
For my male character, my chose of costume was simple, I wanted him to wear the same costume throughout as he maintained the same emotions throughout as angry, violent, with a hint of regret. I wanted him to be relatable to my audience and therefore needed a costume that was simple and 'everyday', I therefore decided on basics of jeans and a navy jumper, although this is very simple it is very effective and creates him as a neutral and everyday character that could be representative of any person. His emotions never change and therefore nor did his costume, but by choosing dark colours I showed the anger and deep violence within him.


In juxtaposition to this, I wanted her to wear dark, tight and casual clothes within her abusive scenes, I felt that this would be a good way to show how when she's with her violent boyfriend she feels the opposite of when she's running away, the dark colours will represent the negative and trapped feelings she has, and the tightness of the clothes will again show how she is trapped within them like the relationship; the opposite to her floaty dress which shows herself and her body are free. I want this outfit to be very casual and therefore show how the beatings are a normal, and daily routine, by having her wear a dark hoody with jeans and a black top, it shows the dark and negative colours but also subconsciously shows the audience how the violence is a daily thing and that it has become casual like her clothing. I feel all my chosen costumes are suitable and represents the emotions and storyline well, I hope the audience view them as suitable and relate the emotions of the characters with the costumes.

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