Production Protagonist Mise-en-Scene

The final protaginist's mise-en-scene on the day of filming constsisted of:

Her hair up and to the side.


 Her lips concealed over with foundation, Eyes lined with Eyeliner and Eyebrows draw in.


The hoop earring with peace signs


the denim on a PINK hoodie.


White and Black trackies


Finalised with a pair of Lonsdale Sneakers

All items contributing to the archetypal chav without making her look ridiculious! 

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