Production Blog: Looking for Props

  We hit up every garage sale and flea market in town today on a mission to find the perfect props for our film. From old dolls to creaky doors, we scoured every corner for items that would add to the eerie atmosphere we're going for. Let's just say, our car is now filled with some seriously spooky stuff! It was like a treasure hunt as we sifted through piles of forgotten junk in search of hidden gems. We stumbled upon some truly creepy finds that sent chills down our spines - exactly what we were looking for! The thrill of discovering the perfect prop was exhilarating, and we couldn't wait to incorporate them into our film.  From dusty old books to flickering candles, each prop added another layer of authenticity to our set. We meticulously arranged them to create a hauntingly beautiful backdrop for our story to unfold. With our props in place, our set is starting to take shape, and we couldn't be happier with how everything is coming together.


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