Wong Kar-wai's film photography collection

Wong Kar-wai, a director who always wears sunglasses, but can shoot the most beautiful color photography pictures.

1982, Wong Kar-wai wrote his first screenplay "Colorful Clouds" and officially entered the film circle. 1988, he directed his first film, Tears Running, and then directed many films, such as The True Story of Teddy Boy, Chongqing Forest, Early Spring, In the Mood for Love, 2046, A Generation of Masters and so on. He was also the first person from China to win the Best Director Award at Cannes International Film Festival. In 2006, he served as the chairman of the jury of the 59th Cannes International Film Festival and became the first Chinese jury chairman in the history of Cannes International Film Festival. May 19 as the 22nd Shanghai International Film Festival? Film venture capital project? Jury chairman? .

Wong Kar-wai is a famous director. His achievements in directing movies are unparalleled, but he always wears sunglasses, which forms his strong personal style. No matter on the set, talk show or book cover, what we see is the image of him wearing sunglasses. Then the question is, if he wears sunglasses at work, where do those gorgeous pictures in his movies come from?

In the film "The Master", Wong Kar-wai made use of everyone's intuitive association with color, making color dominate the tone of the whole film photography, thus mobilizing the audience's overall viewing mood with color. The yellow-green tone in photography leads our thoughts to the golden age of Wulin. And color expression also has a sense of rhythm? The unity and continuity of color expression are necessary in photography, but if the colors of the whole movie are the same, then the movie must be monotonous. So at this time, Wong Kar-wai shifted and changed the mood of the characters and the color of the picture by the development of the plot. That is to say, in the characterization, we should be correct in thinking, but not blindly brilliant and great, and the means to change this is photographic vision? United front? . ?