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Pepper's Ghost is a stage effect dating back to the 1500s, allowing designers to 'project' a ghostly image seemingly into a real space with only glass and clever lighting. It was popularized in the 19th century, and is still used in themed entertainment today. A famous example for theme-park fans would be the ballroom scene in Disney's Haunted Mansion, but even within Disney the effect has been perfected, now for a pretty stunning impact in Tokyo Disneyland's Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast.
Tokyo Disneyland's use of Pepper's Ghost in Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast. Video from blackmagicfuckery, Reddit.
It's also been used for celebrity performance 'holograms,' advertising, and even teleprompters.
Below I'll show you how I did an extremely no-budget version of this effect for silly TikTik videos in my living room.
(Previously only available on Patreon, until I decided that gatekeeping knowledge is stupid and I won't be doing that anymore.)
Below I'll show you how I did an extremely no-budget version of this effect for silly TikTik videos in my living room.
(Previously only available on Patreon, until I decided that gatekeeping knowledge is stupid and I won't be doing that anymore.)