Costume Ideas

Mise en scene: 
Initial Outfit Ideas: 
Whilst in the planning stage of our trailer, it is important that we consider the different costumes that we will need. The list explains the costumes for different characters as they appear chronologically.

In order of appearance:

  • Father in front of the TV - Old jumper/blanket.
  • Female protagonist from behind, in bedroom - Grey school jumper, white shirt and tartan skirt.
  • Female protagonist in outside scenes - Black jeans, tartan shirt, black leather converse and black jacket.
  • Debbie - Red, low cut top, oversized gold hoop earrings, pink lipgloss, short tight skirt, dirty trainers.
  • Female protagonist on the streets - black long sleeve crop top, red skirt, black leather converse, red lip stick.
  • Male pimp - Jeans. Black top.
  • Female protagonist at protest - Bright yellow top, black jeans, denim jacket, black leather converse.
  • Protesters - Bright colours. Casual. 
Protagonist outfit moodboards

Street outfit 

Protest outfit


Smart outfit (job search)

School outfit 

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