This document provides a props list for a short film about a protagonist who catches a virus on his computer and is transported to a parallel universe. The list includes everyday items like a computer, cup, table, chairs, and bag that establish the protagonist's home and imply he has a heavy workload, as well as decorative items that will be missing to indicate he is now in the parallel universe.

1. Trojan – Props List
Computer – for the protagonist to interact with. He catches a virus
from it, and the computer sends him into a parallel universe.
Cup – for the protagonist to have at the computer, adds a sense of
realism that this is his house and he needs a drink.
Exhausted after a long day.
Table – for the protagonist to put his bag on which empties out piles
of work. Implies he has a lot of work to do and isn’t finished working
when he arrives home.
Chairs – for the protagonist to sit on, adds realism that this is a
normal house and this can happen to anyone.
Bag – the protagonist wears this when he arrives home. Carries all of
his work, is full of work implying he is very busy.
Pillows – for decoration purposes, these will go missing when the
protagonist wakes up in the parallel universe.
Electronic fire – when the protagonist arrives home you can see this
fire is turned on, but when he wakes up in the parallel universe this is
turned off.
Lights – used to indicate a friendly atmosphere in the home. These
turn off when the protagonist wakes up in the parallel universe.
Car – the protagonist will arrive home in his car, and will slam the
door, implying he is angry at his job because of his excessive
workload.
Car keys/house keys–used to indicate the car and the house is his.
Painting(s) – for decoration purposes, these will go missing when the
protagonist wakes up in the parallel universe.
Mirror - for decoration purposes, these will go missing when the
protagonist wakes up in the parallel universe.