Amelie’s Style:
- Red and green very prominent
-Tinted warm. Blues come off more as greens which helps consistency of color scheme
-Use a lot of dolly shots in and extreme close ups
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seen from United States
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seen from Singapore
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seen from Germany
seen from China

seen from United States
seen from China

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China

seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from China
Amelie’s Style:
- Red and green very prominent
-Tinted warm. Blues come off more as greens which helps consistency of color scheme
-Use a lot of dolly shots in and extreme close ups
Week 7
Annie McDevitt
1. I like how the natural lighting brightened her face to show the subtle expression and color. Even if it was not natural lighting, I loved how they showed the scenery outside of the window to work the lighting seamlessly into the story.
2. The strategically placed lights work perfectly into the scene. I love how they have a reason for every light source rather than using the lamp just for a prop. I also like the light behind her body which makes her stand out in the scene and gives the room depth.
3. I really enjoyed the grimy lighting in this shot. The lack of bold color also gives an older vibe to the scene. I like the soft light on the woman’s face that accentuates her features and made her skin look dewey. I also liked how the light is also working in the background to show depth as well as showing the knickknacks on the walls.