The document provides details on several props used in the production of a film, including a time machine console unit with fake controls and functioning mood lighting, multi-colored lights that blink to add a sense of depth and futuristic setting, a watch prop that is both functional and will be enhanced digitally, a badge prop specially designed and printed for a character's first costume, and sunglasses used briefly for their comedic purpose.

1. Props
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2. Time Machine Console Unit
The central console unit is a prop constructed from
materials such as, wood, cardboard and plastic. Fake
controls are present as dummies that will be given
realistic sound effects post-production, however the
lights implemented function properly in order to
produce a dark blue atmosphere that is necessary for
the scene.

3. Multi-Coloured Lights
These blinking multi-coloured lights are present to give an idea of depth to the viewer and help
further convey the idea of a futuristic setting. The light intensity of the object was set to
spontaneously fluctuate between settings in order to convey the appropriate effect.

4. Watch
This item classifies as both a prop and costume attribute due to it’s use within both areas. The
watch prop features heavily in the film due to its prominence within the plot. The prop is fully
functional and will be enhanced with CGI later on in production to implement the character of
Araveb.

5. Y.E.T.I. Badge
This prop was created to be part of John Lambert’s first costume, being especially designed and
printed beforehand and attached throughout the first scene of the film. It was later removed and
thrown to the ground, several copies were produced in case of an emergency.

6. Sunglasses
Sunglasses were used for a brief moment nearing the end of the film to coincide with the costume
that was currently in use. These are removed after their initial comedic purpose is fulfilled.