Video Tag
Every video tagged “AtmosFX” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
19 videos
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through setting up a Halloween window projection display with minimal effort and no complex building required. A standard projector is aimed at a sheer curtain or scrim hung in a window to create a ghostly, glowing effect visible from outside. The host recommends specific projection content sources, including AtmosFX paid videos and free YouTube alternatives, to bring the windows to life with spooky imagery.
This tutorial demonstrates how to create a convincing floating ghost illusion in a hallway using the AtmosFX Digital Decorating Kit Plus and a piece of semi-transparent fabric. The ghost image is projected onto the suspended fabric, giving the appearance of a specter hovering in mid-air. The video includes both a build walkthrough and a live demo of the finished effect.
This video walks through an unboxing and hands-on review of the AtmosFX digital decorating kit, then demonstrates how to set up the Jack-o-Lantern Jamboree digital decoration. The creator covers what comes in the kit and how to get the projection effect up and running. It serves as both a buyer's guide and a practical setup walkthrough for those new to AtmosFX products.
This build tutorial walks through creating a motion-triggered Halloween projection display that fires a jump-scare video when someone walks past. The creator covers the core hardware — a mini projector, a compatible media player, and a motion sensor — and explains how to configure looping ambient footage alongside a separate trigger clip for the scare. Sound and lighting enhancements are also covered, and the video closes with live demo scares showing the finished effect in action.
Wicked Makers — Jaimie and Jay — transform their foam-built Halloween dark portal into a show-stopping Christmas yard prop by redecorating it as a magical gateway to the North Pole. The build leverages rear projection onto a semi-transparent fabric screen, AtmosFX Christmas digital content, and glowing LED runes carved into painted XPS foam. The video goes deeper than their original portal build, covering projector selection, positioning, and digital decorating workflow. The finished piece reportedly drew neighbors from around the block.
This beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through setting up a window projection display for Christmas using a projector and a simple scrim or shower curtain as the projection surface. The host recommends specific projector hardware and curated holiday video content sources, including AtmosFX clips, to achieve a polished magical effect. The approach avoids complex builds or messy installations, making it accessible for casual decorators. While focused on Christmas, the core techniques translate directly to Halloween window projections.
This short, beginner-friendly tutorial walks viewers through turning ordinary pumpkins into animated talking characters using a mini projector, AtmosFX digital animations, and VLC Media Player. The creator covers the full workflow — downloading animations, configuring VLC for a clean seamless loop with no on-screen overlays, and physically positioning the projector for proper face alignment. Optional fade transitions between clips are also touched on for a polished look. The video promises bonus tutorials on window projections and motion-triggered jump scares at the end.
This tutorial from Monster Tutorials walks viewers through setting up the AtmosFX Digital Decorating Kit for window projection effects. The host previews several included content packs — dancing skeletons, zombies, and a Dracula/vampire sequence — to show what the kit delivers out of the box. It serves as both a product preview and a practical setup guide for anyone new to digital window projection. The video is a solid entry point for haunters looking to add eye-catching animated window displays without complex builds.
This short review covers an AtmosFX animated window projector kit sold through Home Depot, aimed at homeowners looking to add digital flair to their holiday displays. The kit comes preloaded with AtmosFX scenes, making digital decorating accessible without additional downloads or setup complexity. The reviewer walks viewers through what's included and shares impressions of the product's appeal for Halloween and other holidays.
This short-form video showcases an AtmosFX Unliving Portraits digital Halloween decoration, presenting an animated haunted painting effect. The portrait appears to move or come alive, creating a creepy haunted-mansion atmosphere. The clip invites viewers to consider whether they would display this kind of eerie digital decor in their own home.
The creator unboxes a mystery package sent by AtmosFX and walks viewers through its contents, which include digital decorating kit components and Halloween projection effects. The video provides a hands-on first look at AtmosFX's digital decoration offerings alongside a sneak preview of some of the visual effects in action. It serves as both an unboxing experience and a soft introduction to how AtmosFX projection products can enhance a Halloween display.
This video from Monster Tutorials covers an unboxing, first-look review, and setup walkthrough of the AtmosFX 3DFX Form, an inflatable display designed to present AtmosFX projection content in a freestanding, three-dimensional format. The creator walks viewers through what's included and how the prop is assembled and used. The form was provided to the creator by AtmosFX, and the video offers a practical look at the product's size and real-world usability as a Halloween decoration.
This short video offers an early preview of AtmosFX's digital decoration release based on the cult Halloween film 'Trick r Treat.' The clip showcases the licensed imagery and atmosphere that fans of the film can expect to project in their home or haunt displays. AtmosFX is presented as the go-to source for this type of digital seasonal content.
This FrightProps tutorial walks through using BrightAuthor software paired with a triggerable HD video player to produce a haunted changing-portrait illusion. The effect transitions smoothly from a calm, static-looking portrait to an animated scare sequence using footage from AtmosFX's Unliving Portrait collection. At just six minutes, the video is a focused, practical guide to setting up the software side of the effect. It's an accessible entry point for haunters wanting to add a high-impact visual illusion without complex physical builds.
This video reviews the AAXA HP2, a compact Halloween-themed DLP projector from AAXA Technologies, covering an unboxing, setup walkthrough, and nighttime demonstration. Despite its small footprint, the unit delivers notable brightness and comes pre-loaded with Spectral Illusions digital decoration content. The host walks through key features including Bluetooth, USB-C connectivity, and a built-in media player. It's positioned as an accessible plug-and-play solution for home haunters and Halloween display enthusiasts.
This short product showcase from FrightProps highlights a holiday-themed projection DVD featuring animated Santa Claus vignettes — Santa arriving with gifts, enjoying a cookie, checking his list, and placing presents under the tree, plus a crackling fireplace scene. The disc supports four display modes (standard, shadow, interior, and exterior) and two TV orientations, making it versatile for window, wall, or monitor setups. An included soundtrack rounds out the immersive atmosphere, and the content can either loop continuously or be triggered on demand.
This short tutorial demonstrates how to transform ordinary pumpkins into animated Halloween characters using a mini projector paired with AtmosFX digital decoration content. The creator emphasizes that the technique is more affordable and accessible than most people expect. The result is a polished, theme-park-quality display achievable in a home setting.
FrightProps demos the AtmosFX 3DFX Form, a human-scale inflatable vinyl display surface designed to host projected animated characters. Standing over five and a half feet tall, the form creates the illusion of a life-size animated figure that can sing, speak, or scare passersby. Its durable, reusable construction makes it a practical choice for both home haunters and professional attraction operators seeking an eye-catching digital centerpiece.
This video unboxes and reviews the AAXA HP3 Halloween projector, comparing it directly against the previously reviewed HP2 model. The presenter highlights key differences between the two units, with particular focus on audio connectivity — the HP3 offers an auxiliary port for external speakers while the HP2 uses Bluetooth. Both projectors are presented as capable options for Halloween and year-round holiday projection displays, but the reviewer's personal preference comes down to audio flexibility.
