We’ve finally dismantled the set for Fangoria, The Machine now <sad face>, but we did take lot’s of photos of it all before it got trashed <less sad face>. We now have a nice empty garage except for a large steampunk time machine sat in the corner.  We’re open to offers, it has some very minor dinosaur related damage, and a few thousand years on the clock.

It’s taken a while but we’ve finally finished the first person walk through film of Fangoria 2010 (as usual, thanks to The Boob for doing his Boob thing).

As an added bonus this year we’ve made a behind the scenes video, we’ve called The Engineers’ View. It’s a complicated beast to watch, but I guess that’s kind of the point… good luck.

We gave in to our inner geek, and themed this show on sci-fi. Managed to transport large groups of people from a small kitchen, into a large alien space craft. Then mess with them for a bit. Electric shocks were involved.

Here’s the invite:

Photos of the show:

Production photos:

View photos of the Party and the TV ‘off air’ cards.

And the Boober real…

Become initiated into this surreal club. We managed to engineer some special helmets which no only allowed people to see strange symbols in the pitch dark but swap the vision of the two people wearing the helmets, making walking down a simple corridor quite a strange and difficult experience. This one didn’t turn out to be quite so much fun as other shows, but what the hell, we enjoyed ourselves.

Here’s the invite (which we built a camera crane for):

Here’s some more photos of the show, some production photos and some from the party.