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film color

film color Film color is the use of color as a cinematic element in movies.

Film color is the use of color as a cinematic element in movies. In film cognition, it is studied as one of the features that can shape viewers’ perception and interpretation of what they see.

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Drafting source: Cao Zhengcao; Wang Yashu; Wu Liangyu; Xie Yapei; Shi Zhichen; Zhong Yiren; Wang Yiwen. Reexamining the Kuleshov effect: Behavioral and neural evidence from authentic film experiments. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0308295; article XML SHA-256 6863c5ce2dfec72d3e72ec43eecc40c87df015f997a8af9db2a44fc557a9a28b. “Reexamining the Kuleshov effect: Behavioral and neural evidence from authentic film experiments” (10.1371/journal.pone.0308295).
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