WDW At Home | How to Make the Singing Busts
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- This Halloween was a blast! It may have quickly come and gone, but don't feel discouraged to start preparing for next fall! With this tutorial, you can turn your house into Disney's Haunted Mansion attraction with the classic singing busts! With a few simple steps, you too can prepare for a swinging wake!
Projection link:
• Grim Grinning Ghosts B...
Link to some of the more specific supplies:
Styrofoam Head: www.michaels.com/product/flor...
Plaster Wrap: www.michaels.com/product/4-pa...
Light Grey Spray Paint: www.dkhardware.com/krylon-div...
Dark Grey Spray Paint: www.michaels.com/product/kryl...
Sculpting Wire: www.michaels.com/product/prem...
Two-Part Epoxy: www.homedepot.com/p/Gorilla-0...
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We intend absolutely no copyright infringement. The songs and characters in this video belong to The Walt Disney Company. This is merely a work of fandom and of fun.
0:00 Introduction
0:22 Supplies Needed
0:55 Step 1 - Taking Shape
4:39 Step 2 - Sculpting
7:26 Step 3 - Painting and Final Adjustments
8:33 Final Results
Part 2 is out now, giving an in-depth look at how to create the projection video!
ua-cam.com/video/wXWNX9Cc0wo/v-deo.htmlsi=1DD44SayubzcekqO
Tip i learned from why u attempt the effect awhile back is to remove the mouths. A flat surface there will take your already amazing bust to the next level with the projections
I agree-in fact, I might make that change this year as I am making slight adjustments to the busts.
6 hours? Probably take me 6 days!
...and that's just for one bust! Well done!
Nice job. I remember seeing this as a little boy at Disneyland in the late 60s. Special effects, CGI etc were not common things back then so it seemed pretty magical. Even as a boy I knew it was done with technology but that and other aspects of the haunted mansion had "how did they do that?" aspects.
I would never do this, but thumbs up for editing
I live in a bad neighborhood and the projector would get stolen by a crack addict…..so instead…..I plan on applying Elmer’s Glow-In-The-Dark-Glue on the busts and putting them in my window rather than outside…..THANK YOU FOR THE CREATIVE IDEA !
What an amazing step-by-step tutorial! Thank you!
The Best I Have Ever Seen. GREAT JOB !!! 5 Stars !!!
Get it? five stars. Five busts.
Thank you!! I’m glad you enjoyed the video!
@@wdwathome6252 you’re welcome
Such an awesome job and tutorial! Inspirational too!!
Thanks so much for all your efforts! You make the world a brighter place!
Now THIS is cool
Brilliant...absolutely brilliant!!!
Hasnt even got started and I love this video already!
Magnificent!
Cool!
That is fantastic!
alright, I gotta attempt this!
WOW COOL
i love this video
This is amazing☺👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Well I think its time for a swinging wake. Thanks for the video I have been trying to figure out how to tackle this project. Thanks
Excellent !!
Amazing 👍🏻👍🏽👍
This is awesome!! Amazing job and great tutorial! Starting on this project for this Halloween! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Did you happen to have a longer loop source video for the singing heads? I only see minute long versions, but nothing more.
Thanks for watching! I can certainly put together a longer loop! I’ve been quite busy over the summer, but have an entire fall lineup planned, so stay tuned!!
Very cool. Also if you smooth the mouth a bit, (removing the lips) and lids, the projection looks a lot better on the smoother surface. The Haunted Mansion does this on their busts.
Where do you get the projector that will show up like this and where do you get the audio to do this? This is incredible.
Hi, for this video I used a standard movie projector (I believe it’s a wiselaser) but there are a whole bunch of options that will work perfectly! The audio can be found on UA-cam if you search “haunted mansion soundtrack”. I hope this helps!
Hello there. I love your work! Excellent! I definitely don't have the skills to pull something like this off, but admire folks who do. Say, I saw in one of your videos that you were asking for ideas.... 😁 I'd be ecstatic to see a tutorial on how to do the lady in the Crystal ball... that would be awesome! 🤗👻👍
Hi, thanks for watching!
Along with the ghost bride, I’d love to do a tutorial on that one at some point! If not this Halloween, definitely next year!!
@@wdwathome6252 Great!! Thank you. I will definitely be watching, and waiting. Love your work, and dedication. 🤗
I did this for a trunk or treat about 10 or 15 years ago. Made the busts out of clay. Came out awesome but loads of work. Would be much easier now that I know how to use film software.
I'm planning to do the same thing for my son's trunk or treat...any photos to share of your setup? Recommendations for what projector to buy?
Hi there,
Love the creative way you made them.
Where did you get the projection ? Over here in the Netherlands it is hard to Find great contant like that.
Halloween just is not that populair yet! But it is getting beter 👍
Hi! Thanks for watching!
You can find the projection file in the video description. I’ve also recently released a video tutorial on making the projection yourself! I hope it helps!
ua-cam.com/video/wXWNX9Cc0wo/v-deo.htmlsi=1DD44SayubzcekqO
THANK YOU SO MUCH
YOU ARE MY SAVIOR
Fantastic video! Thank you for posting! Can you advise approximately how far you placed your projector from the busts?
That really depends on the projector you’re using. Mine is about six feet away, but the distance really depends on the throw ratio of your projector. You’ll definitely want to find one with a shorter throw ratio so that you can minimize the distance between the projector and the busts, though that depends entirely on preference, and whether you want the projector near or far.
This is a truly EPIC Halloween set piece!
Liked and subscribed, definitely having a go at these as im a prop and model maker by trade and i really like the simplicity of the build.
I also have projectors and have done digital decorations and the living portraits as well.
My question is where do you acquire the animation for the show?
Much appreciated!
The projection that I made and used can be found in the description! However, I intend to make a more in-depth video soon to showcase how one can create the projection themselves.
@@wdwathome6252 Thankyou and once again, this is an above and beyond effort that is just so wonderful!
@@wdwathome6252 last question if I may, is there anywhere else to get the animation from as I don't really want to sign up and pay on UA-cam for what is only a one off?
Thanks.
@@joshtaylor6911 there’s nothing that I know of aside from other source videos on UA-cam.
I followed your instructions and made two sets of heads but I have yet to find a long enough video to play on my mp4. Can you please direct me to a video so I can set up my newly made stone heads? Loved this project and thank you for putting it together for us Haunted Mansion junkies!
Hi! Feel free to download this UA-cam link:
ua-cam.com/video/3WLfpeNiIIw/v-deo.htmlsi=KtmeBIPxDAPa6bgD
From there, you can use an editing software to make it loop as many times as you’d like! I will also soon be posting a tutorial on creating the projection yourself, so stay tuned!
Great job. Where did you get the file for the projector? Thx.
The description has a video link
The projection is from a video taken at WDW, and was mapped to fit specifically on the models I created, so some sizing adjustments may have to be done in Adobe Premiere Pro or some other software to fit your busts specifically.
凄い！
作るの大変だな〜
ありがとうございました！確かに簡単ではありませんでしたが、それでも非常に楽しかったです！
GREAT video on making this iconic display! Where can i get this projection and soundtrack for my house?
Hi, I’m glad you enjoyed the tutorial!
You can find the bust projection in the description, and I intend on making more in-depth videos on aligning the video with the busts!
@@wdwathome6252 would love an accurate video to match the heads I made
Here it is!
m.ua-cam.com/video/wXWNX9Cc0wo/v-deo.html
Esta súper chulo !! ¿ pero de donde descargo los vídeos para proyectarlo?
¡Hola! ¡Gracias por ver! ¡Puedes encontrar el archivo en la descripción del video!
Just found this tutorial and I LOVE it. Bought the Doom Buggie from Lowes for the yard and this will be great next year! Amazing! Is there a link to the supplies listed in the beginning? I want to get the right styrofoam heads. Thanks :)
Thanks for watching! I’ll definitely update the description with the supplies!!
"Make...final... adjustments...now."
Is it just me, or do all the Styrofoam heads look like Chris Barrie (The actor who plays Arnold Rimmer on the British TV show Red Dwarf)
Can we get printable schematics for the cardboard cutouts at the start?
I can try to make that. When I created these I sort of just eyeballed it, but perhaps I’ll make a template in order to make it even easier.
@@wdwathome6252would love this if you did!
Where do you purchase the projection software?
No software was used, just a video played through a standard projector!
Where do you get the styrofoam heads?
I got these ones at Michaels, but any arts & crafts store should probably have them, or at least something similar.
How did you know what size to make the busts?
I just based the bust size around the 11” styrofoam heads, using pictures from the ride for body reference. The finished products are definitely not as large as the actual ones from the parks, so I sculpted the bodies in proportion to the heads I had.
@@wdwathome6252 thank you! Did you have any problems with the mannequins having a defined mouth? I know the ride version has a smooth surface so the projection mouths can move. Is this an issue at all?
@@austinhenning6271 I didn’t notice too much of a problem once it was dark out and the projector was on. I imagine that the lighting and projector strength are important factors. From the side, the projection can be slightly distorted by the mouth, but not by much. Although I considered smoothing the front, I figured that leaving the face structure would help the busts look realistic during the day (hence why I also chose to spray paint them).
@@wdwathome6252 Great point, thanks!
Can you purchase these already made?
Hello!
As of now, we are not currently selling these busts pre-made, but this may change in the future as the channel continues to grow.
Thank you for your interest!
I was your 666th like! lol
followed your great instructions only to find out the projection file does NOT line up with the broken bust. The broken bust is higher than the completed figure. Frustrating trying to get the 5th aligned to the other four. Tried another projecton file. Still no joy. The effort continues.
As noted in the video, the file was designed specifically for my build, and may need to be altered slightly to fit your designs. It also took me a while to get the fifth aligned with the rest, as it would require a projector with a particular throw ratio. If you’d like, feel free to email me the picture of your busts, and I can try adjusting the image for you. I’ve also found that if you angle the two busts on the sides to face slightly inward, that helps a ton. Sorry for any inconvenience with the projection!
THIS is what I am afraid of. I desperately want to try this but have no skills or editing software if the video didn’t work exactly. 😢
@@riffraff0607 I will post a video this upcoming fall to address this concern, and I can try walking you through making such changes.
I ended up simply RAISING the main singing bust to align with the video. I'll just have to do some art work or something on the new/larger base.
Tried to copy paste the photo and video. Not sure how. Copy and paste did not work in the comment section.
I bet a lot of people were pissed because this covers zero percent of the projector and video setup
This video is meant mostly to cover how to build the busts themselves, and the projection itself is in the description. Stay tuned, though -- a video on mapping the projection will be coming soon!
@@wdwathome6252 thank you!
And here it is!
m.ua-cam.com/video/wXWNX9Cc0wo/v-deo.html
When i was 16, almost 17 for my birthday "haunted party" I made a "Medusa" portrait, with the eyes that follow you(learned the trick after the 1st HM movie came out) specifically because my mom HATES snakes😂!
I ADORED how it ended up, however, to this day i have no idea where that piece of art ended up.
Probably my mom finally had her revenge on it, lol😂😉🧡🖤💜🤎🧡🖤💜🤎