Gina Elward was cast as the GIRL character because she is the right age and a talented dancer needed for dancing scenes. Her costume includes a black top, black jeans, and a black and blue coat. She will wear dark eye makeup. Louise Williams was cast as the HOODED FIGURE, a minor character seen in one shot who agreed to help. Her costume consists of a black zip hoodie and black jeans, with her face not seen. The director wants both characters in black to symbolize mystery, guilt, and sin. A large mirror with a white light will be used as a prop to focus on reflections of the characters and create a sense of the girl going insane.

1. CAST COSTUME MAKE
UP
GIRL Gina Elward
I chose Gina forthe part because
she is the accurate age for this
character. She is also a very
talented lyricaldancer whichis
needed for the dancing scenes.
 Black
Top
 Black
Jeans
 Black
and Blue
coat
Dark
eye
make
up
HOODED
FIGURE
Louise Williams
This character is only seen in one
shot so didn’t need any vital
elements about them. Louise was
keen to help me out.
 Black
Zip
Hoodie
 Black
jeans
Face
not
seen
I want the girl in all black,
as it is a colour associated
with thrillers and I want an
element of mystery about her.
It also symbolises guilt or
sin, which I would like the
character to be considered a
guilty character
I think having the girl
in heavy dark eye make-
up makes her seem young
and fairly rebellious.
Like the GIRL, I want
the hooded figure in
black as we never see
their face therefore
making them mysterious.
They will wear a hoodie
as this covers there
face and creates a
narrative enigma of who
this character is.
PROPS:
The mirror: I need a large
mirror to I could fit the
image of the girl and space
to see when the hooded
figure is there and when
they aren’t. This one also
has a white round light
that brings focus to the
figure reflected. The white
contrasts with the want to
be innocent. It also
creates the image that she
is going insane.