Costume, hair and makeupAndrew, main protagonist

Andrew will be wearing some informal clothes because he doesn’t have the mental get up and go to look good for anything. Andrew chooses to wear what is comfortable to him only. Jack will take responsibility for this as he has clothes that have close relations to what can be seen to the right.

Opening Montage

Andrew will be seen wearing his work uniform briefly. This will consist of a smart uniform, but not necessarily a suit. Dark trousers and a sensibly coloured shirt will represent the working environment well. Andrew should wear this shirt with some degree of scruffiness as he doesn’t take too much pride in his job.Jack will take responsibility again.

Opening Montage – At the job

Once the opening montage is over, Andrew is now clearly shown to have his fresh start. He wears smart/casual clothes with hair neater. The smarter look will convey to the audience someone who cares about what they look like, and would therefore show a contrast to the opening sequence.Andrew will follow similar clothing throughout, with just an occasional shirt change for new times.Jack’s responsibility again.

A New Start

At the opening montage, Andrew is shown to be quite a deflated character. He does not have much aspiration, and he certainly doesn’t care what he really looks like. His hair will be quite scruffy and not really styled in any way.At the job, he will still have fairly scruffy hair, though maybe not quite as bad, to represent that jobs require a certain degree of smartness.In his ‘new start’, Andrew will have acceptable looking hair, a styled variation to show his change of mind state and his new found confidence.

Hair