Colour

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by Steven Peacock and Des O'Rawe

Type: Studies
Subject: Technique > Aesthetics
Keywords: color, lighting, aesthetics
Publishing date: 2010
Publisher: Manchester University Press
Collection: Cinema Aesthetics
Language: English

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Hardcover • 144 pages
5 ¾ x 8 ¾ inches (14.5 x 22.5 cm)

ISBN

978-0-7190-7642-8

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Book Presentation:
Colour remains one of the few uncharted territories in writing about film style. Colour is the first monograph to deal with the close criticism of film colour across decades and countries. Through detailed explorations of films such as Three Colours: White and The Green Ray, this study offers a way of approaching, interpreting, and appreciating cinematic colour. The book also considers film's ability to place colour in a shifting relationship with all other points of style including camerawork, editing, performance, music, and lighting. Accessible and inventive in its approach, Colour invites the reader to see films differently, providing a fresh perspective of this overlooked element of cinema aesthetics.

About the authors:
Steven Peacock is senior lecturer in Film at The University of Hertfordshire

Press Reviews:
'This book is a major contribution to the scholarship of film art. Each chapter develops and illuminates the range, significance and usage of colour in our understanding and experience of the particular films chosen and, in doing so, heightens our alertness to colour's crucial significance for film aesthetics in general. The author's extraordinary prose is a guide and companion in the appreciation of this complex and underexplored region of film art.'

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