Make a prop Machete plastic looks good on film
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What this video covers
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps walks through the creation of a plastic machete prop that holds up convincingly on camera, ideal for haunted attractions and film work. The build draws inspiration from iconic slasher characters like Jason Voorhees, delivering the look without the danger of a real blade. The focus is on achieving a screen-ready appearance using safer, lightweight materials suitable for performer use.
Key takeaways
- ◆Plastic construction keeps the prop safe for haunt and film environments
- ◆Finished prop is designed to read convincingly on camera
- ◆Inspired by iconic Friday the 13th / Jason Voorhees aesthetic
- ◆Suitable for costuming, haunted attractions, and low-budget film productions
Who this is for
Haunt builders, cosplayers, and indie filmmakers who need a realistic-looking but safe machete prop on a DIY budget.
Materials mentioned
- • plastic
⚠ Safety notes
Prop is constructed from plastic rather than metal, making it safer for use in haunted attractions and on-set environments where contact with performers or guests may occur.
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