Character Development

 The sequences in the characters' rooms will be where we will build the characters. Each character's room could be depicted as either tidy and well-kept or as disorganized and cluttered. The attitudes of the characters could then be inferred from their rooms. For example, the person with the immaculate room might be the leader or make clear decisions, whereas the person with the messy room might be heartless.

        We may leverage their clothing choices in addition to their surroundings and dispositions to reveal more about their personalities. Unfolded clothing scattered over the room, for example, indicates that they are indifferent to their appearance. A tidy workspace would demonstrate their consideration for others' viewpoints. We could Additionally, utilize the lighting to convey the characters' desired perceptions of themselves. A room that is dark or has little light coming in could indicate that they are working on something that is taking too long and that they are unable to maintain their space properly. Giving the characters meaningful names is another option. For example, if we give them a religious name, they might be religious at the beginning of the movie.