Ananova:  Students to consult on washing up for Billie film The producers of Billie Piper's new film set in student digs are asking undergraduates to consult on issues such as frequency of washing up. An advisory panel is being set up to ensure student accommodation is portrayed accurately in horror movie Spirit Trap. Students will be asked to provide input on the finer points of their living arrangements, such as cleaning, cooking and the making of beds in the mornings. Producer Susie Brooks-Smith said: "The majority of depictions of student life on the big screen are totally unrealistic or very patronising - proving totally alien to anyone who is going through, or completed, a course at a British university during the last twenty years. "Our student advisors will ensure that Spirit Trap has a real authenticity." Filming for the movie starts in June on location in Romania's Castel Studios and in the UK. It is due for national release in late 2004. The student advisory panel members will spend the night of Thursday 27th May at a five-star London hotel, before being chauffeur-driven to Pinewood studios on Friday morning. All members of the panel will receive a mention in the film's closing credits, and an invitation to the Spirit Trap premiere. All applicants for must be aged between 18 and 30 and currently in full-time education at a British university or college. Applicants should email details of their age, academic course, location and a daytime contact number to spirittrap@intelligent-pr.com.