Costumes and Props

After watching our finished thriller or even the rough cut, it becomes very clear that we did not put a great deal of emphasis into our costumes and props. We used normal every day clothing as though nothing were different.





The only two things in the whole thriller that are not so ordinary is the fake blood we used to imitate a cut, and the gun that put the antagonist in a position of power.


At one point the plan was to show several tools that can be used to hurt someone on camera but we decided against it as the gun seemed more fitting for the scene.


Another note is that despite the fact that not many specific costumes and props were used, the clothing worn was still appropriate for the film. Both the antagonist and the protagonist were wearing completely normal clothing. The clothes that can be seen in all the scenes of the thriller would not outline either man as a member of a dominant or subordinate group. The clothes also do not affiliate the characters with any specific group, it would not be immediately obvious that one of them may be in a gang or associated to a certain profession.