This is the graveyard display in the lower lobby of the Theatre.
The graveyard is made of real sod. It dried out pretty nicely, and by the time Halloween rolled around, the grass was getting a nice dead look to it.
We had a Lite F/X 700 watt fogger under the "ground" that we would trigger as needed. The fog leaked out of the ground nicely.
One of the things that you can't see in most of these pictures is the speaker near the ceiling for the graveyard sound track.
For the sound track, I used a sample CD that "Baron Dremel Von Glue-Gun" sent me before he released his CD called "Ghost Songs: Music from Beyond the Grave". It worked out VERY WELL.
Combining the red lights, the fog, and the music, I had at least one or two young ones that did not want to go down into the lower lobby because it was too scary. Hehehe. I will be buying the entire CD. Thanks Baron!
If you want to get a copy of this CD, it is available on the web at his site, Go there and check out the samples: Click here to check out GHOST SONGS.
The photos here were shot on 35mm film, with my Canon A-1, and put on CD-Rom at the Photo Developer.
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 This is the lower lobby display as seen during working hours. |
 This is the lower lobby display with the poles and tape removed for better pictures. |
 This is the lower lobby display, long exposure. |
 Side angle of the display. |
 Color shot of the display. |
 The display and and a little piece of me. |
 Close up of tombstones. |
 different angle showing all of the tombstones. |
 This is a hand coming out of the ground. |