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Film currency props has to be distinguishable from genuine currency under specific rules. The rules vary between jurisdictions, typically covering size, colour and one-sided printing. Reputable suppliers manufacture within those rules. Presenting prop money in a transaction remains a serious offence regardless of how the props were made.

Prop money appears constantly in film, television and music video. Productions choose it since working with actual money would be a security problem. Realism matters for close-up work: detail which reads convincingly in close-up.

Music videos features Prop Cash money more visibly than almost any other production type. Its aesthetic often calls for substantial volumes. Commercial stills face the same requirements though with more exacting close inspection. Specifying prop money rated for close work prevents reshoots.

Prop currency performs the same under all conditions. Wide shots tolerate less precise printing, while detailed shots need accurate colour and texture. Banded stacks is worth considering when cash involving large sums. Different denominations allow flexibility as scenes require.