Prop collection and list

The properties Sarah and I used during the filming of Seventeen are:
a bicycle for the second part of the first scene that we borrowed from my friend, a journal and a cardboard box filled with books that belonged to me for the second scene, and a glass of juice and a glass bowl of food that we ordered at the cafe where we shot the first part of the first scene which was set in a cafe. We also used fake blood, which we needed for the second scene, that we made at my house with the aid of my mother.

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