Video Tag
Every video tagged “movement video” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
9 videos
This short showcase video from Composite Effects (CFX) demonstrates the movement and wearability of their Jotnar the Troll silicone mask. The creature design features an animalistic face, pointed ears, and heavy musculature, lending itself equally to fantasy and horror applications. The video highlights how the silicone moves naturally on the wearer, giving a sense of the mask's realistic flex and fit.
This short movement showcase from Composite Effects (CFX) features their Typhoid Mary silicone mask in a female fit, demonstrating how the piece looks and moves when worn. The mask depicts a figure with twisted, wound-covered flesh and is designed to suit a range of head circumferences within the female fit sizing. A notable design detail allows visibility through the wound sculpted over the right eye area. The video is intended to help prospective buyers assess realism and wearability before purchasing.
CFX Masks showcases its 'Sin of Pride' (Djinn variant) silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video. The mask depicts a Djinn-inspired character with distinctive horns around the head and chin, and is shown here with optional jewelry and hair accessories to enhance the genie-like aesthetic. The clip highlights how the silicone material moves and flexes naturally on the wearer's face. It is designed to fit a range of adult head sizes within a stated circumference window.
CFX Masks showcases the Abyss, a premium silicone mask depicting a cosmic alien species with intricate skin patterns and horn-like cranial protrusions. The movement video highlights how the mask performs on a wearer, demonstrating its realistic flex and fit. Designed by Eric Mills and sculpted by Herman Silesky, the mask is available in a male fit accommodating a range of head circumferences. The alien character concept leaves its nature — friend or foe — deliberately ambiguous, adding to its eerie appeal.
CFX Masks showcases the Virgo silicone mask, the ninth release in their Zodiac collection, in a short movement demonstration video. The mask features a striking skeletal-hand crown design sculpted with the aid of a Kuka 6-axis robot and finished by Herman Silesky. Despite the dramatic crown and eye-covering aesthetic, the mask includes functional eye holes for comfortable wear. It is sized as a female fit, accommodating a head circumference range noted in the product details.
CFX Masks showcases the Scorpio silicone mask, the eleventh release in their Zodiac collection, through a short movement demonstration video highlighting how the mask looks and moves when worn. The design features a dark exoskeleton texture, ridged spike detailing, deep-set eye sockets, a stinger-like crown protrusion, and bared beast-like teeth. The mask was designed by Herman Silesky, robot-sculpted, and hand-finished and painted for a premium wearable creature look. It fits a wide range of head sizes and ships on a display form.
This short video from Composite Effects (CFX) showcases the movement and fit of their SCUD silicone mask, a cyborg-themed wearable depicting a once-celebrated human-robot hybrid now rendered obsolete by advancing technology. The clip demonstrates how the mask moves naturally on a male-fit head form, highlighting the blend of organic and mechanical design elements. Each mask is individually hand-made and hand-painted, meaning subtle color variations are part of the product's character.
CFX Masks showcases the Sovereign, a high-end silicone mask featuring intricate filigree patterning and sweeping horn-like protrusions sculpted by Herman Silesky. This short movement video demonstrates how the mask performs on a live wearer, highlighting skin flexibility and realistic motion. The Sovereign is offered in a male fit designed to accommodate a range of head circumferences and is available directly through Composite Effects.
CFX Masks showcases the Mel T. Friedman Radioactive variant silicone mask in a short movement demonstration video, highlighting how the mask moves and reacts on a wearer. The character features a grotesque melting aesthetic and glows under blacklight, making it a standout piece for haunted attractions or costume events. The mask was sculpted by Herman Silesky using a Kuka 6-axis robot and is sized to fit a range of adult male head circumferences.
