On their own, Harry, Hermione and Ron set out on a mission to located and destroy the rest of Voldemort’s Horcruxes, which are the source of his Immortality. Destroying them all and they defeat He Who Must Not Be Named. The scene I chose is towards the beginning of the film. Ron is walking away from his home on his way to meet with Harry and Hermione to begin their mission. The colors in this scene are blue-greens, purples and some earth tones. The blue tones range in shade, as do the maroons. All of the colors are cool tones. This adds to the dark and dangerous feeling that we see throughout the movie. The dark colors mirror the uncertainty and hidden tasks they will have to take on. The maroons and earth tones relate to home. Inside the house are colors that are inviting being they are brighter than the colors outside. He’s wearing maroon as he’s leaving his house. Analyzing this I see the maroon as a piece of home that he brings with him on his journey. The maroon ranges in shade, soon into a darker shade blending into the darkness. He’s leaving home where it’s comfortable and inviting and going out into the cold darkness where uncertainty lies.
Film Grab. (2019, August 09). Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows Part 1. Retrieved from https://film-grab.com/2016/08/25/harry-potter-the-deathly-hallows-part-1/
Director: David Yates
Producers: David Heyman, David Barrow, J.K. Rowling
Director of Photography: Eduardo Serra
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
Year: 2010