This study investigates the combined impact of film color and editing on emotional perception using behavioral and fMRI techniques. Two experiments with a two-factor design assessed the interactions between film color (colored and black-and-white) and editing (fearful, neutral, happy). Experiment 1 (117 participants) showed a significant interaction effect on valence ratings of a neutral face. Experiment 2 (67 participants) revealed distinct brain activations (insula, ACC, middle frontal gyrus), with an interaction effect in the left ACC. The results highlight the integral role of color and editing in influencing viewers' emotional perception and offer practical implications for filmmakers.
Publisher
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications
Published On
Oct 07, 2024
Authors
Zhengcao Cao, Yashu Wang, Ran Li, Xiang Xiao, Yapei Xie, Suyu Bi, Liangyu Wu, Yanlin Zhu, Yiwen Wang
Tags
film color
editing
emotional perception
fMRI
behavioral techniques
interaction effect
participants
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