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This document is a prop list for a student film project being produced by a group of four students from St. Paul's Catholic College. The filming will take place on October 22nd and 23rd. The list includes props needed like an empty beer bottle, makeup, clothing for the characters, jewelry, camera equipment, drinks, and a swivel table board. The document also identifies which group member is responsible for gathering each prop.
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- 1. St. Paul’s Catholic College Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media Prop List Manor Drive Name of Production: Filming dates: 22nd and 23rd October Group Members (Full names): • Lydia Rama • Shannon Fisher • Eleanor Stapleton • Thamina Chowdhury Prop Empty bottle of beer Hand bell Makeup Black eye shadow Black eyeliner Thick mascara Clothes Connie T-‐shirt Puffy jacket Leggings Nikita Black jeans White top Black shoes Boys Skinny jeans Gathered by (Name of Group Member) Shannon Eleanor Connie – Actress The characters are going to wear their own clothes.
- 2. T-‐shirts Skirts Tops Shoes Black high heels Trainers/Vans Pumps Fake blood/spray blood Jewelry: Gold hoop earrings Gold rings Tripods Spare cameras Drinks Swivel table board The characters are going to wear their own shoes. Shannon Lydia Eleanor & Shannon Shannon & Eleanor Eleanor