introduction:
in this post i will be identifying important aspects of each characters in my thriller. character representation will help me and my group when it will come to choosing someone to play the role of a particular character. it will give us an idea of what is required from our actors in order to match the characters.
characters:
Name: unknown
character role: rapist
age: 25-30
gender: male
costume: blue jeans and a black hoodie
hair and makeup: his hair will not be seen as he would be wearing a hoodie and makeup will not be needed because his identity will hidden by not showing his appearance.
body language and facial expression: he will have an intimidating and dominant body language
represented as: someone who
role within narrative: he rapes an innocent girl who was left traumatized by that experience and he was never found guilty.
Name: lucy
character: female victim/antagonist
age: 18
gender: female
costume: she wears a white ripped robe filled with stains
hair and makeup: she will have messy hair and her face will be pale
body language and facial expression: she will have an agitated body language and a frightened facial expression
represented as: she represented as a innocent, lost young girl who is tormented by her pass and struggles to control her emotions.
role within narrative: she play as a girl in a mental hospital who is unable to control her emotions
Name; boby
character: boyfriend/victim
age: 21
costume: the boyfriend will wear a white shirt and a black coat on top
hair and makeup: he will have scruffy hair and a natural look (no makeup)
body language and facial expression: he has a persuasive body language and
represented as:
role within narrative:
Some evidence of planning here and thinking about the characters that will star in your production.
ReplyDeleteTo improve;
-get in images of people who will star in your production
-your first character, what is their representation?
-Boby needs to be analysed a little more
-proof read work for spelling and grammar