[DOC] [TLE] Prop - Wikipedia [PAR] A prop, formally known as (theatrical) property, is an object used on stage or on 
screen by ... There is no difference between props in different media, such as 
theatre, film, ... Props are stored on a prop table backstage near the actor's 
entrance during .... By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy 
Policy. [DOC] [TLE] On the Use of Prop Firearms | Weapons of Choice [PAR] Things every actor should know. You will soon be given responsibility for a prop 
pistol or rifle for use in rehearsal and performance of a theatrical production. 
Some firearms can actually fire blanks and some are purely for show but may 
have ... If it is necessary to the play that the gun dry-fire, then by all means 
rehearse as... [DOC] [TLE] Rugby Prop - powering the ball forwards are you up to it [PAR] There are two positions of rugby prop, 'loose head' and 'tight head'. ... Props 
should be square, well cubes might be better! ... A short, thick, muscular neck is a 
really useful as it will reduce the risk of injury ... Scrums are used to restart play. ... 
if you manage to get the ball, stabalise the scrum so the ball travels well through
... [DOC] [TLE] Props Question.... (costume or prop?) - SMNetwork.org [PAR] Let me tell you my situation. ... Or are the purse and bag a prop? ... You will just 
need to establish with your designers/production staff who is ultimately ... If the 
props department and the costume department can't solve it between .... I as SM 
should know who is handling the item and to what degree and then... [DOC] [TLE] Using props - Changing Minds [PAR] 'Props' is short for 'properties', which are the physical things used on stage in 
drama ... If you are talking about a knife being used in the jungle or as a deadly ... 
However, they are 'silver bullets' in that you can only use them once, so you 
should ... Used well, the prop acts to ignite the imagination of the listener, 
bringing a... [DOC] [TLE] Ten Tips for Using Props in a Presentation | Manner of Speaking [PAR] Sep 29, 2011 ... It is frustrating for those who are sitting at the back if they cannot see it. ... If you 
use more props than is appropriate for your presentation, there is a risk that it ... 
The speaker must be comfortable in handling the prop from start to finish. ... ball 
of death and if you watch the short video below, you'll know why. [DOC] [TLE] Glossary of Technical Theatre Terms - Stage Management ... [PAR] A short play is a 'One-Act-er', a play with one interval has two Acts etc. ... A hand-
held practical prop used by an actor for combat or for a specific purpose. ..... 
Obviously if sound is being mixed, the operator should be able to hear the same 
as the ... The UK system seems to be more secure, but it depends what you're 
used to. [DOC] [TLE] Prop Guns Don't Kill People, Accidents Do | The Black and Blue [PAR] Apr 18, 2011 ... An experienced crew would know better, right? ... For the safety of yourself, you 
should always assume guns are ... If you think that's too extreme, remember that 
when Brandon Lee died ... out the prop guns for firing some blanks and airsoft 
BB's on a short day that takes us to the end of week number two. [DOC] [TLE] Secret Front Row Knowledge | Ross Rugby [PAR] You should be on the balls of your feet, with your toes acting like they are 
gripping sand. ... A tight-head prop must bind on the opposing loose-head prop 
by placing the ... over your loose-head's arm, otherwise you may become twisted 
if you don't ... *L/H to stop T/H doing this by putting his elbow up high and binding 
short. [DOC]

Question: If you're handling a prop in a play, you should know that "prop" is short for this
Answer: property