Red, Green and Yellow LED lights
These bright colour lights can be found in the train itself and the doors. The bright colours draw attention to the user and the blinking movement brings liveliness to the MTR.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zCOVCnvecvmQ3l_3qckyAh7wmmN_vlrl
Black and Silver
As an important mode of transportation, the MTR has to be easily accessible by all, including the handicapped. Black represents the tracks for the visually handicapped and Silver represents the lift for the physically handicapped.
I chose to use speed to show the difference between the route of the handicapped and the able person. Initially, I thought that there would be a lot of difference but the video shows that the difference is marginal, but of course it would depend on the station itself. But, generally the MTR stations are easily accessible and easy to navigate.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1sQCVTNjz8Pv2JuTw1XyEV4OZu2vLHazC
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mrOD4SHQErc19ExU41iNeYBt-kshOhFu
White
White is represented by the many advertisements you find in the MTR. The glaring white lights of the advertisement boards screams at you for attention.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1B5mk-XACE0zTQL6FS4Vk_B2QnEmzyk-J
Rainbow
In this video montage, we see the many colours of the Island Line, as though we are flipping through a catalog to pick where we will go for our next adventure.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mTHj35k6spCrfav_PErZRGPP7aVH4PEn
By Wu Emily Mei Chang (3035611705)
Great work! I think you have a lot of good ideas and they are execute quite clearly in your clips. I would suggest that you can even focus on just one specific aspect and explore it more thoroughly. For example, in Black and Silver, you can consider the element of sound as they navigate through the station or the angle these people might be looking at. You should definitely keep in mind these great observations, and the next step is to develop a visual method to express these findings.