It was an intense 5 week shoot with prop making and sourcing taking place beforehand. Being a small art department, I made and sourced the props and set pieces as well as doing script breakdowns and being on standby throughout filming. Each set needed a lot of period specific preparations where I ensured correct continuity between takes, photographing all specific detail, re-setting props and jumping onto set whenever props needed adjusting. I would have to be quick thinking when it came to any last minute problems or cheating props when camera angles were changed. We put alot of time into creating castle wall debris for an action scene, where the rocks had to exactly match the colours and textures of the existing castle walls. This was challenging but extremely rewarding when the rocks are seen exploding on camera. Props tasks varied massively from creating paper execution documents to cooking and prepping food for a large banquet scene and distressing objects.