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Film & TV Props

Film props for sale — full-print AUD prop notes, aged notes, money stacks and briefcase sets built for 4K and 8K cameras, reliable props for filming on Australian sets since 2022.

About film & tv props

Prop money for film and TV has one job: to read as real cash on camera while staying unmistakably a prop in the hand. Every stack in this range is offset printed on matte stock so it holds colour and detail under a 4K or 8K sensor without throwing glare under studio lighting, and every note is reduced in scale with clear prop markings so it clears production legal review without holding up the shoot.

The range covers the shots productions actually build: fresh full-print $20, $50 and $100 stacks for reveals and counts, hand-aged notes for wallets and period scenes, banded bundles for duffel bags and table spreads, and a foam-fitted briefcase set for single hero shots. Dispatch is one business day from Sydney. New to sourcing props? Start with the film & TV buyer’s guide or how much prop money you need.

Film & TV Props — common questions

Will prop money hold up in a 4K or 8K close-up?

Yes, when it is offset printed on matte stock — that combination keeps colour saturated and fine detail crisp under a modern sensor, without the banding or glare that gives cheap inkjet props away. Every note in this range is printed that way.

Should I order fresh or aged notes for a shoot?

Fresh full-print stacks suit bank scenes, briefcase reveals and anything implying new money; aged notes suit wallets, tills, crime scenes and period settings. Most productions order both and dress each scene accordingly.

How many stacks does a scene usually need?

A table spread reads with 3 to 6 banded stacks, a briefcase with 8 to 12, and a duffel bag with 40 to 60. In $100 style each stack of 100 notes represents $10,000 of screen value. See our guide on how much prop money you need.