Video Tag
Every video tagged “latex mask” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
103 videos
Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of cleaning molds and painting finished masks in this extended workshop-style session. Allen Hopps shares professional techniques used in haunted attraction prop production, covering the steps between pulling a piece from a mold and achieving a paint-ready or fully painted result. At nearly an hour and a half, the video offers an in-depth look at craft-level finishing work relevant to anyone producing wearable Halloween props.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through the molding process for an original creature mask called the Mersapian in this lengthy, in-depth session. The video covers the hands-on steps involved in taking a sculpt to a finished mold, aimed at haunted attraction prop builders and mask makers. At over three hours, it offers a thorough look at professional-level mask fabrication techniques. No source description was provided, so specific materials and tools referenced in the video are unknown.
StiltbeastStudios returns for a second look at painting masks, walking viewers through techniques for achieving professional, scary results. Allen Hopps shares his hands-on approach to bringing a mask to life with paint, likely refining or expanding on methods covered in a previous episode. The tutorial is aimed at haunted attraction builders and DIY enthusiasts who want their masks to look polished and convincing.
Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps delivers an in-depth session on painting Halloween masks, walking viewers through the techniques used by professional haunted attraction builders. At two hours long, the tutorial offers substantial coverage of the painting process from start to finish. The focus appears to be on elevating the realism and visual impact of Halloween masks for haunt and prop use.
StiltbeastStudios presents a time-lapse-style speed sculpt of a one-eyed cyclops monster mask, paced slightly slower than a typical speed sculpt for easier viewing. The video showcases the artist's process of shaping a detailed creature face from start to finish in just a few minutes. It serves as both an entertaining watch and a teaser for potential future sculpting content from the channel.
CFX Masks takes viewers behind the scenes with a live demonstration of their Kuka-based robotic sculpting system, nicknamed Wesbot, cutting out a new mask design. Wesbot is a six-axis robotic arm programmed by Robotic Solutions that translates digital design files into physical sculpts, handling the bulk of the production work. Human artisans then take over to add finishing details that the robot cannot achieve on its own. The livestream invites audience speculation about what the finished mask will look like.
The creator walks through the process of repairing a dummy mask used in their home haunted house setup. The short video focuses on bringing a worn or damaged mask back to usable condition for the haunt season. It offers a practical look at prop maintenance as an alternative to replacing costly pieces.
