Tracy Farrington

Tracy Farrington is credited as a Property Master in two films from the late 1990s. In 1997, Farrington worked on Anaconda, handling the selection, acquisition, and management of props used in the film. The role required sourcing and maintaining objects essential to the production’s visual and narrative continuity, ensuring they aligned with the film’s setting and requirements. Farrington’s work contributed to the film’s production design by providing tangible, functional items that supported the on-screen action.

In 1999, Farrington served as Property Master on 10 Things I Hate About You, a romantic comedy where the position involved curating props that reflected the film’s high school setting. The role demanded attention to period-appropriate details and consistency across scenes, as we…