ZonComGMZ
Do any of you DJs use props at your gigs or productions?
If so...
Types of Props -
Occassion or Song for Prop -
Best Place to buy Prop -
Thanks everyone.
If so...
Types of Props -
Occassion or Song for Prop -
Best Place to buy Prop -
Thanks everyone.
Posté Mon 14 Aug 06 @ 6:25 am
phillydj
Party props depend on the occasion themed parties and kids parties use props, but u can throw them in whenever u like, best place to buy props would be to look for a local party supply shop unless u wanna try online stores or ebay
Posté Mon 14 Aug 06 @ 9:12 am
asymptote
Hi
I used to have a long wig that I put on for when I played a rock set. I could do the heavy rocker hair shake thing with it and it always caused a laugh. Bought it at a Charity shop for 50p.
I used to have a long wig that I put on for when I played a rock set. I could do the heavy rocker hair shake thing with it and it always caused a laugh. Bought it at a Charity shop for 50p.
Posté Mon 14 Aug 06 @ 10:19 am
DjGazUK
A local Dj I know has a fake plastic tongue he puts in. He likes to scare the kids with it, but looks a bit of a prick.
I've got a snow machine which you could call a prop. It's great for xmas, but I use it lots at kids parties and birthdays all year round.
Glow sticks / bracelets seem to be going down well at the moment.
I've got a snow machine which you could call a prop. It's great for xmas, but I use it lots at kids parties and birthdays all year round.
Glow sticks / bracelets seem to be going down well at the moment.
Posté Mon 14 Aug 06 @ 4:05 pm
socross
2 words: BUBBLE MACHINE.
Chicks love bubbles. Everytime I fire it up, the ladies go nuts!
Chicks love bubbles. Everytime I fire it up, the ladies go nuts!
Posté Mon 14 Aug 06 @ 10:32 pm