Working out costumes for actresses
Next, I had to get the costumes together for my actresses. This process was fairly easy. Costumes are a tool in portraying the story you’re trying to tell. Costumes can be a deal breaker if not properly taken care of. Your audience won’t be entranced by your story if your mise-en-scene doesn’t fit the expectation. My story is a drama, which sets an expectation of elaborate mise-rn-scene. This plays a huge part at just adds so much detail. For example, what do you think of when someone mentions Titanic and their costumes? You think of people of prestige backgrounds wearing gowns outfits that fit the time period the movie is set in. The same thing goes for my story. When you think of a teen drama, you think of 21st century technology, trendy clothes, and angst. More importantly, the DRAMATICS/theatrics of it all. You can’t just have a mentally unstable/ depressed person all dolled up and ready to slay the day. It just isn’t practical. Nor is it realistic. My main character, Indigo Marie, is the pinnacle for 21st century teens. The only thing is, she has gone through more than the average teen and she has a secret that’s gnawing at her. So, it is only right for her to be wearing casual clothing/ pajamas because she is in her sorrows. As for Jodi Cameron, she is more upbeat. She will wear a full outfit with jewelry. Remember, these details are to help set the scene.
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