Video Tag
Every video tagged “LED lighting” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
35 videos
This FrightProps overview demonstrates how to set up and program the Gantom Torch: Escape, a handheld LED device designed for escape room use. Small emitters placed around the room secretly allow operators to control the torch's color, intensity, and vibration in players' hands via the Color Piano software interface. A key feature is UV light output, which can be triggered at specific times or locations to reveal hidden clues. The system creates a compelling illusion of player agency while keeping full control with the operator.
FrightProps showcases their mini spotlight product designed for haunted environments where precise, focused lighting makes all the difference. The lights allow decorators and haunt builders to highlight specific props or areas while keeping surrounding spaces in deep shadow. This targeted approach to illumination is a key technique for creating dramatic, professional-looking haunted spaces.
Filmed at the TransWorld Halloween and Attraction Show, this FrightProps video showcases a range of Gantom LED lighting products designed for haunted attractions. The demonstration highlights how these compact, portable lights can be used to create immersive and interactive lighting effects throughout a haunt. Viewers get a firsthand look at the product lineup, including torch-style and spotlight options available through FrightProps.
This FrightProps tutorial covers how to wire, power, and program multiple ColorPiano low-voltage LED spot lights for haunted house or prop applications. The video demonstrates using a single 12V regulated power supply paired with multi-output splitters to run several lights from one source. Audio triggering via Y-splitter cables is also featured as a control method for synchronized lighting effects.
In this quick short, Baker from Hauntcast demonstrates how to daisy chain LED spotlights and flickering candle LEDs together and connect them to a single power supply. The technique is aimed at haunters building cemetery or graveyard scenes for a home haunt or yard haunt. It offers a clean, efficient wiring approach that minimizes cable clutter across a scene.
This short tutorial from Hauntcast walks viewers through the process of wiring DIY LED spotlights and flicker candle lights to a common power supply for yard and home haunt use. The video demonstrates how to strip and connect solid core wire using lever nut terminal connectors, making the process accessible even for beginners. It is designed as a companion piece to separate build tutorials for the spotlights and flicker candles themselves.
FrightProps walks through the Gantom Torch DIY board, a self-contained LED module that puts the full feature set of the Gantom Torch into builders' hands for custom prop integration. The board is designed to be embedded into original creations such as haunted lanterns, jack-o-lanterns, and monster-eye effects. The overview highlights how the board expands creative possibilities beyond off-the-shelf torch housings.
This short-form video from Horror 365 appears to spotlight Ned's LEDs, a lighting vendor or product line encountered at the Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show. The clip highlights UV and LED lighting options relevant to haunted attractions and Halloween displays. Given the trade-show context, it likely offers a quick look at available products rather than a step-by-step tutorial.
Allen Hopps of StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of cleaning up props using batting and integrating LED lighting into haunted attraction builds. The session appears to be a long-form, in-depth workshop covering finishing and atmospheric detailing techniques. Batting is used to add soft texture and visual polish, while LEDs provide in-prop illumination to elevate the final look.
This short tip from Hauntcast highlights lever nut wire connectors as a fast, tool-free solution for connecting LEDs in home haunt and yard haunt setups. Sourced from Neds LEDs, these connectors are presented as a convenient alternative to soldering or traditional terminal blocks. The one-minute format makes it a quick practical reference for haunters wiring up lighting displays.
FrightProps showcases the Venom flush mount LED light fixture, a controllable lighting solution designed for haunted houses and Halloween displays. Available in two panel sizes, the unit runs on 12V DC and includes a wireless remote for convenient scene control. The fixture ships with a power supply included, making setup straightforward for haunt builders and decorators.
