This colour board is
from the film up and shows a wide variety of different examples of colour
theory. The beginning of the board shows several old fashioned scenes that are
in black and white or achromatic, however this quickly turns to many vibrant
and happy colours. In some scenes the use of colour is limited to only one pallet
such as only using different shades of orange or various shades of blue to
signify a sombre and lonely mood.
A good example of that is this scene where the main
character reflects upon how he misses his wife and would rather reside in the
shadows than the brighter moonlight.
In the incredible
moodboard you can see a lot more clearly the story line of the film. Throughout the board it uses both
monochromatic colours and analogous colours. As before in the last colour board there are
scenes that convey different emotions such as near the start that shows using
only a grey colour pallet however unlike the last colour board this shows that
its monotonous and boring instead of nostalgic
In this section of colour board it gives various examples of different feelings
and emotions that are conveyed. In the
scene were the sunset is shown it gives the feeling of heroism and justice
while the next scene shows bob talking to a small child and is a severe
contrast to the last image as it shows the monotonous dullness through the use
of grey and bleak colours. The final image is mainly trying to convey a sense
of nostalgia with the use of browns.
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