We Made A DIY Ghostbusters Trailer! And the reactions were...
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What this video covers
The Creative Geekery team produced a fan-made Ghostbusters trailer for a Ghost Tours of NYC project, filming the iconic Ecto-1 on real New York City streets and recreating a firehouse interior complete with proton packs and ghost traps. The production was shot guerrilla-style with no studio backing, leaning entirely on DIY ingenuity and passion for the franchise. After uploading, the trailer went unexpectedly viral, with many viewers convinced it was an official Ghostbusters release. The video covers the full behind-the-scenes journey alongside the finished trailer and audience reaction footage.
Key takeaways
- ◆Fan-built Ghostbusters props — including proton packs and ghost traps — were used in a fully produced DIY trailer
- ◆Guerrilla-style filming took place on authentic NYC streets and at the real Ghostbusters firehouse location
- ◆A DIY firehouse interior set was constructed to supplement real-world locations
- ◆The trailer fooled a significant portion of online viewers into believing it was an official studio release
- ◆The video documents the entire creative process from production through viral public reaction
Who this is for
Ghostbusters fans, cosplayers, and DIY filmmakers interested in guerrilla fan-film production and prop building.
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