How to Make SFX Gelatin at Home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2024
- Hey guys welcome back to Dead Light Studio. In this video I’m going to show you how to make sfx gelatin at home. Sfx Gelatin is cheap and easy to make. Sfx gelatin is an sfx makeup material used to make fake skin. It is latex-free and great for sfx makeup. #howtomakesfxgelatinathome #sfxgelatin #howtomakesfxgelatin
To Make Sfx gelatin at home you will need the following:
Powder Gelatine - amzn.to/3Hhk76T
Water
Corn Syrup
Skin Colors
Ice Tray
You can have unlimited sfx gelatin with this fx gelatin recipe. Don't forget to check out my Instagram @DeadLightStudio
This is the first part of an sfx gelatin makeup series so stay tuned and subscribe for more videos. Making sfx gelatin is an easy skill to master. You might mess up along the way but that is how you learn so don't get discouraged if you don't make it the first time around. You can use sfx gelatin in place of liquid latex.
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Music for Sfx Gelatin is by Myuu - Metamorphic
What are you going to make with your Sfx Gelatin #sfxgelatin
Sfx gelatin zombie
Oh cool hope it turns out really good lol 😋
@@DeadLightStudio Aw thanks
burned arm
not to sure #sfxgelatin
Thanks for the info! This is cool!
Could you do a video showing the process involved to go from cube of skin into a gash or wound??
I know where you're going with it, i just wanna see how you get there..
Jake your amazing!!!!! This show helpeddddddd me out so much with my makeup. Thank you sooooo much like frfr
Hey I’m here to inspire new sfx makeup artist and pro sfx makeup artist. I just wanna share my love of sfx makeup. ❤️
That sound amazing Jake 💕💖
Thanks 😊
I want to try to make a deadpool mask. I have used liquid latex and cotton but it was too rigid. I am hoping this will be just what I need
Sfx gelatin is great for Making burn type of skin.
Making trauma FX products for films. Mostly quick on the fly stuff, but ironically enough I had everything I needed for this as I ran out and I'm sitting here like, damn I guess I'm making it now!
you did a great job! I loved your technique. I want to make elf ears for my performance and now am going to try your instruction. I will back and will let you know what did I do. thanks really.
btw, right now I dont have Corn Syrup. can I use corn flour and Glycerin instead corn syrup?
Oh that sounds so cool. But I am not sure about Flour but Glycerin could be a product to sub for corn syrup.
@@DeadLightStudio thanks for guide. yeah I thought of Glycerin but dont know how much I have to use instead of corn syrup. any suggestions?
Hey I think if you add one part glycerin inside the corn syrup that should work. As long as the ratio is 1:1 with the water.
@@DeadLightStudio Thanks for guide. its not possible to use only Glycerin?
I wouldn’t know for sure but it’s definitely worth check that out.
curious, the sound in the back was it taken from warzone2100 :). I remember them days, the good ol days.
How long does this materials last?
Will this be pliable or hardened? (Similar to a resin mold)
is there any difference between corn syrup and glycerine
One spoils, one dosen’t I think
How do you clean the beaker where you make this gelatin? Can you wash it with hot water over the sink and is it safe for plumbing?
Personally I do not. Due to without water it will get hard and could clog. But with hot water and soap it could would. I just always throw it away in the dumpster.
Can I use any glucose syrup (derived not from corns)?
I think so. Chemistry wise it could be the same
When you let it harden can you melt it down again
What can you make with this, show us in a video
I’m thinking of doing a whole series with SFX gelatin. Let me know if you have any cool ideas.
My mix of 1:1:1 water cirn syrup gelatin is really liquid, not at all like shown in the video
When you let it harden can you melt it down again
When you let it harden can you melt it down again
Yes you just heat in the microwave for a few secs at a time and then mold or create your sfx with it either on parchment paper or directly on your skin but be careful not to burn yourself