Anyone consider themselves a Pro??

**shadowsofhorror** · 02-08-2011,04:16 PM

I was just wondering if anyone considered themselves a Pro? Not just a pro haunter...but any kind of horror related pro, I.E. Haunter/attraction owner, Actor/performer, prop builder, F/X person, Horror/Dark Artist, Author, Film maker, craft person...what have you.

**chop shop** · 02-08-2011,07:02 PM

Ive been a professional Artist for some years now, and i'm moving into doing masks and darker art. Does that count? , Lol.

**NOWHINING** · 02-08-2011,07:26 PM

I am no pro. I dont think i will ever will be. Not worrying over it though.

**bamtunebam** · 02-09-2011,04:40 AM

I have been doing this for a while. My props definitely get more elaborate every year. I like to think I have one of the best private haunts in the area. I don't buy many props any more. I rather make them, but I still don't consider myself a pro.

**ihauntu** · 02-10-2011,05:54 AM

I got a job making cemetary headstones, I brought in my halloween headstone pictures to the interview..no joke ..so i think that qualifies as professional tombstone maker. I also had a job making and designing mascots for the 2010 olympics and other professional sports,so that qualifies me as a costume designer, and I used to work for a styrofoam design company that made indoor blacklight miniature golf zones so I also have that under my belt, I also have been the decorating co-ordinator for an annual festival that gets around 12,000 guests i have to set out decorations for a 60,000 square foot building , and also do latex wounds for the festival so that qualifies me for a makeup artist and festival coordinator position . thats my resume in a nutshell