Colour Theory: How Does Colour Affect The Way We Watch Movies?

[@dans1642]

The scene in Skyfall pictured is one of my favorites. Very well done, wonderfully choreographed, and an excellent use of silhouettes.

[@kissmyasthma3155]

Great content, your channel deserves way more views...

[@AlbaAdventures]

Funny - I Just loaded a timelapse of my business trip to London. Thanks for posting this.

[@vittorioemanuelemiari9142]

That was Really good, I found it interesting James.

[@neilwilson5785]

This channel is a hidden gem. I like to learn new things, and this one is good for that. I'll do some obligatory trolling now, as you will get this when you get more hits. WTF?? Collour is so not important in movies, ahh.

[@JamesHayes1]

Thank you so much for the positive comment... If my channel explodes then il have to practise pandering to the audience. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE CONTENT! ;)

[@cocoapp4571]

what film is the buddhist monks and the sand-painting from? I'm guessing Samsara?

[@numovie]

Yeah, that's right

[@suvirnath]

Kundun by Scorsese

[@tornikeumankoshvili7041]

Could somebody please tell me the music in the beginning of the video? And overall it's playing on background.

[@dericjames2018]

Yes I think Color grading has a effect on watching movies and it's important and Dark Knight is a example the movie is fantastic but it's ugly looking and it lacks details even the trailers look better.

[@victoriasalvador708]

it was a bit hard to hear sometimes, overall though I found this really interesting

[@victorlolo2008]

nice vid

[@kuangsheng3891]

At 3:45, what is this from?

[@mooseg12]

Its from the film Her

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

Would be better if you spoke more clearly and slowly - just cannot catch all you are saying! (And watch your vocabulary - it is 'distinctive' not 'distinctful'.)