Costume List

This is the first piece of clothing which will be used in our thriller opening. This piece of clothing will be used underneath the coat shown below and will be used effectively to shadow our actors face in specific scenes. Although everything apart from the hood will be covered up by the coat this is generally what we want, and this is the effect we want to have for our thriller opening. As for the colour, it'll be a black hoodie on purpose so that it matches the military trench coat we'll be using but also match the dark theme which I am trying to convey throughout the start of my sub-genre horror thriller.

This will be the military trench styled coat in which we'll be using in the thriller opening. This style of coat will be used specifically to add a more dark, gothic theme to the opening and will allow us to add mystery when presenting the weapon our actor will be presenting throughout our short opening. After some audience research we found out that not only my group but our targeted audience enjoyed the look of and liked the longer style coat to either just a hoodie or a shorter coat which was above the waist.

The type of bottoms that we'll be dressing our actor in will be black skinny styled jeans, and from this we will be expecting our decision of bottoms will match our choice of top, which will be the hoodie and military trench coat.

The style of shoes we've decided for our actor to wear is a type of boot. This type of boot has been used specifically to add to the fact that we want a more gothic, dark and military type theme. Due to the fact that our thriller opening is based on a psychotic young boy whom has a split personality disorder, the link between outfit style, such as the jackets, coats, trousers and in fact shoes fit rather well together.

This, for part of our thriller opening will be the type of hair style we'll be trying to archive. This will also allow us to give light and allow us to properly see our actors face, instead of his hair falling over his face when it isn't wanted.

Although we shall not be using paint, for the fact it'll take to long, we'll be using a plastic skeleton mask, and then colouring in our actors eyes with eye-liner to get the desired effect.