Again in the tutorial we looked at two treatments and then produced a mood board for each, illustrating our interpretation of the film idea.
MOOD BOARD 1:
“After the newscast, Jordan goes out to the parking structure of the New York City studio, gets into his luxury sports coupe and drives off towards his Long Island home.
Parking in the six car garage, he exits the car to a huge hug and kiss from his lovely wife Charlene, who leads him into the palatial home to a candlelit dinner.”
MOOD BOARD 2:
“The opulently dressed QUEEN ELIZABETH I glowers with contempt from her throne, impatiently tapping her boney fingers as she addresses two men whose backs are toward the camera.
She archly reminds them that this isn't the first time they have committed acts of treason against the throne, and that obviously, the only way to put a stop to their behaviour is by having them beheaded.”
In both of these mood boards I have tended to lean heavily towards colour to show mood and emotion. I think that colours can be very powerful and the majority of people interpret colours in the same way, which makes in intention of the mood board easy to understand. I will be using the same methods when producing my own mood boards.
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