Ideas of how to make the flashback obvious to the audience:
Blurring the scene
Showing the scene in Monochrome
Adding a misty border around the edge
Applying echoes to any digetic sounds
Showing the scene with a grainy effect
Showing the scene in Black and white
Showing the scene with a slight tint of some sort of colour
Films that use flashbacks and how they display the flashbacks:
Wayne's World - uses idiosyncratic wipes (when a film uses strange sequences to move between scenes)
Saws - Different coloured tints with a heavy use of light and dark. (flashbacks were usually darker and harder to see than the present time)
Big Fish - All of the flashbacks include brightly coloured objects and have a slightly glowing effect on characters faces.
Boggy Creek two the legend continues - every flashback slightly blurred.
G.O.R.A - grainy and black and white film.
Trick R Treat - Flashback filmed with a brighter colour pallet than the rest of the film and bathed in golden light.
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