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View Poll Results: What should be the topic of Stiltbeast Studios next DVD?

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  • Silicone mask making

    28 20.90%
  • Fantastic costuming

    29 21.64%
  • Moving like a monster- Stilts, sliding, and other monster motions

    18 13.43%
  • Dynamic HH acting 3- que lines and outside actors

    38 28.36%
  • Haunted house design- the basics for success

    56 41.79%
  • Collected tricks and tips - to dumb to sell but they work great.

    19 14.18%
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  1. #1 Default Upcoming Stiltbeast studios project poll 
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    Hey everyone!
    Im finding myself more and more pressed for time so I really want to focus my efforts on what people want to see from us please take a moment and help me steer my focus where it needs to be.
    thanks for your input,
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    Definitely actor training stuff. Of the people not SPFX or CFX making silicone masks and sculpts, they have a long way to go and a badly sculpted silicone mask still appears as a badly sculpted mask regardless of material.

    Training is something everyone can use from the pros to the actors and in between.

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    Good costumes are really hard to find out there. I think a good costuming video would RAWK!
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    Probably sounds bland to some but creating, care and management of wardrobe/costuming hasn't been done (that I've seen). Other than that- quality actor development tips and techniques (like how to hypnotize them -lol) would be worthy imo.
    "If you love wealth more than liberty, the tranquility of servitude better than the animating contest of freedom, depart from us in peace. We ask not your counsel nor your arms. Crouch down and lick the hand that feeds you. May your chains rest lightly upon you and may posterity forget that you were our countrymen.” -Samuel Adams

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    ....not that I would complain if you did a silicone mask dvd. I would LOVE to learn how to play around with that.
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    COSTUMES! COSTUMES!! COSTUMES!!! -Tyler
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    Cue line acting, for sure. It's hard to teach cue line acting to actors in the off season cause you have no cue line to demonstrate on. And I'm too busy during the season to train them. I got some that take to it like a fish to water, but others need some extra help.

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  8. #8 Default Maybe A Reality-check video? 
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    Showing, telling explaining, how much devotion and time EVERYTHING requires to even begin to accomplish "Something".
    The novices thinking everything will be quick, easy and wildly sucessfull just because they might have a hour each week to work on something gets very "old" after a very short time.
    I see the haunting field like showbusiness. "He's a virtual overnight success!" And the time spent in that "night" might have just been the last 10 to 15 YEARS, struggling, thinking, training, practising.... then someone says , "I could do that." Without realising the true personal costs involved.............."Yada,yada,yada..."
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    There is yet to be a real decent "Haunted House" dvd that shows the basics, explains things, gives tips and tricks, as well as allowing an insiders view to see how some haunts are laid out. This would sell me instantly. I know Larry "tried" to make those DVD's aimed at "how to make a haunted house" but, alas, they sucked. Mostly him Jaw Jacking, and little to no REAL information being put out.

    Costuming is also a HUGE priority for alot of haunts that gets overlooked... again, not the GOOD haunts, but alot of the little guys like me need insight on costuming, accessorizing, and making it BELIEVABLE depending on the situation and theming. This DVD, if made, could help ALOT of people get a good idea and ideas for concepts for their character designs, etc. I also think that footwear needs to be covered. lol! I have been to more than a few haunts where they have shoes on that DON'T match their costuming plan... Pretty hard to be scared when they're right in front of you with sketchers on and great makeup.


    ---- Just my thoughts...
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    Probably sounds bland to some but creating, care and management of wardrobe/costuming hasn't been done (that I've seen). Other than that- quality actor development tips and techniques (like how to hypnotize them -lol) would be worthy imo.
    DEFINITELY NOT BLAND. This is one of the MOST influential parts of creating and maintaining a successful character lineup and rememberable actors... You are dead on. =)

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