Props

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Prop Breakdown

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set props
trim props
set dressings
hand props
personal props
greens
manual sound effect

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Set Prop

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any item that sits on stage and shows up on ground plan

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Trim Prop

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items you may find hanging on wall

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Set Dressings

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items that are on the set because the characters in the play would have them; generally not used in the place, but they can be; not part of the script business

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Hand Props

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props called for in the script or by the director to be used in the business of the play (prop's list items)

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Personal Props

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any prop that is the responsibility of the actor (watches, wedding rings, glasses)

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Greens

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any plants, trees, shrubs, bushes, not built by standard scenic constructive methods

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Manual Sound Effects

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any sound effect that is not produced by a recording or orchestra (gun shots, door slams, dishes breaking, or any live generated sound)

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Prop's Master

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artistic and organizational employee responsible for the purchasing, acquiring, and/or manufacturing of all properties needed for a production.

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Properties Artisian

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someone who works witht eh properties department to help with the manufacturing of props (skills involved: fine carpentry, molding casting, painting in many mediums, good sense of color, sewing

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Properties Crew Head

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someone who manages all properties during a production

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Hell

Back 12

small furniture storage

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Heaven

Back 13

large furniture storage

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small hand props

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non-firing weapons

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Green Room

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glassware

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costumes/laundry