Color is an essential element of filmed image analysis and can be seen as a bridge between painting and cinema. Moreover, color gives movies their identity and reaffirms their aesthetic and sensorial characteristics. Yet, until now, there has been no research on the question. This original work provides readers with an innovative reflection on the use of color in cinematographic creation from its beginnings, analyzing economic and technological aspects in detail, in addition to the aesthetic motivations that determine directors' and producers' choices. Jessie Martin's deft synthesis of research on the subject offers different perspectives of analysis.
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