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(video) A super-interesting behind the
scenes about a next-level immersive
cinema experience found only in Las
Vegas: “[The] Sphere is presenting the
Judy Garland classic as you’ve never
seen it – a 16K immersive experience on
a screen larger than four football
fields, with tornado effects, and
artists and AI expanding the visions of
Emerald City.” (via Shawn King)
“Colour is one of the quickest ways a
poster can tell you what kind of film
it’s selling. Before you’ve read the
title or registered the actors, your
brain has already clocked the palette
and filed it against a lifetime of genre
expectations …
I wanted to take a data-led look at
colours on movie posters, so I gather a
few (well, 58,687) and analysed how
different kinds of movies make use of
each colour. Before we go
colour-by-colour, let’s get a general
sense of colourful movie posters are.”
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