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Intersection of Planes
When two planes meet or intersect, they appear to create a line. Every corner of every room can create a line if there is tonal contrast between the two planes. Intersection of two planes is an extremely common way to produce lines. The corners of furniture, windows, doorways, and the intersection of walls can all create lines if there is tonal contrast between the two plans. Changing of the tonal contrast can make the lines more or less visible, as illustrated by the two lower images on the left.
A pictures linear motif can be any combination of straight, circular, vertical, horizontal, or diagonal lines. It is essential to analyze the line on the 2D screen, not the line in real life. In the real world, the fountain has two round bowls. In the screen world, the bowls curved lines are nearly straight. That is, only the straight line here matters to the artist and viewer. In-class exercise to recognize lines.
The first shot on the right illustrates contrast of line orientation within the shot; while the second shot illustrates affinity of orientation within the shot. The first two shots below illustrate affinity of orientation between shots as the angle of the stationary lines is the same. The second two shots below illustrate contrast of orientation between shots.
Orientation
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In order to control the images effectively. The recognition of basic shapes is crucial. The same emotional characteristics associated with curved and straight lines can be linked to round & square shapes, and triangular often relates to bold, aggressive, dynamic, angry, menacing, scary, chaotic, disoriented, unorganized qualities.
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Conception of Color
It is difficult to resist the attraction of bright colors. At the beginning of the film history, filmmakers already began to color black and white films. Goerge Melies once had 23 girls in his factory to hand color his film frame by frame. Our color education tells us that color can be cold or warm or neutral. In the early years of film, red tint is used to suggest fire and heat while blue night scene. We think colors have meanings, but they dont.
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The subtractive system uses pigments mixing and its primary colors are magenta, yellow and cyan. [MAGENTA+YELLOW=RED; YELLOW+CYAN=GREEN; CYAN+MAGENTA=BLUE] Colored filters used on camera lenses and theatrical lights use the subtractive system. The two systems are often combined into a confusing understanding of colors, especially primary colors.
Color Interaction
Josef Albers demonstrated and defined color interaction. The susceptible color refers to the color that will appear to change; while the neighbor is the color or tone that will activate the change in the susceptible color.There are three basic rules: 1) Hue and Black or White: Bezold Effect or spreading effect 2) Complementary Colors: same proportionmore saturated; small color more susceptible; simultaneous contrast; color interaction of successive contrast.
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3) Analogous Colors: are neighbors on the color wheel. Orange on red appears more yellowish and on yellow more reddish. This can be predicted on color wheel. Afterimage: stare at the dot on blue for 1 minute and move eye to the dot on white.
A color scheme is a color plan varies from the color wheel: 2) one hue (monochromatic); 3) complementary hues (often blue and orange); 4) split complementary hues; 5) three-way split; 6) four-way split.
A color script can be as simple as a group of swatches specifying the color for an entire production (Fig. 1). Notice the contrast of warm and cool between act 2 and 3 of the story (Fig. 3). These two schemes may separate past from present (Fig. 2). A more detailed script here shows the development of story in terms of color scheme. Never underestimate the power of colors, which are directly related to the audiences emotional reaction.
Color Script