Suppose you are watching a movie and realize that you are experiencing a certain mood. Maybe you haven’t noticed that the film is dripping in shades of one single color. It’s not an accident.

So, how do you get a cool color palette that matches the vibe of your movie? It turns out, there's a rule called the 60-30-10 rule that can help guide you on this journey. Let's dive in. The 60-30 ...

Shug Avery's bright looks in The Color Purple stand out. It may be more of a show dress, but if I had to kick it on the red carpet, I'd want something just as sequiny.

SARMIENTO: Oh, constantly. I'll be the first to admit I think a lot of my favorite movies are red flags for other people. They're kind of the flip side of the bro movie.

But no matter why a movie looks the way it looks, figuring out how it was done is one of the necessary skills for anyone with a camera. It’s a skill that remains essential no matter what we’re ...