Useful Prop Builder Habits
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- Help yourself with these Useful Prop Building Habits. We'll go over some tips that will help you become a better prop builder. These 7 highly effective habits of a successful prop builder will take your craft up another notch!
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Sound advice for the newbies and experienced.
Do you have any tips you would like to add?
@@halstaff Just be careful with mains voltages and mechanical devices that can remove body parts that you DO NOT want in your display. Never guess when working with electricity. Always always always double and triple check what you see on RUclips. Unfortunately I have seen too, too many folks that submit content that really have NO idea what they are talking about or demo unsafe practices. Full understanding of anything is the KEY to success.
@@jp040759 Great advice!
Thanks for these. I attended your seminar at Midsummer Scream this year. It gave me enough confidence to try building my first pneumatic props this year. Got a scissor mech built along with another zombie cage prop. It's going to be fun.
Thanks for following along after attending the seminar. Happy to hear it offered some inspiration. Good for you for jumping headlong into pneumatics! A scissor prop can be challenging.
My favorite thing you mentioned is not be afraid to fail. It seems like too many folks won't attempt a project because it might not work.
I am always on the lookout for new and exciting ways to fail! That's when I do my best learning and discovery!
Man, if I didn't start a project because a fear of failure.... I wouldn't have a haunt full of cool stuff.
Oh! And share your projects! That's how we all get better 🎃
Thanks for the video.
Absolutely! I have had many projects "fail" only to be resurrected in a better way. I enjoy sharing the things I build but love to see what others come up with.
Dammit I'll never be a good Prop Maker !! Good stuff Steve HFL!!
You are a fantastic prop builder and I've learned plenty from you!
Absolutely prototype, it always works so well in my head!
It may save you lots of time and money down the road!
Great advice from start to finish.
Thank you very much! Any tips to add?
Welcome. You kind of covered one thing, that was to try new things but be able to reuse those that you don't want incorporated into your haunt. That's a big thing for me, buy materials, keeps scraps, Haunter's always find a way to use almost 100% of all our materials.
@@Sandcem That's a great point! Thank you.
thanks
My pleasure. Hope you found a few, new ideas.
Love your videos and RUclips channel
Thank you. My hope is they inspire you to create your own cool props!
Lol 6:57 I'm doing that to this video
Please, what was the name of the other channel you mentioned when you brought up foam clay
Thanks for watching.
Here is the link you were looking for regarding the video from Lost Wax on foam clay - ruclips.net/video/eVzNg_2wPeM/видео.html If this interests you, check out this video from Evil Ted on the same subject - ruclips.net/video/oo4Krz1-KiM/видео.html
Good luck with your builds!
Give credit where credit is due! Well said Steve! Oh and NICE SHIRT!
It's only right and fair! Everyone deserves credit for their work.
And THANK YOU for the logo design!!!!
Hey buddy
Great to see you! Are you setting up for Halloween this year?
@@halstaff yes sir next week.
@@godsflesh Outstanding! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with!