Need to take the shine out of some instruments for your old lab set design? Here’s a technique for aging metal instruments for photography – but always SAFETY FIRST! It’s simple to cheat and age metallic objects by years. Obviously safety is paramount so do this bit outside in the open! Stick your props on Read MoreRead More
FX released three behind the scenes videos on the making of “American Horror Story: Asylum” Editing Props and Make-Up The Character of PepperRead More
Jacob K shows how to make a DIY helmet prop using Papier-mâché and a balloon.
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In this video “The Frugal Filmmaker” Scott Eggleston shows you how to use cheap, realistic looking Airsoft Guns as firearm props in your low budget movie.Read More
Just in time for Halloween… well not quite. Volpin Productions, a freelance prop and replica master in Atlanta GA, shows the process of making a Daft Punk Helmet complete with programmable lighting visor over a course of 3 months in this build videoRead More
This easy trick demonstrated by starshipminivan on Instructables, shows you how to create creepy pictures where the eyes seem to follow you. Read More
Harrison Krix of Volpin Props goes through the painstaking step-by-step process he used to create the N7 Rifle for video game producer Bioware for the next installment of their popular franchise: Mass Effect 3.
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In this video The Slanted Lens will show you how to make Candy glass and then introduce you to premier Hollywood products made by Alfonso’s Breakaway Glass.Read More
Do you need some money? Do you need A LOT of money? How about a briefcase FULL of prop movie cash to enhance your crime film or action-thriller? Indy Mogul is here to show you how to make some amazing looking screen ready movie cash.Read More
A step by step guide to the creation of the original Stormtrooper by prop maker Andrew Ainsworth. In 1976 at Shepperton Design Studios Ainsworth created the original Stormtrooper helmets and armor for the first Star Wars movie, A New Hope. Read More
We have done lots of DIY posts here on IQ, but this one is a little off topic (maybe more than a little). Although, we really hope someone can find a way to use this cool effect in their film.Read More
