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The Uses of Color in US Popular Cultural Production and Representation
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Tuesday, May 18, 2021 - 6:40am
PopMeC peer-reviewed academic blog (ISSN 2660-8839)
deadline for submissions:
Sunday, July 11, 2021
A dark urban setting scattered with dots of light. Yellow gas flames shoot up against a glowing red horizon, creating an almost hellish feel. Flying cars pierce the atmosphere, revealing the orange smog haze that reappears in urban sequences throughout the movie. As the camera moves closer to futuristic, monumental buildings, cold white beams of light transition to interiors dominated by blue hues. Sequences in the Tyrell Corporation are marked by cool tones as opposed to Deckards warm-toned private spaces. How would we feel and think about a cult film like Blade Runner (1982) if cinematographic choices about color had been made differently?