With that being said, the beginning of my film when Alex is alone, I would like to have the scene softly tinted blue. I will do this by adjusting the white balance on my camera or maybe adding a filter, depending on what looks better. When Alex comes across the nomads I would like to have a yellow tint, to represent his new found happiness, but by the end of the film the the tint will start returning back to blue representing a cycle of emotions and the inability to escape past issues, as he will have his epiphany realizing he can't just tape over his past.
Example:
This is just old footage I had from a previous project. I was testing the coloring on iMovie as I think I prefer to use this rather than messing with the white balance in case I change my mind on using the tints.
Since, I now plan to include a few flashbacks into my film, I need to figure out how I plan to incorporate them. Whether I make them black and white, sepia, vignette, fade into them, etc.
I'd like to have the flashbacks layered over Alec as he walks, like such:
This too is just old footage I had from the same project. I used it just to figure out layering
on iMovie not expecting it to be so simple. Thankfully it was that easy.
I think this would look really cool and isn't the typical cheesy black and white flashback, it may be a bit cheesy, but I like the product it produces. It feels reminiscent of some 'old' films I enjoy.
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