FROGZILLA - Collaboration with CFX and Froggy's Fog Video 1
by CFX MASKS
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What this video covers
Composite Effects (CFX) and Froggy's Fog have teamed up to create FROGZILLA, a custom silicone mask character built for Froggy's Fog brand identity. This first installment of a three-part series follows the early design and fabrication process, using CFX's existing Jeremiah the Frog mask as a creative starting point. The finished character was slated for a full reveal at the IAAPA tradeshow in Orlando, Florida.
Key takeaways
- ◆Part one of a three-video behind-the-scenes series documenting the FROGZILLA build
- ◆CFX used their existing Jeremiah the Frog silicone mask as the design foundation
- ◆The project is a brand collaboration between Composite Effects and Froggy's Fog
- ◆FROGZILLA was created as a custom mascot character for Froggy's Fog
- ◆Full character reveal was planned for the IAAPA tradeshow in Orlando
Who this is for
Silicone mask enthusiasts, costume fabricators, and Halloween industry fans interested in professional character design collaborations.
Materials mentioned
- • silicone
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