Costume and Props
Having though of the type of thriller that we want to record, we had to think of various props that we would need in order to make it as realistic as possible. For example, because it's a thriller, we thought we could have a telephone that would ring mysteriously. However, having thought of the final idea, we were more precise in the kind of props that we would need. For example, for the first scene, we used props such as:
- A candle
- A broken pen
- An old, plain diary
- Trash (This is meant to be spread on top of the table).
Also, for the scene that's meant to be in the car, we used:
- Car keys
- The green car
Our thriller opening doesn't really involve any specific costume. However, the main character, which is the suspicious man, is supposed to be wearing black/dark casual clothes because this will create much more tension throughout the entire sequence. Furthermore, the girl, who is supposedly meant to be posh and very delicate as well as having an attitude, is meant to be wearing really nice and on trend clothes. For the moment, no other costume or prop is necessary.
- A candle
- A broken pen
- An old, plain diary
- Trash (This is meant to be spread on top of the table).
Also, for the scene that's meant to be in the car, we used:
- Car keys
- The green car
Our thriller opening doesn't really involve any specific costume. However, the main character, which is the suspicious man, is supposed to be wearing black/dark casual clothes because this will create much more tension throughout the entire sequence. Furthermore, the girl, who is supposedly meant to be posh and very delicate as well as having an attitude, is meant to be wearing really nice and on trend clothes. For the moment, no other costume or prop is necessary.
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