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#Stiltbeast Studios

Every video tagged “Stiltbeast Studios” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.

186 videos

Silicone Sheet Mold
21:05
DIY PropsIntermediate

Silicone Sheet Mold

Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of creating a simple silicone sheet mold, a versatile and approachable technique for producing multiples of small resin-cast items. Both the silicone and resin used are sourced from BITY Mold Supply. The tutorial demonstrates how this straightforward mold format is well-suited for small prop components and detail pieces. At just over 20 minutes, it offers a focused, practical look at an essential prop-making skill.

StiltbeastStudios· 33,536 views
Making foam barrels
20:27
DIY PropsIntermediate

Making foam barrels

Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of constructing realistic-looking barrel props out of foam, a staple set-dressing piece for haunts, escape rooms, and Halloween displays. The video covers shaping and detailing foam to convincingly replicate the look of wooden barrels. At roughly 20 minutes, it offers a thorough look at the fabrication workflow from start to finish.

StiltbeastStudios· 28,596 views
vampire killing kit
23:30
DIY PropsIntermediate

vampire killing kit

Stiltbeast Studios walks through the creation of a vampire killing kit prop, sharing the same process used to produce pieces sold at the creator's HuntMonsters museum. The build results in a display-quality prop with a gothic, antique aesthetic suited for haunted attractions, home haunts, or collector display. At roughly 24 minutes, the tutorial covers the full construction workflow from start to finished kit.

StiltbeastStudios· 28,539 views
Make a prop head from a mask
14:54
DIY PropsBeginner$10–$20

Make a prop head from a mask

Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a straightforward technique for transforming a flexible Halloween mask into a solid, displayable prop head using expanding foam sealant. The creator fills the mask cavity with the foam, allowing it to cure into a rigid form that holds the mask's shape permanently. The same method is noted to work equally well for filling gloves to create prop hands. This is one of the simplest and most accessible prop-making techniques available to home haunters and attraction builders.

StiltbeastStudios· 28,284 views
Making Cheapo Skulls
26:06
DIY PropsBeginner

Making Cheapo Skulls

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to create inexpensive skull props suitable for haunted attractions and home haunts. The tutorial focuses on accessible, budget-friendly methods for producing convincing skull decorations without a large financial investment. At 26 minutes, the video walks viewers through the process step by step, making it approachable for builders of all skill levels.

StiltbeastStudios· 25,543 views
aging a skeleton.wmv
4:21
DIY PropsIntermediate

aging a skeleton.wmv

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to elevate a store-bought skeleton prop by adding custom sculpted detail, specifically a brow ridge built up with Apoxie Sculpt two-part epoxy clay. The technique transforms an off-the-shelf piece into a more menacing, character-driven prop. The subject skeleton is an oversized Frankenbucky-style piece, giving the methods shown a dramatic visual payoff even at large scale.

StiltbeastStudios· 25,184 views
50 Minute Mummy mask!
1:06:24
Makeup TutorialsIntermediate

50 Minute Mummy mask!

Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through the creation of a wearable mummy mask in roughly 50 minutes of working time. The tutorial is aimed at haunted attraction builders and Halloween enthusiasts who want a quick, high-impact character piece. The result is a ready-to-wear mummy mask suitable for haunt performers or costumed characters.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,592 views
Adding hair to latex mask
1:10:37
Makeup TutorialsIntermediate

Adding hair to latex mask

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of adding hair to a latex mask in this extended, in-depth tutorial originally recorded as a Facebook Live session. The format allows for a thorough exploration of the technique, with plenty of viewer questions addressed throughout the runtime. It builds on a shorter version Allen produced previously, offering a more comprehensive deep-dive for those who want additional detail and context.

StiltbeastStudios· 20,536 views
simple controller
12:06
Arduino & ControllersBeginner

simple controller

Stiltbeast Studios walks through a straightforward, no-frills method for automatically triggering Halloween props using a motion-activated device — no programming or advanced electronics required. The approach is aimed at anyone who wants reliable startle scares without investing in complex control systems. A specific motion-activated flood light from a major home improvement retailer is referenced as the core component. It won't win awards for sophistication, but it gets the job done for basic plug-in prop activation.

StiltbeastStudios· 19,738 views
Shrunken head
13:43
DIY PropsIntermediate

Shrunken head

Stiltbeast Studios walks through the creation of a shrunken head prop in this roughly 14-minute build video. The channel is known for professional-quality creature and prop fabrication, so viewers can expect detailed craftsmanship and finishing techniques. The result is a macabre display piece that fits naturally into haunted house scenes, voodoo-themed rooms, or Halloween décor.

StiltbeastStudios· 18,189 views
set decor halloween the last of us clicker body haunted house set design
8:41
Set DesignIntermediate

set decor halloween the last of us clicker body haunted house set design

Stiltbeast Studios walks through the creation and placement of a Last of Us-inspired Clicker body prop for a haunted house set. The video focuses on set dressing techniques that bring the iconic fungal creature aesthetic to life in a live haunt environment. Moss cloth is featured as a key material for achieving an organic, overgrown look on the prop and surrounding set pieces.

StiltbeastStudios· 18,189 views
custom triggered video effects
15:16
Projection EffectsIntermediate

custom triggered video effects

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the process of creating custom triggerable video effects, using a haunted moving portrait as the primary example. The technique centers on a triggerable HD video player from FrightProps that fires custom video clips on demand. With some creative video production, this same approach can power a wide range of haunt effects — from jump-scare portraits to zombie wall-breach gags to looping attraction rule displays. The tutorial emphasizes flexibility and creative potential over a single rigid build.

StiltbeastStudios· 17,370 views
steampunk gages.wmv
17:39
DIY PropsBeginnerlow / budget-friendly

steampunk gages.wmv

Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates how to create convincing steampunk-style gauges on a tight budget, suitable for both wearable costumes and set dressing. The tutorial is aimed at makers who want to add industrial steampunk detail without a large spend. At roughly 18 minutes, there is ample time to walk through the construction process step by step. The techniques shown appear adaptable to a range of Halloween builds beyond the steampunk genre.

StiltbeastStudios· 16,826 views
Make a latex and foam master in the mold
36:47
DIY PropsIntermediate

Make a latex and foam master in the mold

Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps walks through the complete process of creating a latex and foam master inside a mold — useful both for producing additional molds and for creating standalone foam-filled busts. The session was recorded live, so viewer questions are addressed in real time, adding extra instructional depth. Materials used include mask latex and an expanding rigid foam, both sourced from BITY Mold Supply.

StiltbeastStudios· 14,119 views
meat hooks finished.wmv
16:16
DIY PropsBeginnerlow / budget-friendly

meat hooks finished.wmv

Stiltbeast Studios walks through the completed construction of inexpensive meat hook props suitable for haunted house or home haunt environments. The video focuses on delivering a creepy butcher or slaughterhouse aesthetic without a large budget. It serves as a practical finishing guide for a straightforward prop build.

StiltbeastStudios· 13,623 views
Wednesday Sculpting Bingo!
3:08:56
DIY PropsAdvanced

Wednesday Sculpting Bingo!

Stiltbeast Studios hosts an extended sculpting session focused on creating a Wednesday-inspired character piece, presented in a bingo challenge format. Allen Hopps guides viewers through the sculpting process in what appears to be a long-form live or recorded workshop running over three hours. The video targets haunted attraction builders and mask makers looking to develop professional-level character sculpts. The bingo format suggests an interactive or community-driven element to the creative session.

StiltbeastStudios· 13,404 views
Silicone Caulk Mold- Full Process
13:08
DIY PropsBeginnerunder $20

Silicone Caulk Mold- Full Process

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios presents a full updated walkthrough of his flat mold-making technique using readily available silicone caulk. The process uses common hardware-store materials — silicone caulk and dish soap — to create affordable, flexible molds suitable for Halloween prop and mask fabrication. This is a refined version of an earlier tutorial, offering a cleaner and more complete explanation of each step.

StiltbeastStudios· 13,201 views
Monster Camp 14 Final Products!
4:25
Makeup Tutorials

Monster Camp 14 Final Products!

Stiltbeast Studios showcases the finished monster creations from their Monster Camp 14 workshop, giving viewers a look at the completed wearable creature builds. Allen Hopps presents the final products, highlighting the craftsmanship that goes into professional-level haunted attraction characters. The short showcase format gives both aspiring and experienced monster makers a glimpse at the quality of work produced during the intensive camp experience.

StiltbeastStudios· 13,128 views
quick and dirty mask painting.wmv
8:02
Makeup TutorialsBeginner

quick and dirty mask painting.wmv

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a fast, approachable method for painting latex Halloween masks, showing multiple color schemes side by side to highlight how technique and palette affect the final look. Masks are base-coated in latex paint, detailed with acrylics, and finished with a protective coat of ArmorAll. Painting the same mask in different colorways makes it easy to compare results and understand how contrast drives a convincing finish.

StiltbeastStudios· 12,871 views
build a foam cave!
8:21
Set DesignAdvanced

build a foam cave!

Stiltbeast Studios documents the construction of a foam cave set piece built for SCREAMS Halloween park. The video walks through the fabrication process used to create a convincing underground cave environment within a professional haunted attraction. At roughly eight minutes, it offers a focused look at how large-scale foam work comes together in a real haunt setting.

StiltbeastStudios· 12,788 views
Foam Filling The Mannequin.
15:28
DIY PropsIntermediate

Foam Filling The Mannequin.

Stiltbeast Studios' Allen Hopps demonstrates the process of foam-filling a mannequin to create a solid, durable haunted house prop. Filling a hollow mannequin with expanding foam adds structural integrity and weight, making it more convincing and resilient for haunt environments. The video is part of Stiltbeast's practical prop-building series aimed at haunters who want professional-quality results on a DIY budget.

StiltbeastStudios· 12,467 views
quickie fire place
4:21
DIY Props

quickie fire place

Stiltbeast Studios delivers a condensed look at building or assembling a fireplace prop for a haunted attraction setting. The video was filmed during a hectic opening week, resulting in a shorter runtime than usual, with a promised bonus video to compensate. Despite its brevity, it offers a glimpse into how a fireplace set piece can be incorporated into a haunt environment.

StiltbeastStudios· 11,955 views
Build with sticky paper
12:28
DIY PropsIntermediate

Build with sticky paper

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios demonstrates a lesser-known fabrication method using sticky paper to construct a sturdy alien body prop for a themed area within a professional haunted attraction. The technique produces solid, reasonably detailed forms and serves as a practical alternative to more conventional prop-building methods. It's a straightforward, encouraging build that invites haunters of all skill levels to experiment with accessible materials.

StiltbeastStudios· 11,912 views
Rous final.wmv
23:00
DIY PropsAdvanced

Rous final.wmv

Allen Hopps of Stiltbeast Studios walks through the full fabrication process for a human-sized R.O.U.S. — the iconic Rodent of Unusual Size from The Princess Bride — as a haunted house prop. The build showcases a range of creature-making techniques with running commentary explaining the reasoning behind each step. This is a detailed, educational look at professional-level creature prop construction from concept to completion.

StiltbeastStudios· 11,713 views