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The Analysis of Color Narration of Animated Film Ne Zha
QIN Jian-bo
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2021.09.014
School of Media Technology, Liaocheng University, Liaocheng, China
Color has an intuitive expression of the material world, and is often used by creators of animated films in the narrative process of the film to express a creator’s subjective feelings. Color narration is a special mental imagination activity. It mainly refers to human beings perceiving colors in the external environment, and judging by their own rich life experience, and finally achieving a comprehensive cognition of external things. The animated film Ne Zha has attracted the attention of the audience since its release. That is because the film uses color narration ingeniously to innovate traditional stories and familiar characters, it displays the story through shocking visual expression, so that the audience can feel the influence of traditional culture while understanding the story, reflecting the unique artistic charm of color narration. This paper analyzes three aspects of color narration in showing the binary oppositions of goodness and evil, portraying vivid characters, promoting the development of narration, and highlighting the tension of the film, and fully expounds the importance of color narration in animated films.
animated film, Ne Zha, color narration, visual expressiveness, character shaping
Journal of Literature and Art Studies, September 2021, Vol. 11, No. 9, 714-719
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