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On the filming day, I brought a variety of costumes in my backpack to school. The class prior to this, Hayley and I sat down and discussed what we thought each character would wear. We also assigned roles to ourselves. This way, it would make it easier for me to know which costumes to bring. On the piece of paper, I wrote that Hazel would have light makeup, be played by Hayley, and would wear sweatpants and a tank top. I also wrote that the murder clothes for Bothe Hazel and Vivian would bee all black, tight clothing. For Vivian, she would wear jorts, a sweater and have a bruised eye for makeup. Jessica Kennedy would be wearing a pencil skirt, tank top and heavier makeup. This would make her appeal to be more intimidating and shown to fit fashion trends. Matt Brown would just wear a hoodie and baggy pants. Since Hayley and I are both girls and have long hair, all of the boys either had to have their hair up, of have a hat/beanie to hid the hair. For Matt, he would wear a baseball cap. For Aaron however, he would wear a beanie. Penelope Smith would have more of a fashionable look and would wear slightly heavy makeup with low rise jeans and a knitted sweater. Nicole would be more basic and would wear leggings and an oversized hoodie. Nicole would also have more of a natural makeup look. This is because we wanted to have the girls be able to differentiate. So Jessica Kennedy would have tight, short clothing. Penelope would be more fashionable and have more style out of them all. Where as Nicole would be seen as more of an athlete or basic.

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