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- 2. Blood Stained Clothing I will be using blood stained clothing right at the end of my trailer after the woman kills the man. To make the clothing I will use red food colouring, red berries and smeared tomato ketchup to give the bloody effect.
- 3. Wires and ropes I will be using wires and ropes in my trailer so that I can have objects flying around the room, I will also use ropes when my female actress is being dragged across the floor by the demon. I will also be using ropes for another scene where the actress is tied to the bed because she is being possessed.
- 4. Other props