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Step 9The Fun Part: Applying the effect
Hide your blood container on the character's body somewhere. I chose to hang my bag off my back, underneath my shirt.
Run tubing discreetly, underneath clothing. Long sleeves are better for severed hands.
Use the sprayer for blade slashes - If the sprayer is in just the right spot, it will spray the attacker in the face.
Cover the end of the tubing with a makeup effect, or just hide it in your hand by palming.
NOTES:
This effect is a little harder to pull off as a stage/theatrical effect, since a gallon or so of fake blood will slosh around.
For cinema people, don't have dialogue in the scene unless it is absolutely necessary. The pump motor puts off a bit of noise. Wrap it in a washcloth to dampen sound, and put it in the character's pocket if you must have sound.
If you want an even bigger slash-type of spray, check back in a couple months for my next blood instructable.
Disclaimer:
I am not responsible for any actions taken by anybody who uses this instructable to do something stupid. This is intended for cinema special FX.
I took these pictures on a timer, by myself. They are only to illustrate the effect.
Run tubing discreetly, underneath clothing. Long sleeves are better for severed hands.
Use the sprayer for blade slashes - If the sprayer is in just the right spot, it will spray the attacker in the face.
Cover the end of the tubing with a makeup effect, or just hide it in your hand by palming.
NOTES:
This effect is a little harder to pull off as a stage/theatrical effect, since a gallon or so of fake blood will slosh around.
For cinema people, don't have dialogue in the scene unless it is absolutely necessary. The pump motor puts off a bit of noise. Wrap it in a washcloth to dampen sound, and put it in the character's pocket if you must have sound.
If you want an even bigger slash-type of spray, check back in a couple months for my next blood instructable.
Disclaimer:
I am not responsible for any actions taken by anybody who uses this instructable to do something stupid. This is intended for cinema special FX.
I took these pictures on a timer, by myself. They are only to illustrate the effect.
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Jul 15, 2007. 11:05 PMPull and Twist
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Good instructable... very detailed. I'll have to try this one out... never would have thought about salvaging a Swiffer WetJet for the pump.
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Jul 2, 2007. 1:48 PM
Chris Bilton
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Chris Bilton
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will the fun never end!! it's worth the ruined cream coloured carpet for the look on their faces...whoops, I should have done it outside...
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