Planning - Costume designs.

I began to think about what kind of basis for each character their costumes would be, and therefore decided to draw a few designs ... not in details, but in order to give an idea of what we want during the production.
For males:

Detective kane:
He will be seen in a formal suit, with a blakc tie, black trousers, black suspenders and a white tie. Throughout the scenes in which he will be shown will be fairly formal and the costume will look smart, by this i mean to give the idea that he is serious in his business of work and is taking this case seriously.
Paul Rauling:
His scenes only involve being "dead", therefore his clothing will be very laid-back and messed up, with a loosened tie and untucked shirt.


For women:
Jane Rauling:
she will be shown as a mother should, with a smart blouse and a pencil skirt. By this it enables the audience to see her personality through being smart and serious especially in this situation.
Victoria:
Victoria is shown in an elegant dress, which may resemble her arriving after an evening out, however it explores her nature of beauty, seduction and persuasive personality. By doing this it clearly shows to the audience of how she may be involved through the film as the "femme fatale"