Monster Tutorials Halloween Prop Challenge Launch - Rules, Prizes, Deadlines and Q & A
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What this video covers
Monster Tutorials launches its 2022 Late Summer/Halloween Prop Challenge, centered on building a Halloween prop that starts with a pool noodle torso skeleton as its base. Participants have creative freedom in how they decorate, embellish, or corpse the prop, with entries judged in two categories: Best Overall and Most Creative. Sponsored prizes include a blank latex mask gift card and jewelry store gift certificates for top finishers in each category. The video walks viewers through the challenge rules, deadlines, entry process, and answers community questions.
Key takeaways
- ◆The base prop is a pool noodle torso skeleton — participants customize from there however they choose
- ◆Two judged categories: Best Overall and Most Creative
- ◆Prizes from sponsors include a blank latex mask and gift certificates
- ◆A pre-cut pool noodle torso kit is available for purchase for those short on time or materials
- ◆Community Q&A and entry details are handled via Discord and the Monster Tutorials website
Who this is for
Halloween prop-making enthusiasts of all skill levels who want to join a fun community build challenge with prizes and creative freedom.
Materials mentioned
- • pool noodles
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