Our opening sequence only features 3 characters and we decided to keep it very close to the film noir's signature style.
Police Officer/Detective (Left)
- Pink shirt because we thought that the colour pink would contrast very well in black and white as you can see displayed in the photographs. The pink came off as a dark grey which we thought gave a nice contrast from the other characters clothing
- Braces which were used gave a very retro, detective feel for a 40s type of character, made him look smart yet laid back.
- A Black tie to finish the overal Detective look
- Black trousers and shoes, for smart appearance.
Detective Phillip Meyers (Right)
- White shirt with rolled up sleeves with a black waist coat on. Made sure the blacks and whites stand out on film. Rolled up sleeves and unbuttoned top to make him look like he's had a hard day
- Black trousers and shoes to complete the overall look.
Vivienne Waldorf
- 40s styled Cardigans and Shirts
- Pencil Skirt
- Stiletto Heels and Tights
- Red Lip Stick (Lustful colour fit for a Femme Fatale)
- Kept it very stylish for its era and alluring for a male.
Props
These are some of the props we are going to use for our opening sequence.
- Red Lipstick
- Glock (Pretend Gun)
- Cigarettes (Very Film Noir, 40s everyone smoked)
- Detective Jacket
- A Bed (which we shall make out of a table and bedding)
- Tables for interrogation
- Bedside Table and Lamp Gapher
- Ash Tray
- Cup and Saucer
- Lighter
- Arm Chair
- Boards and Gather Tape (For the illusion of shadows from windows on the walls)
- A Handmade Doorway
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