1. Costume Design Hair and
Make up

2. • In every film made, the appearance of each
character is a critical feature of the film and
what the audience are most likely to base
their judgement of a character on this.

3. • In our film, our genre is psychological
horror. Our main character is a psychiatric
patient, who is currently in isolation after
murdering her own sister.

4. Here is a spider-scribe we created to plan out the look of our main character

5. • Our actor must look drained and weak, but
also possessed to make her look suitable to
the film, complying with the codes and
conventions of the genre. Her clothes also
need to match this, we will dress her in
grey as we were unable to get hold of any
overalls from the hospital. The colour grey
will symbolise the bleak and desolate life
she will now have to suffer for her actions.

6. • looking at the appearance and
characteristics of the actors in other films
playing a similar role, will help us to develop
our own characters. In the uninvited, the
main character is pale, wide eyed and
wearing very little visible make up, making
her look washed out

7. • looking at the appearance and
characteristics of the actors in other films
playing a similar role, will help us to develop
our own characters. In the uninvited, the
main character is pale, wide eyed and
wearing very little visible make up, making
her look washed out