Prop list

Prop How to acquire Usage in piece

Drink, crisps, chocolate

Shop To show that the girls are having a slumber party

Music player Kept in bedroom Background music in the scene

Leather gloves Kept in bedroom To emphasise the danger in which the victim is on

Car Parents (driven by them)

Drive off scene

Rope Kept in garage Used to tie up the victim

Chair Kept in garage Used for the victim to sit on whilst being tied up

Costume list

Outfit How to acquire Usage in piece

Vest top, shorts, pyjamas, slippers and headscarves

Own clothes Clothing of the young girls

Jacket, jumper, Jeans and trainers

Own clothes Clothing of Lamar

Black Puffa jacket, Black tracksuit, Black Hat

Own clothes Clothing of the guy who comes to the door

Black Upper clothing – Coat and hat

Own clothes Clothes of the boys in the car

We selected and planned our props and costumes carefully according to particular scenes in our opening sequence. For example we planned for the young girls to be in their pyjamas/comfy clothing to illustrate their in a relaxed, chilled environment by which they are having a girls night in. It also shows their innocence and how unlikely they are to engage in any type of problems. We also chose for the group of boys to be wearing dark clothing and leather gloves to portray them being in a gang out to commit a crime.

In terms of props we used some household items such as a rope and chair, which are usually used for positive purposes rather than negative purposes for e.g. someone being tied to a chair. As for the car, music player and leather gloves they were all planned by us much like the clothes we used and therefore weren’t just bought for production. We however, did buy the drinks, crisps and chocolates, which weren’t expensive and cost effective.