Research into the Mise-en-scene of our thriller

Typical Props-

• Guns 
• Magnifying glass
• Pen knife 
• developed photos/camera 
• Un-obvious weapons 

 Our props: 

• Syringes - these will be used for our 'un-obvious weapons' - create more suspense for audience
• Bath- in your house where you should be able to feel safe.
• Camera - to take photos of the crime scene.
• Pen knife- this will be our detectives choice of weapon- a gun wont be used as this wont be a realistic prop for us. 

Typical costume:

• Detectives- one will be smartly dressed in dark clothes; the other will be naturally dressed.
• Victim- Their every day clothes
• Antagonist- Will be an everyday natural dress code, as this will make it more difficult for the audience to identify who he/she is. 

Our costume: 

• Detectives will be wearing the typical costume of one smartly dressed and the other naturally dresed.
• The victim will be wearing shorts and a white shirt, which are typical house clothes and the white shirt will reflect her 'Angel' side. 
• We will not be using an Antagonist in our opening sequence. 

Typical lighting (our lighting):

• dull/ artificial lighting in the crime scene
• natural lighting when the detectives are outside the place where the crime took place, creating a contrast.

Typical colour:

• Red- use of blood
• Black- representing death and murders

Our colours:

• Red- use of blood
• Black- representing death and murders
• Green- unusual drug
• Orange- colour of syringes- bring and stand out to be unusual.

Typical set

• Natural environment, e.g the victims house
• Detectives bedroom 
• Outside of the crime scene

Our set

• The bathroom in the victims house
• Detectives bedroom- where his 'dream' will take place
• the drive up to the victims house- showing the isolated house