Set design class for haunted houses part 1
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What this video covers
This is part one of a multi-part recording of a set design theory class presented by Allen Hopps at the Midwest Haunters Convention. The session explores unconventional spatial design principles — described as an 'anti-feng shui' approach — applied specifically to haunted house environments. Hopps breaks down how intentional disruption of comfortable spatial flow can amplify unease and fear in guests. More content continues in parts two and three.
Key takeaways
- ◆Allen Hopps presents formal set design theory tailored to haunted attractions
- ◆An 'anti-feng shui' philosophy is introduced as a core design framework
- ◆The class focuses on how spatial arrangement affects guest psychology and fear response
- ◆This is part one of a three-part series from a live convention session
Who this is for
Haunted attraction owners, set designers, and serious home haunters who want to understand the theory behind effective, fear-inducing environment design.
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