Scrobe Light ?'s

[PumpkinHead]

Scrobe-a mispelled word from bcragirl
Strobe-a very durable light bulb in a mirrored housing with adjustable flash rates
You have to be stupid to not know how the most important special effect in the haunt industry works
p.s. Bcragirl needs some serious help

you forgot one

Stobe- a mispelled word by you.

You don't have to warn people about stobe lights!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who needs help now?

[Levarius]

Heh heh nice Pumpkin, kinda reminds me of the whole splinter / trunk moral story there

[AcoreMANNER]

ya badlanders only 13

good point Jim.... I hadnt really even put myself into someones shoes who has asthma or occasional ceisures. Its probably better to warn.

But wouldnt they avoid things like haunted houses. Wouldnt anybody that was at high risk just not go, and not put themselves in those kinda situations?

I was in school in History class and this girl starting having a ceisure. She groaned this wieeerd long moan, and this unreal look on her face, and fell over shaking. Blood started to drip from her mouth cuz she was biting her tongue. A few people ran out of the class in fear as things unfolded. The girl was ok but damn that was the freakiest, chilling, and haunting thing I ever saw. So if it happened in a haunted house it would humble all haunting...making your scariest prop or whatever inside look like a huge teddy bear.

[bcragirl]

my haunt is full of flashing lights and strobes

[PumpkinHead]

You should always warn your guests that fog and strobes are in use.

It is also wise to warn them that the event is high startle, graphic (if it is) and not recomended for children under ( whatever age is appropriate).

If a guest passes out in your haunt you will have at leat warned them.

[bcragirl]

my event is not gory or violent although it does have horse medical related pictures. i always put warning signs all over the place about the strobe lights.



bcragirl

[PumpkinHead]

i always put warning signs all over the place about the strobe lights.
bcragirl

You don't need them all over the place, one at the entrance that everyone will see will be fine. Just make sure that it is visible. You could also rate your haunt (ie: PG, PG-13, R )to give over-protective parents an idea what they are letting their kids into.

Happy Haunting,
PH

[bcragirl]

i have a couple at the entrance and one just as you are entering

[Spookyfinder]

where do I go to check my private messages?

[Jim Warfield]

Maybe you have to be a registered user here to have a message account?
"Guest" might not alow it to happen for you?

[Jim Warfield]

Maybe "Scrobe" lights are made for use in restrooms?
(Check your scrobe? Need some light to do that?)

[slash]

you do need to warn people about the strobes, so they don't have a siezure. One sign at the entrance should be sufficient. Strobes are made to make you dizzy and disoriented. Do not put paper or anything over them, it'll ruin the whole thing. Strobes can make very cool effects, let me know if you have any other questions.

[Jim Warfield]

Strobe lights hurt my eyes. Why would I want to hurt my patron's eyes? So I don't.

[mynock11]

Hi everyone, I am an emt in the city where i live . and only people with certain types of epilepsy will have seizures from strobe lights . So common people will NOT have a seizure from strobe lights unless they have epilepsy that they dont know about . so one warning sign at the entrance should suffice. And a general warning to people that are sensitive asthmatics due to the fog.

[badlander2000]

I didn't know you need to warn people with medical conditions so I admit I was wrong i'm sorry bcragirl. I am also embarrased because I am in the school spelling bee. Maybe I should only post in design and prop topics.