At a glance, you can see how the film travels from one color to another as it moves from scene to scene. Animated films are especially deliberate about color scripting. The Disney animated film Aladdin has a lot of red and purple.
Pixar's Finding Nemo alternates highly saturated colors with neutrals. There are three blue open-ocean sequences in the middle section of the film, framed by very dark passages.
MovieBarCode on Tumblr (You can search a particular film in the alphabetical index)
MovieBarCode Generator
More examples on CartoonBrew
Previously Color Scripting
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Here is a similar thing that you would probably appreciate...open a jpg of a favorite painting in photoshop and make a index color palette of the colors. Here is a step by step. http://www.projectwoman.com/articles/18PhotoshopSwatches.htm#.VLfqIr869e4
This is a simple and easy way to get an instant palette from a painting or photo you like.
Thanks, Michael. Fascinating stuff.
...would make a great curtain for opening the respective show.
This is awesome and coincidental; my dad is teaching himself SQL and learning how to make barcodes and use barcode generators, etc. He's in his sixties but amazing; really has done all sorts of really visionary stuff in his lifetime, that people in places he's worked are now beginning to utilize.
I'm also taking a bunch of data mining courses myself this year. I find that stuff fascinating. You can do all sorts of cool stuff with bigdata!
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