Video Tag
Every video tagged “Terror Tech” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
5 videos
In this inaugural Terror Tech segment on Hauntcast, former pro haunter and escape room designer Dexter Morgan introduces viewers to prop controllers, focusing specifically on the Maestro 1 and Maestro 2 units from Haunted House Creations. The episode serves as an accessible entry point for haunters looking to automate and trigger props without deep technical knowledge. It bridges the gap between hobbyist home haunting and professional attraction-level prop control.
Hauntcast host Dexter Morgan puts the Terrorbyte Prop Controller under the microscope in this focused gear review segment. The video examines the controller's features and its potential applications for home haunters and professional haunted attraction builders alike. At roughly 12 minutes, it offers a concise but substantive look at what Terrorbyte Electronics brings to the prop automation space.
Hauntcast's Terror Tech segment features host Dexter Morgan reviewing three prop controllers from Fright Ideas: the PicoVolt, PicoBoo One, and PicoBoo Mp3. Each unit is examined for its features and potential applications in haunted attractions and home haunts. The review gives haunters a practical breakdown of which controller might best suit their prop automation needs.
Hauntcast's Terror Tech segment features Dexter Morgan walking haunters through the fundamentals of DMX, the industry-standard lighting and control protocol widely used in haunted attractions. The overview covers core concepts to help home haunters and attraction builders understand how DMX works and how to apply it in their own setups. At roughly 12 minutes, it's a focused introductory resource for those looking to level up their technical control game.
Hauntcast's Terror Tech segment features Dexter Morgan breaking down the fundamentals of DMX and how the protocol can be applied in haunted attractions. The overview covers core concepts that haunt builders need to understand before integrating DMX-based lighting and effects control into their setups. At roughly 12 minutes, it serves as an accessible entry point for haunters looking to level up their technical game.
