Props

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Keyboard

• The keyboard is used in montage footage involving Natasha typing and reading the computer screen. Also, we will need a keyboard when we are typing ourselves, but using ‘Screen Grab’ so we only show what is on screen. We will source our keyboard from our school I.C.T department, who are allowing us to use theirs whenever we need.

Make up.

• Make up is used in montage footage, Natasha is looking into a mirror and applying make up to her face whilst smiling. The make up will be sourced from either mine, or Tom’s mother.

Skateboards

• For our montage footage of Joe De Caestecker skating in Sileby park and performing tricks, he needs to different skateboards for safety, as the wheels are designed for different things, due to the varying grips. Joe will bring these himself as he has many to chose from and he knows which is suitable for the tricks he will be performing.

Laptop

• The laptop will be used in many different scenes. It is used for montage footage of Natasha typing, and also used to begin and end the video by opening the laptop and closing it. Also, the laptop is used in the acillary shoots. It will rest on Natasha’s lap for the photo for the film poster, and also will be shot at close up for our film review photo. This will be sourced from Henry Thomas, my brother.

iPhone

• An iPhone is used in montage footage involving sixth form students socialising and texting in a sixth form lounge area. They are texting and playing games, whilst talking to each other. The iPhones will be sourced from both of us, so we have more than one in the shot.

Glasses

• The glasses are worn by Natasha in all her montage scenes, and also for the ancillary shoots. This is to help characterise her as a stereotypical victim. The glasses will be sourced from Natasha herself, and she will bring them to the set.

Plastic Gun

• The plastic gun is used in our film poster ancillary shoot. Natasha is seated on the toilet with a laptop resting on her lap, holding the gun to her mouth. The gun will be sourced from our school drama department.

Newspapers

• In our montage footage we dissolve in many different titles from newspapers about cyberbullying incidents. These will be sourced from Dave Smith, one of our subjects, who has kindly said we may use them, as he has collected many newspapers with stories of cyberbullying cases.