Color Use #20

 Throughout our film we used mainly bright natural lighting because our film is very happy and bright. As the film continues it slowly changes to much more darker light toward the end of the film. For one scene when the girl is laying on her bed half of her face is shown with blue light along the darkness of her room. We used the blue to represent her sadness and to give a depressed ambiance. We did this to add to her clear emotional distress onscreen during the scene.

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