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World History rchive / lamy tock hoto olour and lighting effects are part of the cinematic experience, creating the atmosphere and mood to set a scene.

hese early movies were shot with black and white film and multiple colour filters were superimposed after print to create the colours. his worked to a certain extent but lacked realism.

his movie was revolutionary in its use of vivid echnicolour, a process of colour cinematography that used three different colours to produce a print.

2 World History rchive / lamy tock hoto olour and lighting effects are part of the cinematic experience, creating the atmosphere and mood to set a scene. o you think this could be achieved in the early days of black and white silent movies? he first colour movies were not actually filmed in colour. hese early movies were shot with black and white film and multiple colour filters were superimposed after print to create the colours. his worked to a certain extent but lacked realism. echnological advances were developing by the time the Wizard of z was released in his movie was revolutionary in its use of vivid echnicolour, a process of colour cinematography that used three different colours to produce a print. he Wizard of z is widely considered to be one of the greatest films in merican history. VVW xperiment with prisms and 3 cinema glasses to explain some of the interesting properties of light and their cinematic application. HG eams of two 120 minutes rism ay box ed and green acetate filter 3 K3 eveloping risms White card 3 glasses he rainbow in science is known as the spectrum. his is caused by white light from the sun hitting raindrops, which splits up (disperses) the light into many colours to create a rainbow effect. se the mnemonic methods on the right to remember all seven colours. 3 glasses Beam of white light ichard of York gave battle in vain Glass prism Have you ever wondered why you sometimes wear 3 glasses in the cinema? t s so that you can feed different images into your eyes. he cinema screen projects two images and the glasses cause one of the images to enter one eye and the other to enter the other eye. Your brain does the rest and creates the illusion of a 3 scene. uring this challenge, you will construct your own 3 glasses from white card and red and cyan acetate. 1 oyal cademy of ngineering red orange yellow green blue indigo violet

3 xercise ecreate ir saac ewton s experiment. his effect uses a prism and a ray of white light to demonstrate the split into bands of colour. f the science department does not have a ray box, one can be made with a shoebox, touch, tape and pair of scissors. hallenge 1 1. wist the prism and observe the effect the wave of light has on the emerging rays of colour. Which colour was bent the most by the prism? Which colour was bent the least by the prism? ry placing small pieces of colour filter in the path of the light, before it strikes the prism. What do you observe? eflect the shapes in the mirror lines. 3. dd the missing word in each statement and locate in the word search. aterial that allows light to pass through easure of how much light material allows to pass ade when light cannot travel through an object bject that gives out light aterial that allows some light to pass through ight will when it meets a different material..... GH= 300,000,000 metres/second. ark materials..... light. ight mplification by timulated mission of adiation.....

Huge ball of gas that gives out heat and light.... aterial that does not allow light to pass through. 0..... hiny materials such as a..... will reflect light. line at 90 to a plane surface...... ngle of.

nstructions for constructing your own 3 glasses ut out the 3 glasses from the template (next page) including the eye holes. ape the sides to the centre section to form the glasses template.

4 Huge ball of gas that gives out heat and light.... aterial that does not allow light to pass through hiny materials such as a..... will reflect light. line at 90 to a plane surface ngle of =.... of reflection. evice used to see out of a submarine B H W B Q Q G Y Y Y 4. nstructions for constructing your own 3 glasses ut out the 3 glasses from the template (next page) including the eye holes. ape the sides to the centre section to form the glasses template. ut a square of red and green acetate using the template. ape the red acetate to the back of the left eyehole and tape the green acetate to the back of the right. old the sides of the eye glasses to fit the face. ow watch a 3 film such as inossauros 3 nimation at o you notice anything different? V H BW

3 G. ut out the 3 eyeglass sections (including the eye holes) and the two acetate templates eft side of glasses emplate for red acetate ight side of glasses emplate for cyan acetate ront centre

5 3 G. ut out the 3 eyeglass sections (including the eye holes) and the two acetate templates eft side of glasses emplate for red acetate ight side of glasses emplate for cyan acetate ront centre section of glasses ye hole (cyan side) ye hole (red side) B. ape the sides to the centre section, as per the diagram below (shows front of glasses) ape here ape here Green gel 5 oyal cademy of ngineering ed gel

oyal cademy of ngineering s the K s national academy for engineering, we bring together the most successful and talented engineers for a shared purpose: to advance and promote excellence in

We have four strategic challenges: ake the K the leading nation for engineering innovation upporting the development of successful engineering innovation and businesses in the K in order to create

6 oyal cademy of ngineering s the K s national academy for engineering, we bring together the most successful and talented engineers for a shared purpose: to advance and promote excellence in engineering. We have four strategic challenges: ake the K the leading nation for engineering innovation upporting the development of successful engineering innovation and businesses in the K in order to create wealth, employment and benefit for the nation. ddress the engineering skills crisis eeting the K s needs by inspiring a generation of young people from all backgrounds and equipping them with the high quality skills they need for a rewarding career in engineering. osition engineering at the heart of society mproving public awareness and recognition of the crucial role of engineers everywhere. ead the profession Harnessing the expertise, energy and capacity of the profession to provide strategic direction for engineering and collaborate on solutions to engineering grand challenges. oyal cademy of ngineering rince hilip House, 3 arlton House errace, ondon W1Y 5G el: +44 (0) egistered charity number over images: hutterstock.com/itockhoto.com

GOOD VIBRATIONS. Science, Technology and Engineering Focus. Supported by

GOOD VIBRATIONS. Science, Technology and Engineering Focus. Supported by GOOD VIBRATIONS ST Ee M Science, Technology and Engineering Focus Supported by INTRODUCTION Some of the biggest moments in cinematic history hit your ears before your eyes. The first spine-tingling notes