Planning my horror poster

Planning



My horror poster is going to be themed around IT. 


Props:
  • Yellow coat
  • Red balloon (filled with helium)
  • Welly boots (green)
  • Dark blue jeans
  • Smoke
  • Clown
  • Stool 
Stage:
  • We could do with using the studio for the spot light.
  • Being outside for the puddles.
  • A dark room.

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