mandor700
Ridley Scott
Make Love Not War!!!
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Post by mandor700 on Oct 3, 2003 4:52:49 GMT -5
I want to make a vampire with really really white perfectly straight vampire teeth. Threres going to be extreme close ups of the mouth so im not sure how to do it, should I use a whole row of prosthetic teeth or just the fangs. If so what material should i make them out of?
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Post by sightsunseen on Oct 3, 2003 10:47:07 GMT -5
If you've never done this before... get yourself a copy of the Fantastic Dentistry video from www.monstermakers.com and a dental kit as well. Arnold Goldman, owner of Monster Makers, has a deal when you buy the kit with the video. These "kits" contain all the proper chemicals and equipment needed to successfully create some prosthetic teeth. Also...reference MovieFX DVD Magazine for a dental appliance lesson, I believe it was on the last DVD released...these are cheap and invaluable tools. DO NOT, repeat DO NOT just go and start making teeth without at least seeing these videos, and/or consulting someone who's done it before. Poorly made dental appliances can actually damage the person's real teeth and/or gums...leaving them injurred and you OH SO LIABLE. Tell Arnold that Rich of Sights Unseen in Modesto, CA says "Hi" |
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mandor700
Ridley Scott
Make Love Not War!!!
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Post by mandor700 on Oct 3, 2003 23:31:10 GMT -5
Cheers man thanx alot!
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Post by sightsunseen on Oct 6, 2003 7:13:40 GMT -5
Anytime...
when in doubt, feel free to email us directly as we're always willing to help out fellow filmmakers.
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Post by darksorcorer on Aug 13, 2007 1:03:17 GMT -5
I was in a costme store shopping for cloaks and such for my film and i notices some really convincig vamp fangs that you just put a tooth inside a fang with spirit gum! I also saw these at Value Village (Halloween) and WAL*MART
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