bullet hits

Bullet Hits Without Pyro: The Zircon Zircs Guide

How Zircon Zircs create realistic bullet impact and debris effects without pyrotechnics, no licence, no dangerous goods. The nine formulations for brick, concrete, plaster and dust, with pricing.
atmosphere

Fog Fluid Guide: Quick, Regular, Slow and Cryo Fog Explained

Which Look Solutions fog fluid to use for film and TV, with prices, bottle sizes and what each one does on camera. Quick, Regular, Slow, Cryo, Unique haze fluid and Tiny fluid.
buying guide

Flame Retardant Buying Guide: Rosco Flamex for Film, Theatre & Event Safety

Every production that builds a set, hangs a curtain, or dresses a stage with paper props faces the same non-negotiable requirement: fire safety. Fire marshals, insurance underwriters, and venue man...
atmosphere

Coloured Smoke for Film and Photography: EG18 vs EG25 Guide

How to choose and use coloured smoke effects for photography, music videos and film. EG18 (90 second) versus EG25 (25 second), nine colours, pull-wire activation, pricing and safety.
atmosphere effects

Fog Machine Buying Guide: Which Look Solutions Fogger Is Right for Your Production?

Whether you are gearing up for a feature film, a touring concert, a theatre run, or a student short, atmospheric effects can make or break the look of your project. Fog adds depth to lighting, sell...
budget filmmaking

Budget SFX Starter Kit: Essential Special Effects Products for Indie Filmmakers

The essential special effects products every indie filmmaker needs, organized by budget tier. From a $150 starter kit to a full $1,000 SFX arsenal — practical effects that look professional without...
blood effects

Stage Blood Buying Guide: Choosing the Right Fake Blood for Film, TV, and Theatre

A complete guide to choosing the right fake blood for film, TV, and theatre. Covers standard blood, washable blood, mouth-safe blood, gel blood, spray blood, capsules, and professional delivery sys...
atmosphere effects

Fog vs Haze: Which Atmosphere Effect Is Right for Your Production?

Fog and haze serve completely different purposes on set. This guide explains the differences, when to use each, and how to choose the right equipment and fluid for film, TV, stage, and event produc...
buying guide

Snow Effects Buying Guide: Choosing the Right Fake Snow for Film, TV, and Events

A complete guide to choosing the right fake snow products for film, TV, theatre, and events. Covers snow machines, paper snow, instant snow powder, snow blankets, and more — with tips from Canada's...
breakaway glass

Breakaway Glass Buying Guide: Types, Sizes, and Safety for Film Productions

Complete guide to choosing breakaway glass for film and television productions. Covers types, sizes, safety considerations, and what to look for when buying breakaway props.
balsa wood

Balsa Wood for Breakaway Props: Which Thickness for Doors, Walls and Furniture

A prop builder's guide to balsa wood sheets for breakaway construction. 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch, what each thickness is for, how to build and finish, and current pricing for 96 by 48 sheets in Tor...
breakaway glass

Where to Buy Professional Smoke Fluid & Breakaway Glass in Toronto

When your production needs to look flawless on camera, every detail matters, especially your materials. Whether it's smoke, haze, or a crash-scene prop, quality and safety define a professional set...