I finished my Madame Leota prop today. Originally I wanted to do a projection, but just did not have the time or patience to do so. After much thinking, I really needed something to accommodate my Haunted Ouija Board (Haunted Ouija Board) and skull candles (Skull Candles) so I decided to do a twist on the "Magic Mirror". Only I would consider it more of a "Magic Portrait". For all you Disney buffs out there, you should recognize the portraits that I used in between the Madame Leota video, they are all (2 shown, there are 4 in all) from the stretching portraits in the Haunted Mansion. The total video is 6 minutes long and will loop throughout the night.
Here is a picture of the back of the frame:
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Thread: My take on Disney's Madame Leota
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My take on Disney's Madame Leota –
10-09-2011,10:08 PM
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10-10-2011,05:36 AM
O.M.G. I LOVE it! That is one of the best props evah.
The black kitty sleeping behind it is pretty great also!
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10-10-2011,06:54 AM
Thanks. I completely removed the monitor frame. It was too bulky. I will be spraying the back flat black (say that 10x fast). I used an aluminum "L" bracket from Home Depot to attach the frame and the LCD screen (top and bottom). When you take the housing off of the screen, there are 4 tiny screws (2 at each end), I used these screws, combined with mating holes that I drilled in the bracket to attach to secure the two together.
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10-10-2011,06:56 AM
That's a really nice prop you built there! I'm jealous!
Great work.
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10-10-2011,07:33 AM
this is a really cool prop. We just got rid of several 15" lcd at work and I was smart enough to grab a few, though I had no purpose for them when I grabbed them but now I do!
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10-10-2011,09:17 AM
Nicely done! From where did you come up with the video footage of Madame Leota?
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10-10-2011,09:26 AM
I love it!!! Is there any chance of getting a copy of the video? I would love to use this for my window! I'm a huge Disney fan. My birthday last year was at Disneyland. I was lucky enough to have lunch at Club 33 and dinner at The Blue Bayou.

You did a great job with the prop!A short drop and a sudden stop.
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10-10-2011,11:00 AM
seems like you could do a pretty easy mirror with some of that window film.
add a PIR sensor to it and figure out how to wire that into the serial port on your computer to trigger the animation and you'd have a pretty sick magic mirror.
love your execution. good job!



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