Haunted House Hidden Cameras (DIY Home Haunt 2021)

This was my 2nd year doing a home haunt, and first year with a walk through. I do everything on a VERY small budget. Lots of scavenged materials and parts along with trips to Dollar Tree and Home Depot.
I wish the last room showed up better on camera but we had a slow down in visitors when I did this walkthrough so it hadn't been vented in a bit from people walking through. Whoops! It's basically a swamp room covered in spider webs. Then there are a handful of static and moving people props along with some hiding spots for live actors so you don't know which is real or not.
Here are links to some products I use in this video:
Prop Motors (Amazon) - amzn.to/3p6ToT0
Hidden Security Cameras (Amazon) - amzn.to/3H5KRph

[@BobMoraneRetro]

Hello what do you use for the red and Green light in the end of the vidéo ? They do a straight light that i’m searching. If you have link it would be great.

[@digitaldecorstore7268]

I bought mine on ebay by looking up “green line laser module” or “red line laser module”. The green color works best. They were around $40 each. Not all lasers are equal though. I bought one that was supposedly rated the same power as my others and it is probably 10% as bright.
www.ebay.com/itm/404212630299?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ejfbbmnlq4i&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
That area of my haunt was actually pretty cool but didn’t show up on camera well at all! It was a laser swamp on the ground with spider webs all over the walls and ceiling and wrapped up bodies hanging as well as a few other animated props mixed in with scare actors. In the video it was so over filled with fog you couldn’t see anything on camera. Tried to do an outdoor laser swamp and it kind of worked but any breeze made it difficult. Best to do indoor and then figure out the balance on how much fog should be in the room. Hope that helps!