Props

After choosing our actors and the location at which our group will shoot at, we chose and bought the props necessary for our thriller. By communicating with our actors and the owner of the house at which we will shoot, we came to the conclusion that we do not need to a purchase an enormous amount of props. That is because our actors and set owner agreed with us upon using some of their belongings within the shoot. Thus the only items that our group has to purchase are a robe, kitchen knife and cutting board. The kitchen knife and cutting board will be used by the female staff member in our thriller to build tension halve way throughout the sequence. Additionally to set  about a certain contrast between the husband and his wife our male actor will wear his personal suit, while we will provide a laid-back robe for our female actress. Other items such as clothes, fruits and a fake gun will all be provided by our members of staff, which suits us well as we near our shooting date.  We owe a special lot to the owner of our thriller set as he agreed to us using his everyday furniture as props within the thriller shoot. Overall acquiring the props necessary for our shoot was a simple task for our group to deal with.