Can you use it in context within a sentence? I've heard it as a term for the person that handles props for theater/movies.humanino said:Dear PFers,
I have trouble finding a definition for propsman. Is it a short name for Property master ?
Thank you in advance for your help
But thank you very much still. arildno said:
A Propsman, also known as a Property Master, is a member of a film or theater production team responsible for overseeing the acquisition and management of props, which are objects used by actors during a performance or on set.
A Propsman's responsibilities include researching and sourcing props, maintaining an inventory of props, organizing and setting up props on set, and ensuring the proper use and care of props during a production.
A Propsman's contribution to a production is essential, as they are responsible for ensuring that all props are accurately and realistically portrayed on stage or screen. They work closely with the director and actors to understand the vision and needs of the production and help bring it to life.
To become a Propsman, one must have strong organizational and communication skills, as well as a keen eye for detail and creativity. Knowledge of props and their uses, as well as the ability to work well under pressure, are also essential.
While there are no specific educational requirements, many Propsman have a degree or background in theater, film, or art. Additionally, relevant experience in set design, carpentry, or prop making can also be beneficial in pursuing a career as a Propsman.