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What are the difference between the movie stars and cosplays?

In my options, the movie stars are the professional cosplays with expensive costumes, make-ups, movie properties (props), and dramatized acting for paychecks in large budget production, special effect and crews.
The amateur cosplays wear the inexpensive costumes and low budget accessories with simple poses and moves for fun without paychecks as standalone or same team.

Movie property (Prop) From Wikipedia: [link]
A prop weapon (such as a stage gun or a stage sword) that reads well but lacks the intentional harmfulness of the corresponding real weapon. In the theater, prop weapons are almost always either non-operable replicas, or have safety features to ensure they are not dangerous. Guns fire caps or noisy blanks, swords are dulled, and knives are often made of plastic or rubber. In film production, fully functional weapons are mostly used, but typically only with special smoke blanks with blank adapted guns instead of real bullets.

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Want to see more pictures of cosplays, check out trivto's favorites [link]

What are the difference between the movie stars and cosplays?

In my options, the movie stars are the professional cosplays with expensive costumes, make-ups, movie properties (props), and dramatized acting for paychecks in large budget production, special effect and crews.
The amateur cosplays wear the inexpensive costumes and low budget accessories with simple poses and moves for fun without paychecks as standalone or same team.

Movie property (Prop) From Wikipedia: [link]
A prop weapon (such as a stage gun or a stage sword) that reads well but lacks the intentional harmfulness of the corresponding real weapon. In the theater, prop weapons are almost always either non-operable replicas, or have safety features to ensure they are not dangerous. Guns fire caps or noisy blanks, swords are dulled, and knives are often made of plastic or rubber. In film production, fully functional weapons are mostly used, but typically only with special smoke blanks with blank adapted guns instead of real bullets.