Blog Post #33 - The Colors! - 3/30/2022


The Colors that we'd use in the opening wasn't really a major thought during our process. But we definitely did think about it! Since our main goal, or one of our main goals was to use colors to essentially express the situation that would be ongoing during the film. We choose specific color palettes for both the main character and the side characters, with the main character wearing white which would ultimately imply their personality to be kind, sweet, innocent, lovely, and just any other character trait that sounds like that. In contrast, the passengers would wear darker clothes to hint towards their ultimate fate that would occur later in the film, but they also need to be more expressive so the color makes more sense. We also chose a red car to be the vehicle driven in the film as Red often connects towards a dangerous, much more threatening so all in all it manages to work perfectly. 

 

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