Marshalls and Costco Halloween shopping vlog plus upcoming spirit Halloween!
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What this video covers
A casual iPhone-shot vlog following the creator on Halloween shopping trips to Marshalls and Costco, with a look at whatever seasonal finds caught their eye. The video also includes a quick demonstration of corpsing a plastic skull to give it a more realistic, decayed appearance. As a bonus, the creator shares excitement about Spirit Halloween opening a location in their city.
Key takeaways
- ◆Covers Halloween shopping finds at both Marshalls and Costco
- ◆Demonstrates corpsing technique on a plastic skull
- ◆Highlights the anticipated arrival of a Spirit Halloween store nearby
- ◆Shot and edited entirely on an iPhone, keeping the vlog low-fi and accessible
Who this is for
Casual Halloween enthusiasts and beginner prop-makers who enjoy shopping hauls and want a quick introduction to the corpsing technique.
Materials mentioned
- • plastic skull
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