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To become a prop master, start in an entry-level production in the art department and indicate interest in props. Props include anything seen on screen or stage that is not an actor or in the background. No strict educational requirements, but experience in entertainment productions is useful. Gain experience and network with other GMs and production managers to become a prop master.
To become an object master, you should typically start by working in the art department on an entry-level production. While it’s possible to start this type of work without an educational background in film or television, it can be helpful to understand production and the physical arts, such as sculpting or machining. Once you get into the art department of a production, you can start to learn the realities of working on a film or television set or stage production. You must indicate your interest in working in the props department of future productions to help you become a props master.
The support master, or master of properties, on a production is responsible for overseeing the support department and working with other members of the art department. Props typically include anything seen on screen or on stage that is not an actor, worn by an actor, or in the background. In general, there are no strict educational requirements to become a prop master, although you may find it useful to have experience in entertainment productions. Because prop masters can work in film, television, or theater, you can be trained in any of these types of production and still find opportunities to gain experience in the art department.
After you have general education or understanding the basic elements of production, you can start working towards becoming an object master. Typically, you should look for productions that need entry-level art department workers, although you can gain experience by starting as a production assistant or even an intern. Getting into the art department, however, is vital to gaining the experience needed to become an object master. Even if you are working on set design or assisting with costume design, you can still reach out to the industry to help you work on future productions.
You can start working on becoming an object master. Within the art department, you should indicate your interest in props and try to get into the props department of a production. Help may be required with machining props, finding furniture and household items to help dress sets, and other start-up tasks that can help you gain experience and network with other GMs and production managers. With enough experience, you will be able to become a prop master in a production by finding productions that need a prop master and demonstrating your expertise.
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