Ghostbusters: Afterlife Behind The Scenes - With Prop Master Ben Eadie
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What this video covers
Host Matt Daniels joins Ghostbusters: Afterlife on-set prop master and armorer Ben Eadie on a tour of four real Calgary filming locations used in the movie. Eadie shares firsthand stories about maintaining and modifying the iconic proton packs and other hero props during production, offering a rare insider perspective on how the gear was kept functional between takes. The video blends location exploration with candid behind-the-scenes anecdotes, covering key scenes including the proton pack's first firing and the Walmart terror dog attack sequence.
Key takeaways
- ◆Ben Eadie served as on-set prop master and armorer — responsible for keeping proton packs and other props running during filming, not originally building them
- ◆Four real Calgary filming locations are visited, including the Gasworks, a Walmart exterior, Calgary Film Studios, and the Spengler apartment
- ◆Eadie shares specific on-set stories tied to each location, giving context to how scenes were practically achieved
- ◆The video offers a rare ground-level view of movie prop management as opposed to prop fabrication
- ◆Fans of the Ghostbusters franchise get a unique look at how beloved screen-used gear was handled day-to-day on set
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans, movie prop enthusiasts, and aspiring film industry professionals curious about the behind-the-scenes realities of prop management on a major Hollywood production.
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