When a person looks around, color replaces in almost every object encountered in everyday life. Color has the ability to produce a particular sensation regardless of its use and selection. It stimulates and acts synergistically with other senses, symbolizes abstract concepts and thoughts, reminds us of another time or place, and produces an aesthetic or emotional response. In making the film, color is used to set the tonal scene before the actors utter a single word. This dissertation explores in more detail the concept of color and the connection between colors and emotions and how color is used as one of the elements of narration in the creation of a film. The paper will conduct research that will try to confirm the hypothesis that the color used in the film directly affects the emotions of the viewer and that each genre has a certain range of colors that it uses to stimulate targeted emotions in the spectators.