HALLOWEEN
LIGHTING TIPS - FLOOD LIGHTS
 Illuminating your Halloween haunt
for maximum effect does take some planning, but the rewards will be worth it. This often
over looked ingredient can greatly add to the feel and impact of your Halloween haunt.
Outdoor colored flood lights are
great for illuminating an area or prop with just the right light. We always try to use the
lights in a way that the light is not focused directly on any area, but is indirectly
lighting a section. The flood
light fixture should always be hidden from view when ever possible.
Place them behind things such as tombstones or other props. These typically run
100 watts each, so make sure you don't overload your circuit breakers!
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Blue light is our color of
choice for anything ghostly such as graveyards and haunted houses.
- Point a blue flood light into the fog from your fog machine.
- Illuminate your graveyard scene to give it an unearthly glow.
- Use to light props in your haunted house.
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Green lighting produces what we
call the "X-Files" look. It can be used for many themes including:
- Alien sci-fi type scenes
- Swamp and marsh scenes
- Mad scientist laboratory
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Red
lighting can add an eerie effect with much imact! We like to use red lighting to
illuminate our:
- Vampire themes
- Devilish themes
- Witch themes
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Amber flood
light bulbs come as close to the color orange as you can find. These are great for night time lighting:
- Use to add highlight to your Pumpkin Patch or Corn field
- Halloween party
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