Black and white cinematography dominated the first decades of filmmaking. It wasn’t until the 1950s that colour cinematography replaced black and white as the predominant style. With the explosion of ...
Whether it’s Wes Anderson’s vibrant color palette in “The Grand Budapest Hotel” or the comic-styled color disruptions of Robert Rodriguez’s “Sin City,” the color of a film sets its mood and tone. Film ...
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