Marble Hornets

Brian Thomas(hoodie)
Hair. Dark blond, simple cut, no styling.
Eyes. Blue.
Body type: Average, typical for a student—not particularly muscular or thin.
Clothes. Casual: T-shirts, jeans, simple jackets. In early recordings, he looks like an ordinary member of the film crew—no flashy details.

Jay Merrick
Main features of appearance
Height: about 178 cm (5 feet 10 inches).
Body type: slim, fit.
Hair: short, dark brown or dark blond.
Face: His facial features are fairly ordinary, "boy next door"; he often looks tired and tense, which adds to the atmosphere of the series.
Clothing: He mostly wears casual, nondescript clothing—T-shirts, sweatshirts, and jeans. This style helps him remain discreet during investigations.
Character details: Almost always appears with or near the camera - this is an important part of his role as cameraman and storyteller.

Tim Wright
Appearance: 170 cm, slim, dark brown hair of medium length, slightly disheveled, careless hairstyle, as if he does not take care of his appearance,
Face: sharp features, prominent cheekbones, which makes the face look a little haggard, often with a tired appearance, dark brown eyes, a look that is often distant or tense - this enhances the feeling of internal struggle and anxiety, sideburns
Skin: pale.
Clothes: gray T-shirt, dark blue jeans, sneakers
Smokes cigarettes
Ailments: There are 2 Mask personalities and a glitch called the Operator.
Masky's Mask: A white theatrical mask with black outlines for the eyes, eyebrows, and lips. While not part of Tim's "normal" appearance, it is a key element of his character in the series: the mask completely conceals his face and stands in stark contrast to his normal appearance, emphasizing his split personality.

Alex Kraley
Main features of appearance
Hair. Light brown or blond, simple, everyday cut, no styling—as if it was a quick haircut.
Face. His features are fairly ordinary: there's nothing particularly memorable that would make him stand out in a crowd. In his early recordings, his expression is often calm, sometimes animated (he was, after all, making a student film at the time). Later, tension sets in: his gaze hardens, his face becomes tired, with a noticeable haggardness.
Build: Average, neither athletic nor skinny; looks like a typical college-aged guy, with no emphasis on physical fitness.
Clothes. Always as unassuming as possible: simple T-shirts, sometimes sweatshirts or jackets. No flashy details, prints, or "stylish" accents—everything in keeping with the typical student spirit.
Changes over time. As the story progresses, Alex appears increasingly unkempt: his clothes may be wrinkled, his hair unkempt, and his face increasingly stressed. This underscores his growing paranoia and psychological burnout.
Important nuances due to the series format
Poor filming quality. Many shots are stylized to resemble old recordings: with interference, noise, in the dark, or with sudden changes in lighting. Because of this, individual facial details are often blurred.
The emphasis is on behavior, not appearance. The creators deliberately avoid making Alex "spectacular": what makes him intimidating isn't his appearance, but how he behaves and how his gaze and demeanor change.