Colour Scheme


Colour scheme from Kate Jenkins

Feedback: 

 'The colour scheme for the music video about World Was II is appropriate for the settings the colours are to do with the moment in time. The colours will be suitable for modern times as well.' - Luke 

 'The colour scheme is rather appropriate for the setting, as I think that is suits with the time period but they also tend to be used today.' - Jordan 

 Colour plays a big role in creating the mood and atmosphere of a music video, magazine advert and digipak. These are my final decisions on the colour scheme that I would like to use in these products. I have chosen colours that fit both the genre and the story and have asked for feedback on these colours. This has allowed me to decide which colours will be best. 

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