for showing folks behind the scenes of their generic food, toiletry and other miscellaneous products, many of which have been featured in countless television series and films.
In a TikTok video that has been viewed over 1.3 million times, ISS Props revealed they even have their very own Corner Store that stocks hundreds of fake products and groceries that can be used on film and TV sets. For instance, if a character in a scene needs to chug a drink but production wants to avoid potential legal issues or branded product placement, the character might pick up a “Sparkling Grape Soda,” “Farm Fresh Milk” or “California Rosé” — all phony products that look like the real thing.
Need some nondescript cereal? They've got “Fruit Colored O’s” and “Cherry O’s” to fit your fictional fancy. How about some snacks? You’ve likely spotted “Let’s Potato Chips” in a TV show or two before.scene in which Barb shotguns a can beer is one of ISS Props’ most popular pretend products.According to their TikTok bio, ISS Props is the “biggest prop rental house in the world.”
Located in Los Angeles, ISS Props not only crafts generic labeled food items but nearly anything you can imagine, from fake FBI bulletproof vests to faux syringes and even stunt dummies. Some of their more unique products include sarcophagi, fake but realistic-looking brains and Bigfoot’s, well, big foot.Aside from fake food, some of their most rented props include fake license plates, fake medications and dinner tables covered in fake food and drinks that won't spill or tip over.