Prop list

Prop List;


-Cigarettes
In many of our scenes, Tom is seen smoking/with cigarettes, implying he smokes, even if we never actually show him smoking, the audience will get the impression that he smokes if he is always holding a cigarette or lighting up a cigarette.






-Alcohol bottles (which we be filled with water!)Our very first scene features alchol. Our character Rosie and her friends are drinking alcohol. One of our scenes, is just a close-up of the alcahol bottles, therefore we need to use alcahol bottles as a prop.

Coccaine(obviously not real coccaine!). We may need to have a substance which looks like coccaine,such as sherbert. This is because in one of the scenes, which is filmed in the character of Toms house, we may have some coccaine in the background, to give the audience the impression that he is into drugs. But not give too much away. We just want to give an insight into the character.

All the props which we have used are very relevant to our genre- a British social realist drama. As our story is based around a group of teenagers, we have made them a very typical stereotype of teenagers (much like the TV series skins). This is why alcohol, drugs, and smoking are shown a lot in our opening sequence.