There may be many occasions when you'll want to cast a shadow. Halloween comes to mind first, as it calls for impersonating ghosts and goblins for the sake of friends, family and neighbors alike. You might also want to create chills and thrills for guests during party games. And then there are those moments when you want to make fun special effects in your own kids' bedrooms, moments that can create lasting memories. The assortment of designs that can be created when casting a scary shadow -- once you master the basic physics -- is limited only by your imagination.
Things You'll Need
Light source
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Instructions
1
A powerful overhead lamp is an excellent light source for shadow-making.
Find a light source, such as an overhead or standing lamp.
2
Locate a surface onto which to cast the shadow. The floor or wall will work well. You might also consider a screen or flat room divider. A panel of closed curtains will also suit your purpose.
3
Position yourself between the light source and the surface.
4
Adopt the frightening posture of your choice. You might choose to crouch, hunch your back or raise your arms as if to pounce, for example. The possibilities are endless.
