Film School Dropouts on Instagram: "Despite colour becoming the dominant standard in film production during the 1960s, many filmmakers continue to implement black-and-white footage into their films – often alongside colour. The Wizard of Oz’s shift from sepia to technicolour is perhaps the most iconic instance of a film’s use of colour aiding its narrative, but plenty of other examples have come since Christopher Nolan is particularly fond of mixing colour with black-and-white, with Oppenheimer

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