Mood- how you feel
Location- the place it is happening.
Lighting- Natural- comes from nature- sun, moon, stars, lightning, fire
Artificial- Man made light- lightbulbs, electricity
Warm light- Yellow or orange tone
Cold light- White, blue, green tone
Bright light- fills the shadows
Dull light- fills part of the space-faded
Colour- Colour palette- what are the predominant colours used
Warm colours- Welcoming, happy, friendly
Cold colours- Makes us feel sad, lonely, chilly
Clean, clinical
Brainstorm: Lighting/Colour
What is happening- Coraline and her family having breakfast in the real kitchen
Look rushed, Tired
Describe- Lighting- clouds through window
Cold- white tone
Bright- whole scene space bright
Colour- White, yellowish, cream- old
Cold- makes space feel tired
Effect on viewer- Moring, dull, sad
(feel/think) Understand they are not a happy family
Coraline unhappy
Director purpose- Makes other world more appealing
Coraline doesn't like the real world
Other techniques
Angles/shots, music, costume, make-up, setting- Outside window is cloudy and grey
Furniture looks old and run down
Doesn't feel lived in- empty
What is happening- Coraline and other parents eating dinner in the other kitchen
Everyone seems happy
Describe- Lighting- Artificial- celing light
Warm- yellow/orange tone
Dull- some spaces dark
Colour- red, orange, white, black
Warm- happy, safe, welcome
Effect on viewer- compact/close, interesting, welcoming, safe
(feel/think)- Coraline is happy to be there
Directors purpose- Shows theme looks can be deceiving because other family looks kind of happy but are actually evil.
Other techniques- costume- formal, fashionable, fit better, makes them look tidier
Bright black, red, white
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