Color sets the tone and mood of a film before any of the actors
have even uttered a word. Directors Lilly and Lana Wachowski used a
green tint in
The Matrix (1999) to create a mood palette that was suggestive of the early monochrome computer monitors. Yellow was used in
Kill Bill
(2003) to depict Uma Thurman’s character’s madness and instability.
Romantic comedies use pastel shades like beige, pink and lilac. Sci-fi
and cyborg films use shades of blue, grey and green. Teal and orange
seem to be the trend in Hollywood nowadays, especially in movie
adaptations of graphic novels and comic books.
Highlighting the significance of color in films, Twitter account
@CinemaPalettes
shares color palettes derived from memorable scenes from famous movies.
So far they’ve compiled more than 250 palettes, and yes, they also take
requests. Some of these might even give you
color ideas for your next design project. Check them out below.
http://digitalsynopsis.com/design/cinema-palettes-famous-movie-colors/
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