The document discusses costume and prop needs for several characters in a film scene. The boss, bodyguards, and hitman will wear suits to portray wealth and superiority, and may also wear sunglasses. The target will be dressed casually in everyday clothes. The mysterious masked man sneaking up behind the hitman will wear a black balaclava to look menacing and hide his identity. Guns props include a sniper rifle for the hitman and a pistol for the masked man. A briefcase handed from the suited men to the hitman will contain a folder with information on the target inside.

1. Costumes & Props

2. The Boss, Body-Guards and Hit-Man
Within the film there is a scene where a hit-man is
meeting with a client and two body-guards.
Because they are supposed to be a large criminal
organisation, they will be wearing suits to illustrate
their superiority and wealth. They also may be
wearing sun-glasses so we have decided to try both
out on the actual shoot hopefully.

3. The Target
The target is supposed to look like an average person
going about their normal life so they are just going to be
wearing usual casual clothes. We do not have the exact
items of clothing decided on yet, but they will be similar
to this type of outfit.

4. Mysterious Masked Man
The main plot twist within our opening is that the
assassin will have someone sneaking up behind
him with a gun. We wanted to make this
character look menacing as well as hiding his
identity to add a little more mystery to the plot.
We have both a green balaclava and a black
balaclava. So far we feel that the black balaclava
is more menacing so we will probably be using
that one but the green was worth consideration.

5. Guns
These are the two types of guns that the
characters will be carrying. The sniper
rifle will be carried by the hit-man as it
is a trade-mark weapon of this type of
character and the pistol will be carried
by the masked-man.

6. Brief-case
The plot for the film involves a brief-case being handed
over from the men in suits to the assassin. The brief
case holds information in a folder on the target that they
want the hit-man to assassinate.

7. Folder With a Stack of Papers
Within the film that we are making, within the brief-case is
a folder or ring-binder. Inside the ring-binder is a stack of
papers that explains the assassin’s mission and any extra
details he needs to know. This could possibly be linked to
another convention as it suggests the idea of stalking (A
common fear), since the folder contains photos of the
target, this also links to systems of watching.