Arranged, Produced, Performed, Directed and Edited by Geoff Castellucci Concept and Creative Direction - Geoff and Kathy Castellucci He has the face, chest, and hands makeup. Rick Underwood did his makeup magic. This was done at PattyCake. Geoff said that this was a challenge to his acting skills and vocal acrobatics. Geoff and Kathy did a great job with the set. Most of it is from their home and yard decor. Kathy told us in the BTS video that Geoff used this as an excuse to buy more single pumpkins, the pumpkin tower, the spooky trees, more headstones, graveyard fencing, and even the Moon. They did fill in with some things that PattyCake had on hand like the pillars and Haunted Mansion things. Kathy found the costume pieces for Geoff to choose from. I think this is the only video in which Geoff isn't wearing his rings or the necklace that Kathy gave him because of the makeup. The lady doing the ghost prop was his wife Kathy.
The lady working with the green screen ghost dog is Geoff's wife, Kathy, She made a BTS video that showed how much work went into this - so much attention to detail! A lot of this is Geoff and Kathy, plus the makeup, camera, and PattyCake studios where this was filmed.
The lady was his wife, Kathy. She filmed that green screen in their kitchen. Probably half of the props were his, he loves Halloween and decorates like crazy. He took the opportunity to buy a few more, and used some that belonged to PattyCake Productions. That's the company that Layne Stein (VP's beatboxer) and Tony Wakim (VP's former baritone) own. Geoff had halp setting up the piano. He and Layne tried to do it by themselves, but since the legs needed to be attached they had to call in reinforcements. Whenever he or VP need over the top makeup, they always call in Rick Underwood. Great reaction!
The shoutouts are his highest paying patrons. The lady with the dog zero is his wife Kathy. She’s his and Voiceplay production manager. It was shot at Pattycake productions which is owned by Layne and Tony Wakim(former VP member).
The video as a whole was filmed at Pattycake, but the green screen of Zero was filmed in Geoff & Kathy’s kitchen 😂 It’s probably my favorite of his solo videos from a visual perspective (with Misty Mountains Cold & I See Fire very close behind)
Hands, face and rib cage paint by Rick Underwood. Most of the Halloween props were brought into the studio from Geoff's and Kathy's home and yard. It is gorgeous. By the moon is a light if you look hard you can see the stand. Kathy, his wife, animated Zero. Accent is on the last syllable of la ment'. The orange eyes are pumpkins.
It took him and his wife Kathy 4 days to set up, break down, costumes, makeup and filming. Layne helped a little but it was mostly Geoff and Kathy. The beautiful lady that did Zero, Jack's ghost dog was Kathy. The costume Geoff is wearing came from a gangster store to somewhat match Jack's in the movie. Rick Underwood is his and Voiceplay's makeup artist. Another couple Halloween videos you might be interested in.... Bump In The Night and Villains Haunted Mansion. Both by Pattycake Productions where Geoff and Voiceplay film most of their videos. It is owned by Layne and former member Tony. They have a bunch of original videos. All amazing with extremely talented actors and actresses. If you like Disney that's the place to go.
Geoff's thanks were towards his major patreons. The list of involved people in the creation is rather short (as you can see in the description of that video).
Rick Underwood does the makeup and has done it for Voiceplay on several occasions. The props are a mixture of stiff Geoff and his wife Kathy sourced and some that Pattycake have. Kathy was manipulating the ghost dog. It was extremely well done ❤🏴
Love your reaction. You observe and point out all the details. Geoff and VP are the best. Lots of folks can "sing" but few can put all the elements of performance together. with such class..
Look really closely and you can see the stand of the moon-faced lamp; just a thin post. Later it's sitting on the floor during the behind-the-scenes comments. And I'm amazed they even painted his palms and underside of the fingers. Details! And his wife, Kathy, working Zero the ghost dog, is always heavily involved in production, from makeup and costuming to set design or whatever else.
Hi Tylr! Loved your reaction - totally agree, this is one of his absolute best, especially in terms of performance! If you check the credits on his (and VP's) original videos, they will tell you who did what! Rick Underwood was the genius responsible for his (and VP's) makeup, he's worked with them for quite some time, even back when Geoff and Kathy were performers at the Universal Studios attraction in Florida! I still love 'I See Fire', as he got to show even more of his range..! Apart from makeup, some camera work - and the final audio mix by Ed Boyer (who also mixes for Home Free, PTX among others), he and VP do everything else themselves - just incredible talents! ☺
He did a great job with this one. If you want a great Halloween release from Geoff that's got some comedy mixed in, check out last year's Monster Mash that he did. Great reaction. 🥰🥰
The people he gives a shoutout to at the end of his videos are his top-tier patrons. The makeup artist for this (as well as many other videos by Geoff and VoicePlay) is Rick Underwood. You can always check the credits for the each video (and the VP videos) in the description. as others have mentioned, Geoff provides all the voices for his videos. For the costuming, Geoff found that shirt online. The lady you refer to is Kathy Castellucci, Geoff's wife. Other fun information: Most of the pumpkins used in the video belong to the Castelluccis (one of the large pumpkin stacks belongs to PattyCake Productions). The tombstones and columns also belong to PCP. Geoff found that amazing full moon light on Amazon. The video shoot piano was quite out of tune. The scene at the end, intended to give a bit of hope after such a somber song, was originally meant to have the present Geoff had in White Christmas suddenly appear before Jack, but they couldn't find it. While Kathy was talking to Tony Wakim (a former VoicePlay member, and the co-owner of PattyCake Productions with Layne Stein) about it, he said "Oh, we have a snow machine" and thus, the credits scene was born. Zero was not in the cut of the video released to Patreon, and Jack's eyes turned red in that version rather than having the pumpkins in them as they do in the final edit.
Arranged, Produced, Performed, Directed and Edited by Geoff Castellucci
Concept and Creative Direction - Geoff and Kathy Castellucci
He has the face, chest, and hands makeup. Rick Underwood did his makeup magic. This was done at PattyCake. Geoff said that this was a challenge to his acting skills and vocal acrobatics. Geoff and Kathy did a great job with the set. Most of it is from their home and yard decor. Kathy told us in the BTS video that Geoff used this as an excuse to buy more single pumpkins, the pumpkin tower, the spooky trees, more headstones, graveyard fencing, and even the Moon. They did fill in with some things that PattyCake had on hand like the pillars and Haunted Mansion things. Kathy found the costume pieces for Geoff to choose from. I think this is the only video in which Geoff isn't wearing his rings or the necklace that Kathy gave him because of the makeup. The lady doing the ghost prop was his wife Kathy.
The lady working with the green screen ghost dog is Geoff's wife, Kathy, She made a BTS video that showed how much work went into this - so much attention to detail! A lot of this is Geoff and Kathy, plus the makeup, camera, and PattyCake studios where this was filmed.
The lady was his wife, Kathy. She filmed that green screen in their kitchen. Probably half of the props were his, he loves Halloween and decorates like crazy. He took the opportunity to buy a few more, and used some that belonged to PattyCake Productions. That's the company that Layne Stein (VP's beatboxer) and Tony Wakim (VP's former baritone) own. Geoff had halp setting up the piano. He and Layne tried to do it by themselves, but since the legs needed to be attached they had to call in reinforcements.
Whenever he or VP need over the top makeup, they always call in Rick Underwood.
Great reaction!
I would love to see what his yard looks like after they decorate for Halloween.😊
The shoutouts are his highest paying patrons. The lady with the dog zero is his wife Kathy. She’s his and Voiceplay production manager. It was shot at Pattycake productions which is owned by Layne and Tony Wakim(former VP member).
The video as a whole was filmed at Pattycake, but the green screen of Zero was filmed in Geoff & Kathy’s kitchen 😂 It’s probably my favorite of his solo videos from a visual perspective (with Misty Mountains Cold & I See Fire very close behind)
Hands, face and rib cage paint by Rick Underwood. Most of the Halloween props were brought into the studio from Geoff's and Kathy's home and yard. It is gorgeous. By the moon is a light if you look hard you can see the stand. Kathy, his wife, animated Zero. Accent is on the last syllable of la ment'. The orange eyes are pumpkins.
It took him and his wife Kathy 4 days to set up, break down, costumes, makeup and filming. Layne helped a little but it was mostly Geoff and Kathy.
The beautiful lady that did Zero, Jack's ghost dog was Kathy.
The costume Geoff is wearing came from a gangster store to somewhat match Jack's in the movie.
Rick Underwood is his and Voiceplay's makeup artist.
Another couple Halloween videos you might be interested in....
Bump In The Night and Villains Haunted Mansion. Both by Pattycake Productions where Geoff and Voiceplay film most of their videos.
It is owned by Layne and former member Tony. They have a bunch of original videos. All amazing with extremely talented actors and actresses. If you like Disney that's the place to go.
Gangster store? I think you meant steampunk.
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Yeah 😂
Love Bump in the Night and Villains (all of them!!)
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Me too. Layne and Tony make some awesome and amazing videos at Pattycake Productions.
The people Geoff shouts out are some of his patreons. The moon is actually a moon lamp! There's apparently a really good one out there❤
Geoff's thanks were towards his major patreons. The list of involved people in the creation is rather short (as you can see in the description of that video).
The people he gave a shout out to are Patreon contributors. The lady with the dog is his wife Kathy.
Rick Underwood does the makeup and has done it for Voiceplay on several occasions. The props are a mixture of stiff Geoff and his wife Kathy sourced and some that Pattycake have. Kathy was manipulating the ghost dog. It was extremely well done ❤🏴
This one is on immediate repeat play for me. It is stellar.
Love your reaction. You observe and point out all the details. Geoff and VP are the best. Lots of folks can "sing" but few can put all the elements of performance together. with such class..
The moon is a lamp. In some angles you can barely see the support for it. He just doesn't miss a trick with showing the two sides of jack.
Look really closely and you can see the stand of the moon-faced lamp; just a thin post. Later it's sitting on the floor during the behind-the-scenes comments. And I'm amazed they even painted his palms and underside of the fingers. Details! And his wife, Kathy, working Zero the ghost dog, is always heavily involved in production, from makeup and costuming to set design or whatever else.
I think you would really enjoy This is Halloween and Grim Grinning Ghosts covered by VoicePlay. They older but awesome
A great performance and video!! 🖖❤
Really terrific reaction/analysis!
Hi Tylr! Loved your reaction - totally agree, this is one of his absolute best, especially in terms of performance! If you check the credits on his (and VP's) original videos, they will tell you who did what! Rick Underwood was the genius responsible for his (and VP's) makeup, he's worked with them for quite some time, even back when Geoff and Kathy were performers at the Universal Studios attraction in Florida! I still love 'I See Fire', as he got to show even more of his range..! Apart from makeup, some camera work - and the final audio mix by Ed Boyer (who also mixes for Home Free, PTX among others), he and VP do everything else themselves - just incredible talents! ☺
Love geoffs voice and talent. Kathy as well.
Thanks 😊
He did a great job with this one. If you want a great Halloween release from Geoff that's got some comedy mixed in, check out last year's Monster Mash that he did. Great reaction. 🥰🥰
Been waiting for your reaction. I KNEW you'd flip out in a great way!! Geoff is the bomb!❤❤❤
The people he gives a shoutout to at the end of his videos are his top-tier patrons. The makeup artist for this (as well as many other videos by Geoff and VoicePlay) is Rick Underwood. You can always check the credits for the each video (and the VP videos) in the description. as others have mentioned, Geoff provides all the voices for his videos. For the costuming, Geoff found that shirt online. The lady you refer to is Kathy Castellucci, Geoff's wife. Other fun information: Most of the pumpkins used in the video belong to the Castelluccis (one of the large pumpkin stacks belongs to PattyCake Productions). The tombstones and columns also belong to PCP. Geoff found that amazing full moon light on Amazon. The video shoot piano was quite out of tune. The scene at the end, intended to give a bit of hope after such a somber song, was originally meant to have the present Geoff had in White Christmas suddenly appear before Jack, but they couldn't find it. While Kathy was talking to Tony Wakim (a former VoicePlay member, and the co-owner of PattyCake Productions with Layne Stein) about it, he said "Oh, we have a snow machine" and thus, the credits scene was born. Zero was not in the cut of the video released to Patreon, and Jack's eyes turned red in that version rather than having the pumpkins in them as they do in the final edit.
He doesn't do it often, but he does know how to vocal fry.
He's chest is air brushed also!!
I knew you'd love this one! :)
The lady at the green screen is his wife.
Geoff can hit 4 different octaves
Five, actually.
please react to ReZero openings and endings
if you like this you should listion to oogi boogi song that voiceplay did I love it ^_^
Correct pronunciation of "lament" is La-ment. Emphasis on La...😊
Ah! Thank you!
You’re so subtle…not really sure if you liked it…🤔 😉😁