Creating a Character

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Comment by Carver Ten31 on October 26, 2009 at 10:29am

Anyone have any good twists on a zombie character?? I was a zombie last year and the costume was a bit of a hit but its a zombie.... there isnt alot of depth with a zombie character. any idea would help. thanks

Comment by Kidzero on March 4, 2009 at 12:15am

I'm 58 been stage acting for over 40 years. Been in several movies but that is a completely different type of acting. Started a haunted garage when I was 14, played the Mad doctor.Those fantacy role playing games started up when I was in college, ran one of those for twenty years. Last year I talked to over 2000 'guests' at our Haunt. I guess what I'm saying is If I can help you in anyway let me know.

Comment by PYRO on October 30, 2008 at 9:18pm

hi all i do a yard haunt and hope to learn some new tricks------ happy halloween

Comment by Shauna Michele on May 12, 2008 at 10:32pm

Hey Ya'll! I am actually a professional actor wtih loads of stage and screen (big and mostly little) and lots of Shakespeare, so if I can help anyone, please let me know. I also am a historian for a few shows on History, so if anyone is looking to incorporate some history into their haunts, particularly Revolutionary War through teh Civil War, would be absolutely Delighted to help in any way I can!

Comment by BodyBag Entertainment on April 13, 2008 at 6:58am

Aha The Most important part of any actors role, creating a character that fits their persona, and theme to their haunt.
Look forward to stopping in here and checking out the enlightenments.
Personally I love the way Characters emerge in the mirror as I begin my FX makeup,The way my Brow starts to furrow as soon as I put my FX contacts in, the way my lips begin to snarl as soon as I put my FX teeth in, The Immediate transformation as soon as I adhere my prothestic on, FUN FUN FUN