Costumes

Before we could begin filming our final piece we also had to consider the different options for costumes for our characters. This was important because the costumes can connote many things to the audience.

I believed that the protagonist should be clothed in pale and natural coloured clothing to connote innocence and purity, with little make up and a very natural look to connote youth and naivety.














For the antagonist I thought they should be wearing something of a deep red colour to connote danger, blood or death, this would give the audience a feel for what is to come. I also thought the clothing should all be very dark so the character is looking mysterious and eery.















There was an obvious choice of costume for the staffroom scene because it is shot in a staffroom at a hospital and the characters are nurses and doctors so would be costumed appropriately to suit this role.















The male character in the couple should be dressed neutrally, as his connotations are not as important as the other characters. He should just be dressed like an average young man.

This is how I contributed to the group effort, to see the full and final list of costumes visit the group blog here:
http://cvhs-jall.blogspot.com/