Designing COSTUMES, Running TESTS, Adding the DIVER, and Scenting FOG
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This build vlog follows ongoing progress on 'Port Chum,' a nautical-horror-themed home haunt, covering costume development and fit testing alongside refinements to lighting and prop arrangements. The creator also integrates a diver prop into the scene and experiments with scenting the fog for added sensory immersion. It is part of a larger vlog series documenting the haunt's construction leading up to the 2023 Halloween season. The episode gives viewers an inside look at the iterative, multi-layered process of bringing a themed haunt environment to life.
Key takeaways
- ◆Costume progress and on-unit testing are shown as part of the iterative haunt-building process
- ◆A diver prop is added to reinforce the nautical horror theme
- ◆Scented fog is incorporated to create a multi-sensory experience for guests
- ◆Lighting and prop placement continue to be refined for maximum atmosphere
Who this is for
Home haunt enthusiasts and aspiring haunt builders who want to follow a real-world themed haunt build from concept through completion.
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