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The document is a prop list for a media production called "Langley Vale" created by a group of 4 students - Imani, Sean, Jon, and Lucas. It includes props like a red ribbon gathered by Imani, empty milk bottles from Imani, a milk crate from a local milkman provided by Sean, and a lab coat from the school science department provided by Sean.
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Prop list
- 1. St. Andrew’s Catholic School Unit G324: Advanced Portfolio in Media Prop List Name of Production: Langley Vale Group Members (Full names): Imani Sean Jon Lucas Prop Gathered by (Name of Group Member) Red Ribbon- Imani Milk Bottles – Empty Imani Milk Crate- local milkman Sean Lab Coat- from science department Sean White Cap- from eBay £2.99 Lucas Phone Jon Missing Poster- made on Photoshop Made by Lucas Road Sign- in the area of filming Jon
- 2. Suits (Funeral)- boys prom suits ALL Car Lucas Motorbike- Jon’s personal Jon Newspaper- made by Imani on Photoshop Imani