Animation test (monkey) 2016
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What this video covers
Stiltbeast Studios shares an animation test for a monkey-themed Halloween prop or creature build. The clip offers a look at the movement and articulation achieved during the development phase of the piece. As a behind-the-scenes test, it gives viewers insight into the iterative process professional haunted-attraction builders use before finalizing a prop.
Key takeaways
- ◆Behind-the-scenes animation test for a monkey creature prop
- ◆Demonstrates movement and articulation at an in-progress stage
- ◆Created by Stiltbeast Studios, known for high-end haunted attraction builds
- ◆Offers a glimpse into the professional prop development process
Who this is for
Haunted attraction builders and Halloween prop enthusiasts curious about professional-level animatronic creature development.
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