This is our costume for the only character which will feature in our film opening. The shirt is dirty with ‘blood’ stains on it, making the audience feel as if something bad has already happened making them want to carry on watching.

This is one of the main props we will in our film opening. It provides lighting to the dark surrounding. As the lighting is so sparse it adds to the tense atmosphere which is a typical convention of thrillers.

Bandages are going to be used on our antagonist to make the character look more dirty and grubby. These are common conventions of a thriller. Example of this is used in Se7en which inspired us for a lot of our films.

These a pieces of paper with red ink stains on them. In our film we will use a straw and blew the ink across the paper making it look like splashes of blood. This was inspired by the film Orphan which has splashes of colour on the film ending.

This list will be in our filming opening as well. This makes the audience think ‘who are they?’ ‘has he killed them?’ ‘is he going to kill them?’. All these questions will be running through their minds, creating a edgy atmosphere.

These images are going to be a key feature in our film opening. These images will make the antagonist seem like a child killer and make the audience wonder if he has killed them or not?

This pen will be used in our film opening to draw lines over images, which will be conveyed be him manipulating people making him seem dominate and unstoppable which is another convention of thrillers.

These pieces of paper are going to be used purely to make the scene look messy, cluttered and adding to his character being dirty and unhygienic. Which is common for males in thrillers.