Have you ever watched a film and felt drawn into it right away? Often times, you subconsciously react to scenes based on the colors alone. Colors in film are used to evoke emotions and even the slightest change in hues can alter the way the audience responds to the scenes. Knowing which colors to use when can make all the difference to your projects.
To illustrate the use of colors and the emotions the evoke, StudioBinder has created an infographic to help you grasp the basics of color psychology in film.
[via StudioBinder]
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