Hellevator

Mechanical and electronic effects for the pilot episode of Hellevator. Effects include the elevator button panel and associated controls, spring-loaded drawers, desks that fly open on command, and lockers that fling open by themselves.


Insidious Viewmaster

Created for Universal Studios Hollywood Theme Park, recreation of ghost sensing equipment used by the characters Specs and Tucker from the film “Insidious”. Completely accurate down to make and model of lenses used.

Insidious Meter

Created for Universal Studios Hollywood Theme Park, recreation of ghost sensing equipment used by the characters Specs and Tucker from the film “Insidious”. Some changes were made to the original appearance of the “wand” portion to address durability concerns. Buttons allow user to light up the gauge and flash an led on the device, as well as activate a strobe in the end of the wand.

Teleporter

An illusion that we designed and fabricated to look like a commercially available desktop teleportation machine. Any item up to 6″x6″x6″ can be made to disappear on command. Inside is lit with blue LEDs in addition to Arduino controlled white LEDs that create a chasing and strobing effect. In addition to the machine, the drawers under the tables were custom made for the application.


Insidious Walker

Created for Universal Studios Hollywood Theme Park, recreation of the baby walker from “Insidious 2”. Mostly accurate with exception of the fabric pattern on the seat. Arduino controlled lights flash randomly on command.

Hand Held Trigger

A hand-held trigger (pickle) fabricated for various applications. Machined from aluminum, knurled stripe to aid in grip, button guard milled into end to protect from accidental actuation. Button can be a variety of options, shown here, a blue ring is illuminated when the trigger is live. The other end can be any connection desired, from bare wires to a wide array of plugs and sockets.

The Biggest Loser – Cell Phone Obstacle Course

40 Custom made cellphones with varying colored lighted screens. DMX controllable to change flash pattern.

Chipotle Crow

Created for Chipotle, a 14″ long model of a Mechanical Crow from their 3D animated “Scarecrow” short. Made from styrene, acrylic, and brass. It’s Arduino controlled eyes have a broken flicker effect. The idea was this is an early non-working prototype of what’s in the short, which is also why the client chose gloss black vs. weathered matte. It is featured in television spots for their “Farmed and Dangerous” series.

Game Show Inputs

A collection of inputs and control boxes for a variety of game shows. Inputs can be made to any specification or style (buttons, cranks, switches, ect) and custom control boxes can do lockouts and/or trigger various effects.

RPG Heads

A run of RPG-2 heads cast in rigid urethane foam around an aluminum pipe. Made to fit on the end of an existing RPG-7 launcher. Created for military training purposes.