Video Tag
Every video tagged “sculpting” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
124 videos
Stiltbeast Studios hosts an extended sculpting session led by Allen Hopps, focused on crafting Halloween masks or creature props for haunted attraction use. The roughly two-hour runtime suggests a deep-dive, real-time sculpting demonstration covering design decisions and hands-on technique. Stiltbeast is known for professional-grade creature and haunt prop work, so viewers can expect industry-level insight throughout.
StiltBeast Studios returns with another in-depth werewolf-focused build session in this lengthy, nearly three-and-a-half-hour video. The content explores creature prop or mask creation in the studio's signature hands-on style, guided by creator Allen Hopps. Viewers can expect detailed craftsmanship techniques suited to haunted attraction-level results.
StiltbeastStudios walks through the process of sculpting the lower jaw section of a two-part werewolf mask, focusing on achieving a realistic, articulated result. The tutorial covers the sculpting workflow specific to a moving-jaw design, which requires careful attention to how the two halves will interact and fit together. At nearly an hour and a half, the video offers an in-depth look at professional-level creature mask fabrication suitable for haunted attraction use.
Stiltbeast Studios hosts one of their recurring Wacko Wednesday live sculpt nights, with Allen Hopps leading a new sculpt session in real time. The session is geared toward mask and creature prop creation for haunted attractions and Halloween displays. At nearly four hours, the stream gives viewers an extended look at the sculpting process from concept through execution. The format encourages community engagement and learning by watching a seasoned haunt professional work through creative decisions live.
StiltbeastStudios, led by industry veteran Allen Hopps, presents an in-depth sculpt refinement session focused on elevating a Halloween prop or creature piece to professional haunted-attraction quality. At just over two hours, the video dedicates substantial time to the nuanced process of cleaning up and detailing a sculpt. Viewers can expect close attention to surface work, form correction, and the kind of finishing touches that separate amateur builds from professional haunt-ready pieces.
A lengthy live sculpting session from Stiltbeast Studios, hosted by Allen Hopps, focused on creating a Halloween mask or creature prop. The session dives into hands-on sculpting techniques applicable to haunted attraction and home haunt prop building. At over three hours, it offers an in-depth, real-time look at the creative and technical process behind professional-quality horror mask design.
Stiltbeast Studios hosts a live sculpting bingo session in which Allen Hopps works through the creation of a Wednesday-themed character sculpt. The extended nearly three-hour runtime suggests an in-depth, real-time demonstration suited for serious mask and prop makers. As a Stiltbeast production, the session likely blends hands-on technique with community engagement typical of their bingo-format events. The finished piece appears intended as a wearable mask or display prop for haunted attraction use.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a specialty sculpting tool he calls a forming plank, showing how it transforms tool marks into convincing wrinkles on a WED clay sculpt. The tool is described as deceptively simple yet highly versatile, appearing at nearly every stage of the sculpting process. Stiltbeast Studios produces and sells these forming planks through their own online shop.
This lengthy session from Stiltbeast Studios features Allen Hopps in a live sculpting event styled as a community 'Bingo Night,' likely combining hands-on prop or mask sculpting with audience interaction. The format suggests a relaxed, educational atmosphere where viewers can watch professional-level creature and mask work unfold in real time. Given the channel's focus, the content likely covers techniques applicable to haunted attraction props and Halloween masks.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how he uses a specialized sculpting tool called an isolation plank to block out and define major forms in a sculpt before moving into fine detail work. The isolation plank is a type of forming plank that the creator developed and has been using personally for years before making them available for sale. This short demo gives viewers a clear look at how the tool integrates into an early-stage sculpting workflow. It is particularly useful for haunt prop and mask makers looking to speed up and refine their sculpting process.
StiltbeastStudios presents an in-depth sculpting session led by Allen Hopps, focused on taking a mask or creature sculpture through to a finished state. At over three hours long, the video offers an extended look at the sculpting process used in professional haunted attraction prop and mask creation. Viewers follow along as detailed surface work and character refinement bring the piece to completion.
CFX Masks showcases a time-lapse of their robotic sculpting workflow using Wesbot, a Kuka 6-axis robotic arm programmed by Robotic Solutions, to rough-sculpt a new mask design called Texas Slim. The piece is created in Monster Clay as part of the pipeline toward a finished silicone mask, with human artists still refining every machine-cut piece. The video teases the Texas Slim design created for the Texas Haunters Convention and invites audience feedback on preferred content formats — full live streams versus weekly time-lapse uploads.
StiltbeastStudios presents an extended deep-dive session covering three distinct creature builds: Krampus, Stinkor, and a Piranha character. Creator Allen Hopps walks through the design and fabrication process behind each creature, with an emphasis on wearable masks and props suited for haunted attraction use. At nearly three hours, the video offers substantial coverage of the creative and technical decisions behind professional-level creature work.
A lengthy, likely live or informal workshop-style session from Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps covering a variety of monster-making topics in a single sitting. The broad scope of the session suggests it touches on multiple aspects of creature and prop creation suited for haunted attractions. At nearly three and a half hours, it functions as an extended deep-dive rather than a tightly structured tutorial. Viewers can expect a relaxed, conversational approach to Halloween prop and monster craftsmanship.
StiltbeastStudios demos the Scale-a-tor, a proprietary forming plank tool designed to rapidly apply consistent scale or feather textures across large sculpting projects. The tool is shown in the context of creature builds like mermaid tails and dragons, where covering expansive surface areas with repetitive texture is otherwise tedious. The creator sells these tools through their online shop and is exploring variety packs with multiple sizes and shapes.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps walks viewers through a full sculpting session creating a character named Karen, intended as a haunted attraction mask or prop. The lengthy two-hour runtime suggests a deep-dive, near-complete sculpting workflow rather than a quick overview. The content sits at the intersection of wearable mask creation and haunted house prop fabrication, reflecting Allen's professional haunt-industry background.
StiltbeastStudios hosts a sculpting session led by Allen Hopps, diving into the craft of creating Halloween masks and haunt props through live or recorded hands-on work. The session appears to be a long-form, in-depth look at the sculpting process tailored to haunted attraction builders and mask makers. Viewers can expect detailed technique coverage given the nearly three-hour runtime.
Sculpting Lottery Bingo Night is a recurring live-stream event hosted by StiltbeastStudios where community members participate in a bingo-style lottery format alongside hands-on Halloween prop and mask sculpting. This appears to be the eighth installment of the series, running nearly three hours of live creative content. StiltbeastStudios is known for professional-grade creature and haunted attraction prop work, so viewers can expect high-skill sculpting techniques on display. The lottery or bingo mechanic adds an interactive, community-driven layer to what is otherwise a detailed sculpting session.
StiltbeastStudios' Allen Hopps walks through an in-depth sculpting session focused on creating a wearable back piece for a creature costume or haunted attraction character. At over two hours, the video offers an extensive look at the sculpting process from a professional haunted attraction perspective. The content appears geared toward those serious about fabricating high-quality wearable prosthetics and creature suit components.
This is Part 2 of StiltbeastStudios' in-depth goat creature mold-making series, hosted by Allen Hopps. Running well over three hours, the video dives deep into the professional mold-making process used to produce high-quality creature props and masks for haunted attractions. Viewers follow along as the project progresses from where Part 1 left off, with detailed hands-on instruction throughout.
CFX Masks offers a behind-the-scenes look at an upcoming mask currently in the sculpting pipeline. An automated sculpting process called Wesbot has completed most of the heavy lifting, with one final robotic pass remaining before the piece is handed off to a human sculptor for finishing and cleanup. The video serves as an unofficial early reveal of a product slated for release early next year.
From StiltbeastStudios and Allen Hopps, this lengthy session dives into goat-themed Halloween prop or mask creation with a haunted attraction focus. The video likely covers the design and build process for a goat creature prop or wearable mask intended for professional or home haunt use. At nearly two and a half hours, it suggests an in-depth, step-by-step exploration of the creative process. The goat motif points toward a dark, occult-tinged aesthetic popular in professional haunted attractions.
Stiltbeast Studios hosts a Wednesday sculpting session structured around a lottery-style bingo format, where random prompts appear to guide the direction of the sculpt in real time. The nearly two-hour session blends community engagement with hands-on creature or character sculpting. It likely serves as both an educational demonstration and an entertaining creative challenge for fans of prosthetics and special effects work.
Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates the edge former plank, a specialized sculpting tool designed to refine curved surfaces and produce clean, crisp angles in WED clay. The short demo highlights how this single tool can elevate the precision and quality of mask and prop sculpts. It serves as a quick but practical introduction to a purpose-built addition to any sculptor's toolkit.
