Bulletin Board Props

   I have been stalling on the bulletin board mainly because I was worried I didn't have enough to cover the board and it would not turn out well. I finally sat down and started working on what I could and once I did, the rest seemed to fall into place.
   I started with the composition of the newspaper articles. I used multiple websites to make the template because I wanted them to be different and did not like how some turned out; I even made an account with Flipsnack because their templates were the most realistic and easy to navigate. The newspapers were part of the case Agent Jackson went undercover: the murders the gangs were a apart of. There is an article from South Carolina, Florida and Georgia. I searched up newspapers from each area to place as the header: Florida was Miami Herald and Sun Sentinel, South Carolina was The Sun News and Georgia was The Augusta Chronicles.

   After I tackled the newspapers, I needed to fill more space so I made evidence bags. I recreated  one from what I had seen when I searched up "evidence bag templates."

   I also needed to create the evidence to reside in the evidence bags so I needed a font for the notes. I found a royalty free website FontSpace.

   After I printed, cut and assembled my props, I rearranged them a few times on the bulletin board to figure out which way I wanted it. With the photos, map, evidence bags, newspaper and post-it notes. This is how it turned out and how I plan to have it set up for when I film. I haven't filled out the post-it notes yet but I will be doing that before filming.

Map Of USA. (n.d.). Map of USA. Geographic Guide. Retrieved from https://www.geographicguide.com/america-maps/usa.htm

https://www.flipsnack.com/page-flip-software/editor/fuilva2sk

Online Newspaper Designer. (n.d.). Online Newspaper Designer. Retrieved from https://www.makemynewspaper.com/designer/app/open/template/11

Hirche, C. (n.d.). Newspaper Clipping Generator. Fodey. Retrieved from https://www.fodey.com/generators/newspaper/snippet.asp

Harris, J. S. (August 24, 2019). Something Strange Font. FontSpace. Retrieved from https://www.fontspace.com/something-strange-font-f17510