West anderson

Wardrobe as uniforms; bloom of first love; more tell-tale signs who's in director's chair

Given the sheer number of Anderson’s fantastic frames, picking 50 favourite shots was a tricky task indeed

If you're a fan of Wes Anderson, then you'll know only too well the love and acute attention to detail that goes into every one of his movies. From the soundtrack and costumes to the overall colo...

Wes Anderson film color palette

Cinematographer Robert Yeoman has one of the most interesting CVs in Hollywood, starting out in an array of Eighties classics such as William Friedkin’s To Live and Die in LA and Gus Van Sant’s Drugstore Cowboy, and collaborations with directors as diverse as Wes Craven (on Red Eye), Drew Barrymore (on Whip It) and Paul Feig (on Bridesmaids, Spy and Ghostbusters) in the past decade.

Inspired by Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig's Beware of Pity, The Grand Budapest Hotel is an energetic film with a quirky sense of humor and a distinct color palette. The bright interiors of the titular hotel are the setting for much drama between concierge Gustave H (Ralph Fiennes), his lobby boy, Zero (Tony Revolori), and the hotel's other staff and patrons. The plot thickens when Gustave H is accused of murdering an elderly dowager (Tilda Swinton), leading him to flee across the…

A color palette based off of the beloved Wes Anderson film Moonrise Kingdom.