The color factory movie#

Green popcorn is margarita-flavored blue is blueberry cheesecake. Here, the treat is popcorn from Dallas-based Make Your Life Sweeter. Each night, the paper is scooped up to be recycled and dumped again. As the confetti builds up throughout the day, it gets deep enough to make “snow” angels.

The color factory movie#

The 60s and 70s set list in the Lite-Brite room, for example, is meant to be “nostalgic,” Malhotra says.Ĭolorful confetti floats in the next room from the type of tumblers used on movie sets to create fake snow. To score the soundtrack that is specific to each room, the team tapped Mary Ramos, Quentin Tarantino’s music adviser. The pop-art style drawings include a spaceship, taco, baseball and Art Cars.Įach night the walls are wiped clean for the group art project to begin again the next day. In the next room, guests pick up five-foot-tall markers to fill in Houston-inspired coloring-book walls. Related: UH's public art program unveils new 'Mobius Houston' installation. Small portholes attached to industrial pipes allow you to smell a colored patch, suggesting what yellow might smell like (popcorn). In the Chromaroma room, Houston-based chief experience officer Tina Malhotra says the team explored the concept of certain smells triggering our memories. Guests eat them while registering on iPads to get a token that will later connect them to digital photos of their experience-cameras are rigged from ceilings and hidden in walls.

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