Location Our location will be on the south downs where there is a field and woods to give the opening title sequence an eerie feeling.

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Location Our location will be on the south downs where there is a field and woods to give the opening title sequence an eerie feeling.

Make up: Props: Costume: Black eyeliner drawn on veins with powder to create illusion of veins being turned black. Blood from victims mouth Ruined makeup from protagonist’s face Vaseline- to stop fake blood staining Normal make up Props: Cup of tea in a flask Phone Fake blood Mask to hide identity of the stalker. Costume: Dark clothing/ hoodie/ plain clothing for the antagonist. Victim has normal teenage clothes as they are a friend/ family member of the protagonist Protagonist is wearing normal teenage clothes as well to show that they are just ordinary