h ruffles, like that of the mid-1800. The old gentleman is fashioned in old blue and white British suits with the tail on the jacket. The room, too, is decorated with old 1800 English dcor. To gain the viewer’s attention, Millais used chiaroscuro lighting. In a nutshell, Millais’ Trust Me tells the story of the scrutiny and deception of a young woman during mid- 1800.In the Life and Death of Marilyn Monroe, the director, Bob Gonzalez, successfully and impressively portrayed the feelings and emotions of Monroe, not only through the use of words, but also by using certain colors and music to set a specific tone to the audience. Gonzalez illustrated a particular feeling through the tools of color. For example, Monroe was happiest at the bar as she received special attention from the men. During this scene Monroe was wearing a red dress with a matching hat and gloves. This use of warm colors represents the happiness that Monroe is feeling while being served drinks by the bartender. In contrast, Gonzalez would use cold colors to display the despair that Monroe would feel. Monroe’s ongoing conflict with her drunken father is one instant when one can associate cold colors with depression. Her father was wearing a blue, long-sleeved button up with a dark blue tie. During this same scene her father’s aggressive emotions may also be expressed with the color scheme of her dress and the belt that he used to whip around to frighten her. But Gonzalez did not use only color to show sentiment. Music was a device that Gonzalez utilized too. During a different bar scene (this time without Marilyn Monroe), fast paced music was played. The speed of the upbeat music expressed an amorous environment as the guys in the bar, including the bartender, spoke of Monroe with praise. When a slower paced music was played, a discouraging scene would be present. For instance, the scene of Monroe’s extreme manic depression...
