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DIY Werewolf Costume (A Werewolf Army for $47)

video DIY Werewolf Costume (A Werewolf Army for $47)

See these beasts die in action http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wf1C4iBikI

How I made the Wolf Beast(s) for my short film Redd (Red Riding Hood Action Horror).

I started with the head. Built it out of cardboard, then duct tape, faux fur, hot glue, plastic table cover, yarn, and a couple of red leds for the eyes. Built a body out of wire hangers, a back pack, and more plastic table cover. Total budget around $47.

Hopefully when we make the feature, I can raise a bit more money and make a better body for it.

Multiplied the Wolf using Sony Vegas Pro 9.

Check out the REDD Film Project over at Facebook.
http://Facebook.com/ReddActionHorrorMovie

5 comments

Nov 10, 2011. 4:35 PMleopard10 says:

that is amazing with the explosion!

Oct 25, 2011. 10:44 AM

mikeasaurus says:

Great video explaining your thought process, and the werewolves looks frightening!

Aug 1, 2011. 11:08 AMLiger says:

Im gonna use this for a halloween costume! I LOVE IT! Im amazed that it looks this good under a budget of 47 dollars! Awesome!

Jun 9, 2011. 2:37 PMDragonryder says:

So cool. Thank you for sharing the build process. You are very talented.

May 10, 2011. 1:39 PMMorcades says:

Thank you for sharing your creative process. Very impressive. I've wanted to make a larger werewolf costume just for using "around the house" and this will help. Here's to success in your film career.