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This is how I picture my serial killer to look from a victims pov. 
They’ll be shown as a silhouette in some shots, to convey to the mystery and further build tension. 
Asides from the outfit, the top hat (may be included) in their hand conveys the idea of a prestigious tailor. 

































UPDATED STORYBOARD:

1. Killer WILL NOT be using a cap. 
2. Killer’s full identity will not be shown at any point during the opening.
3. Killer will not be writing captions underneath the polaroid pictures, nor will they have a large 'wall of death'. 
4. Only dialogue will be at the very end, in which the second victim asks if their dress is finished being sown.

























































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