Video Tag
Every video tagged “eye movement” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
FrightProps demonstrates their PicoTalk-powered talking skull prop, which animates a skull's mouth and eyes in response to an audio input signal. The setup is designed for simplicity — connect any audio source and powered speakers, and the PicoTalk controller handles the rest automatically. The result is a convincingly lifelike talking skull effect well-suited for haunted house environments.
FrightProps showcases their Possessed Teddy animatronic prop — a skeleton-faced teddy bear that rocks back and forth while its eyes and jaw automatically sync to any audio playback. The unit ships ready to run with a built-in audio track, speakers, and power supply, requiring no pneumatics. Users can load custom MP3s or connect a microphone and pre-amp so the bear lip-syncs to live dialogue. The short video highlights the prop's out-of-the-box functionality and customization potential.
FrightProps showcases their talking skull props live on the floor at TransWorld's Halloween & Attractions trade show in St. Louis. The skulls feature synchronized mouth movement and animated LED eyes driven by servo mechanisms. This booth demo gives haunt builders a real-world look at the ready-to-run product in action before committing to a purchase.
FrightProps showcases their Three Axis Talking Skull, which now features an Auto-Talk mode that automatically syncs jaw and axis movement to any dialogue audio you provide — no programming or controller configuration needed. The short demo highlights how simple it is to get a realistic talking skull up and running straight out of the box. It's a ready-to-run solution aimed at haunters who want professional animatronic results without a steep technical learning curve.
This short tutorial from FrightProps walks users through adjusting the settings on their Three Axis Automatic Talking Skull animatronic prop. The video covers the configuration options that control the skull's movement axes, helping owners get the best performance out of the prop. At just four minutes, it serves as a quick-start reference for new owners getting their skull dialed in.
