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Hi all,
I hope everyone made it through another season safe and sound. I thought I would start a thread about group photos. How many of you take group photos of your actors? I find this very hard to get everyone ready and in one spot before the show begins. There are always a bunch of good actors missing. After the show is even worse because people start blowing out of there right after we close. This photo was taken on Halloween night right before the show opened with a huge line waiting to get in. The wind was insane that day and I had to do a lot of last minute repairs. It was almost hot that night, very strange weather this year. Check out the moon and sky! I could not have asked for a more spooky Halloween night.
As soon as the last patrons were through, the sky opened up and it poured buckets. I had to make a mad dash to get all the foggers, and sound equipment in or covered.
Over all we had a great season and I'll post more photos when I get them from the photographer. For now I invite you to post your group photos on this thread. For some reason a lot of the best made up people ended up in the back where you can barely see them. I think the photo came out cool and look forward to other haunts sharing theirs on this thread.
Thanks,
Eric
The scarecrow on the right has a real horse skull on it and the hands are made from horse ribs.
I also thought this photo came out cool. I mounted an orange light on a tall pole to light up the corn field this year. With the fog one night it made this photo look like a sun set.
I hope everyone made it through another season safe and sound. I thought I would start a thread about group photos. How many of you take group photos of your actors? I find this very hard to get everyone ready and in one spot before the show begins. There are always a bunch of good actors missing. After the show is even worse because people start blowing out of there right after we close. This photo was taken on Halloween night right before the show opened with a huge line waiting to get in. The wind was insane that day and I had to do a lot of last minute repairs. It was almost hot that night, very strange weather this year. Check out the moon and sky! I could not have asked for a more spooky Halloween night.
As soon as the last patrons were through, the sky opened up and it poured buckets. I had to make a mad dash to get all the foggers, and sound equipment in or covered.
Over all we had a great season and I'll post more photos when I get them from the photographer. For now I invite you to post your group photos on this thread. For some reason a lot of the best made up people ended up in the back where you can barely see them. I think the photo came out cool and look forward to other haunts sharing theirs on this thread.
Thanks,
Eric
The scarecrow on the right has a real horse skull on it and the hands are made from horse ribs.
I also thought this photo came out cool. I mounted an orange light on a tall pole to light up the corn field this year. With the fog one night it made this photo look like a sun set.
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