Halloween Scenes
Choose wandering spirits, watchful eyes, glowing jack-o’-lanterns, a zombie at the glass or a Victorian phantom. Loop a scene on your wall or position it for a floating projection illusion.
Controls
Choose wandering spirits, watchful eyes, glowing jack-o’-lanterns, a zombie at the glass or a Victorian phantom. Loop a scene on your wall or position it for a floating projection illusion.
- Five looping Halloween scenes: three procedural animations and two films
- Black surroundings for projection
- Scale, position and mirror controls
- Optional synchronized sound for both films
- 1Connect your projector as a display and open this effect on it.
- 2Select a scene and enter fullscreen.
- 3Use Scale and Position to fit your surface; mirror the image if your setup needs it.
- 4Dim room lighting and adjust Brightness. At 0% the output is black.
- 5For floating illusions, use suitable projection material or a physical reflection setup. Enable Scene sound for the zombie or phantom soundtrack. The three procedural scenes are silent.
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