COSTUME AND PROP LIST

Before I began the filming of my opening sequence I managed to acquire various bits of equipment from the chemistry department at my school. This included beakers, syringes, flasks, test tubes and a bunsen burner. I also used a pocket-size coin bag to conceal the drugs when the drug deal takes place.

If I was going to replicate drugs being made I needed equipment that would most likely be used in genuine drug production. I researched and from my knowledge of 'Breaking Bad' and films involving drugs I had what was required to make the shots look as realistic as possible.

I didn't have to do anything special with the costume side of my project as in crime drama's, characters wear fairly casual and basic clothing. You can see the clothes that were worn by the characters above and the lack of vibrance or style to their choice, relating to this common convention in crime drama's.

The darker colours complement the mood in 'Score' and I wanted to make sure there were no colour contrasts seen throughout the production. Arthur (Left) is wearing a 'snapback' that is often seen in youth culture and can be largely seen in the hip-hop industry. He is also wearing a black backpack that may suggest to the audience that he is hiding something.