When it comes to movies color is one of the most effective tools a storyteller can use, be it fiery red or an ice cold blue, a color can have a hugely dramatic effect on a film or a scene. And even though cinema started out with none, it’s now become a medium that’s as colorful as any.

Be it the washed out pastels of Wes Anderson’s filmic palette or the Technicolor sheen of Hitchcock’s Vertigo, color is as important to the narrative as script or cinematography.

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