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HAuNTcon 2004 The Inaugural Year !!! And what a great show it was. Congratulations to Leonard, Jeanne, and Haunted Attraction Magazine crew and family, Many of the photos you have seen in the post HauntCon 2004 issue of Haunted Attraction and the Pre-HauntCon 2005 Iissue, were taken by our own Big Greg, and because of the overwhelming response from the postings on Hauntpics.com (a special thanks to Jason Reese for posting so many photos) and the continued out pouring from friends on the industry forums - we have opted to post the complete set. Several sections have been divided with annotation, hopefully we will get to annotate all of the photos at some point, because many have quite a story behind them. |
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~~~ Click the thumbnail to see the enlarged photos, each will open in their own widow ~~~ |
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Okay well lets kick this off
with David Heck's Ghost Bookshelf
Seminar. David is a one man whirlwind. He makes low budget prop
building into an art form. You can check out more of his work at cadvercafe.com |
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David keeps things very
simple; he shows how anyone can build good effects, no matter
what skill level you have. You can check out more of his work at cadvercafe.com. And if you are surfing - go over a look up etombs on the horrorfind.com forums. David and everyone there are really helpful and offer some great ideas. |
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The guys over at
Bad Boys Scenic Design gave a great
seminar, unfortunately we didn't get any good photos. But they have some great information, look them up at hauntedhowtos.com |
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Ghost Ride Productions had a
really good seminar showing off their Bucky Skins. They created a great looking corpse in just about an hour. |
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Phillip Morris of Morris
Costumes, and a legendary vaudevillian performer, opened his
warehouse and showcase haunt to the Hauntcon Guests. He even preformed the famous gorilla girl show. |
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Now on with the
Show.... The inaugural year turned out to be a great show. The vendors brought some great stuff, a lot of new products which were not even ready at Transworld, were debuted that weekend. Once again, thanks to Leonard, Jeanne and the whole crew for all your hard work. And we can't wait until Hauntcon 2005 - it's in our backyard this year. |
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Big Greg's favorite prop of the show from Little Spider. | |||
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These guys are totally great.
The make up you are looking at isn't sir brushed, or painted on;
it's applied as easy as drawing with a crayon ! Simple best coat and crayons - isn't that great; and best of all these were put on in 2-3 minutes. Check out the Wolf Brothers for some great make up and easy visual effects. |
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The show stopper (above),
crawling zombies. Video coming soon. |
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A special thanks to Kevin Alvey, for all the great corsping kits and loads of info. | |||
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| There will be much more commentary as we get the time to update and continue to build on this site, but until then - he hope to see you at Hauntcon 2005 - happy haunting. | ||||||
