Blog Post #23 - Props Order

 I will be ordering my props from Michael's, as I have found it to be the most reliable site to buy the materials I need. I am ordering 2 foam heads, a foam board, and some foam bricks. I was going to buy fake blood, but it was expensive and didn't contain the amount I was hoping for. So I have decided to create my own fake blood for the film. 

This is the video that I am going use to make my fake blood: (the video). Now I will also need to order the ingredients to make the fake blood recipe. Here is what I will need to order/ buy as well.

  • Corn Syrup
  • Red Food Coloring
  • Other Mini Food Coloring Packs
  • Dish Soap

These are the results the video recipe is promising. 



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