Clear tape bodies.wmv
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What this video covers
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a remarkably simple technique for creating realistic prop bodies using nothing more than saran wrap and clear packing tape. The method produces full-form body shapes suitable for haunted attraction set dressing or monster displays at a fraction of the cost of commercial props. The approachable process requires no sculpting experience or expensive materials, making it one of the most accessible body-prop techniques available to home haunters and professional attraction builders alike.
Key takeaways
- ◆Full prop bodies can be built for roughly $10 using only saran wrap and clear packing tape
- ◆No sculpting skills or special tools are required — ideal for beginners
- ◆Technique scales well for haunted attractions needing multiple bodies quickly
- ◆Finished forms work as stand-alone props or bases for costuming and detailing
- ◆Method comes from Allen Hopps, a respected name in professional haunt education
Who this is for
Budget-conscious home haunters and attraction builders who need convincing prop bodies without investing in expensive commercial pieces or advanced fabrication skills.
Materials mentioned
- • clear packing tape
- • saran wrap
⚠ Safety notes
Use caution when wrapping around a live model — ensure the subject can breathe freely and is never left unattended during the wrapping process.
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