RubiconProSound
11-03-2009, 03:28 AM
So I did my first real haunt at my place of work of all places. My neighborhood doesn't have enough kids in it so doing one at the house is pointless. Luckily I have a boss that is into Halloween and he came to me for the design and implementation. I was more than happy to oblige...
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/RubiconProSound/withlight.jpg
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/RubiconProSound/Lightsout.jpg
and a walk through video with an unsuspecting victim. (my boss doing the scare duties)
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installing a haunt in an office was a challenge. I had to be careful about mounting anything to the walls that would damage paint etc. Hanging the tarp from the T-bar ceiling was easy and I used gaffers tape and painters tape to stick the tarp to the walls. The painters tape went on the wall first and then the gaffers tape over it (I wish they made painters tape in black...) Hanging items from the T bar was simple, just bend a "V" out of paper clips with two small hooks on the end and attach to the T-bar. They make these already for retail displays but the paper clips are much cheaper. I got a blucky and ran out of time to Corpse him so unfortunately he got to just hang around...
The background sounds (thunder and frogs) was a custom mix of two sound clips I got from the Freesound Project at www.Freesounds.org I looped the frogs mixed it in with a thunderstorm using some creative editing with Audacity to make an hour and 15 minute long mix. It worked real well.
I'm open to suggestions and comments for next year. I can also help out with the soundtrack mix if anyone is interested.
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/RubiconProSound/withlight.jpg
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/RubiconProSound/Lightsout.jpg
and a walk through video with an unsuspecting victim. (my boss doing the scare duties)
Officehaunt09.flv video by RubiconProSound - Photobucket@@AMEPARAM@@http://vid252.photobucket.com/player.swf?file=http://vid252.photobucket.com/albums/hh9/RubiconProSound/Officehaunt09.flv@@AMEPARAM@@vid252@@AMEPARAM@@252 @@AMEPARAM@@hh9/RubiconProSound/Officehaunt09
installing a haunt in an office was a challenge. I had to be careful about mounting anything to the walls that would damage paint etc. Hanging the tarp from the T-bar ceiling was easy and I used gaffers tape and painters tape to stick the tarp to the walls. The painters tape went on the wall first and then the gaffers tape over it (I wish they made painters tape in black...) Hanging items from the T bar was simple, just bend a "V" out of paper clips with two small hooks on the end and attach to the T-bar. They make these already for retail displays but the paper clips are much cheaper. I got a blucky and ran out of time to Corpse him so unfortunately he got to just hang around...
The background sounds (thunder and frogs) was a custom mix of two sound clips I got from the Freesound Project at www.Freesounds.org I looped the frogs mixed it in with a thunderstorm using some creative editing with Audacity to make an hour and 15 minute long mix. It worked real well.
I'm open to suggestions and comments for next year. I can also help out with the soundtrack mix if anyone is interested.