This document outlines props and costumes needed for scenes in a TV drama about a teenage girl being stalked. For key scenes involving the main character receiving threatening text messages, her bedroom, and a staged attack, the production designer will source props like mobile phones, bedroom decorations, and fake weapons. Costumes will be provided by actors from home to depict characters' personalities and a college setting, while the stalker's all-black outfit will symbolize danger.

1. Production Design
Props Which scene and why?
(What does it
connote/symbolise?)
Where will you source it
from?
Mobile Phone Scenes 14 and 18 – This will
be the main prop out of
everything throughout the
whole opening of my TV
drama, My main character,
Alana, uses this and receives
text messages from her
stalker, Anon.
This can be the actor’s
phones, by just changing the
name to ‘No Caller ID’ or
‘Anon’, which will help the
audience to depict who the
protagonist is.
Bedroom Decorations Scenes 8 – 16 – These props
will help represent a typical
girly teenage room, not just
a plain bedroom studio; I
want to bring life and reality
to my TV drama by using
props like this.
I will provide the bedroom
decoration props myself and
set them up before filming.
Fake Knife and Fake Blood Scene 19 – These are also
significant props that need
to be used to forebode
what will happen to my
main character. It also helps
the audience to depict what
type of TV drama it is.
I will provide these two
props myself by purchasing
them from somewhere like
Poundland.
College bags and books Scenes 1-5 – This will
represent a typical College
day and also set the age
range of the characters.
All actors will provide their
own for this TV drama.
Costumes Which scene and why?
(What does it
connote/symbolise?)
Where will you source it
from?
Party outfit – heels, dress,
makeup, hair
Scenes 16-20 – This will fit
the script, that the
characters were discussing a
party that will take place
that day. It will also give the
audience a feel for the main
characters personality and
appearance.
I or one of my actors will
provide these pieces from
home.
Danielle’s costume –
tomboy, less girly outfit
Scenes 1-4 – This will
represent the characters
Marwa will provide her own
outfit for these scenes.

2. personality. They most likely
will be everyday clothes
that are worn to College to
link to the normal College
day.
Charlotte’s costume –
smart, girly outfit
Scenes 1-4 - This will
represent the characters
personality. They most likely
will be everyday clothes
that are worn to College to
link to the normal College
day.
I will provide my own outfit
for these scenes.
Alana’s costume – girly,
‘popular vibes’ outfit
Scenes 1-15 - This will
represent the characters
personality. They most likely
will be everyday clothes
that are worn to College to
link to the normal College
day.
I will provide this outfit for
Rhianna, or she can provide
her own from home.
Anon’s costume – Black
tracksuit, mask, gilet
Scene 20 - This will
represent the characters
personality. This outfit will
be a typical outfit for an
attack, as well as wearing
black.
Jude will provide this outfit
for himself for this scene.