Costumes

One of the key parts of our production was that we wanted to represent the girls in a similar way so that we could outline that Rosey was unlucky to have been taken and it could have easily been Daniella. One way we did this in costume was to make the two girls wear partly the same outfits. They both wore the same black jeans and also the same black converse trainers. This was also useful in our production because it both developed the characters as being good friends, who share similar taste meaning the voice over of Daniella has more emphasis on wanting her friend back but also promotes their characters as stereotypical, fashionable middle class 18 year olds. It was also important that the girls dressed how they would on a daily basis because realism was a vital part of production and ensuring the characters felt comfortable in the situation they were acting and also that they appeared to be how they generally are to portray their personality was crucial for this.

Shania - Rosey:       

Black jeans

Black converse

Black top - also similar to Daniella, further solidifies their friendship to the audience.

Sleeveless coat - brings individuality to Rosey, outlines her as a more important character with bolder colours.

Isa - Daniella:

Black jeans
Converse
Black top
Fur coat - dark colour makes her less significant to Rosey

Henry - Antagonist:

Blue parka - long coat signifies intentions to hide identity
Black jeans
Doc Martins - unusual shoes resemble his strange and unstable mental state


Aaron - Inspector

Black jacket - Appear professional and fit the role of detective
Glasses - Add serious undertones to character and emphasises his "analysis" and keen eye
Black shirt - Appear smart and shows he is giving bad news, much like funeral attire