Black and white sets the mood by creating an unnatural, dream-like quality for its viewers. Since we perceive reality in color, viewing images in black and white gives viewers a surreal feeling. It sets a tone through shadows and lighting. In contrast, black and white can heighten realism, especially when used in a way that gives a film historical meaning. In documentaries or stories that predate color in photography and film, having your film in black and white can immerse the audience into the historical context of the story.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
BLOG QUESTION BEG/ADV: FAVORITE UNIT
What unit did you enjoy the most? Why? What are three things that you learned from the unit? What are two things that you'd like to k...
-
1. What is back focus? How does it affect the image that you are shooting? 2. How do you check the back focus? Are our JVC camcorders dif...
-
1. What were two reasons why 60Hz interlaced frames chosen for over the air broadcasting? How did the introduction of color factor in? 2....
No comments:
Post a Comment