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Dark Canvas-Looking at people of colour, lighting black and brown skin tonesFarghaly, 2024
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This thesis approaches research on cinematic depictions of people of colour predominantly through the art of lighting, one of the biggest aesthetic tools of a cinematographer. It contemplates the portrayal of people colour and brings up philosophical questions about the …
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