The Props Workshop of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire!

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What I love is that Adam through all the years he's worked in this industry still shows a passion and excitement as if it were his first day. It's inspiring to your viewers. Thank you.

What the title of this video should be is "Another video of Adam resisting the urge to steal things from the set of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire".

At the end when talking to my mate Rich, Adam holds the little hammer from my hole punch kit which Rich was using to make the rivets. I have a little bit of Adam's DNA on my hole punch hammer. Life long dream realized! :face-blue-smiling:. Serioulsy though, a great video and so nice to see a friend of mine and my hole punch tools featured. :)

5:38 "Tell me what's on your bench here, propmaker." To hear that come from Adam, in person, while working on your dream production, must have been a crowning moment. Well done to the entire crew of Frozen Empire. Truly an achievement in today's world of filmmaking.

Absolutely love enthusiastic Adam is no matter where he's at, just so exciting to watch.

I love the fact that Adam is almost as excited, or maybe even more excited, by finding a new tool with the submarine model guy, than for the actual props used for catching ghosts. That just made me laugh.

I want the rivet punch thing! 9:08

So great seeing someone getting their dream job. Congrats, Ben.

@Tested, it's "Millen" 😛, was an honour and a pleasure to meet with you 😊

Adam is happy as heck to see the props being made. I bet those makers are just happy not only to make them but to go home and brag about meeting him.

Wow! This takes me back to 1980, when I used a 555 timer chip to build a flashing LED PCB that had R2D2 printed on the flashing side. It was a project in high school electronics class where I had to photo transfer the circuit tracings onto the copper clad phenolic board, and etch it with ferric chloride solution, then solder the components onto the board. It was a blast!

Adam geeking out over tools…. I can relate

I also purchased an Attenuator from this guy. This video shows you that practical propmakers still have a place!!!

Is that Ben of Kent?? Living the dream!

Several of them “three”…. I think Emma was in awe of being on cam and chatting with Adam. Great video

Thank you for making such awesome content! You are very enjoyable to watch, with just the right mix of entertainment and education. I hope you keep making these fun videos!

I love this series, i can with confidence tell people that in Ghostbusters: Afterlife they did mix practical & SFX with the huge trap at the end. Just saying "go look on Tested" just feels so good

This is my dream job. Working on props for movies and TV and stuff. I have to know how to get a job working in this department in the future because like I said it's my dream to work in one.

I was holding off on watching this just because of two reasons: - I didn't want to get spoiled (haven't seen the Frozen Empire just yet) - Movie prop making is 80% slow, repetitive, boring slog and 20% (give or take) of fun/enjoyment of the fruits of your labour But I'm glad I clicked on the video - just like any and pretty much any other video Tested has uploaded, it's been a pure joy to watch! I cannot express how much this channel is filling a void that wrapping of Mythbusters has left!I was holding off on watching this just because of two reasons: - I didn't want to get spoiled (haven't seen the Frozen Empire just yet) - Movie prop making is 80% slow repetitive slog and 20% of fun/enjoyment of the fruits of your labour But I'm glad I clicked on the video - just like any and pretty much any other video Tested has uploaded, it's been a pure joy to watch! I cannot express how much this channel is filling a void that wrapping of Mythbusters has left!