Color Movie Studies – Freshmen

Freshmen Week 2 

Our students love Stanley Kubrick. And spooky things. In this project, students were asked to choose a movie title, genre, and target audience of their choice. They then had to determine the color palette necessary to advertise the movie to their chosen target audience. The designs were to be mostly abstract and minimally figurative by using color, value (the lightness and darkness of a hue), shape, and form to relay the message of the movie title.






















































































 


















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