Building the Space Fisherman Beer Cooler Prop for "Starfisher" | DIY Tutorial

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This week, I’m mixing things up with a new blaster mashup from the Five Below store! Normally, we stick to dollar store finds, but today we’re trying something different. For just $8, I grabbed two donor pieces and will take you step-by-step through the process of mashing up inexpensive toys into screen-ready hand props. Perfect for cosplay, hobby displays, or film projects on a budget.

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Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how I crafted the Space Fisherman Beer Cooler prop for my upcoming sci-fi short film, "Starfisher". In this step-by-step DIY tutorial, I'll demonstrate how to transform affordable items from Temu, EVA foam, and Rub 'n Buff into a cinematic prop.

Whether you're a prop enthusiast, a filmmaker, or someone who enjoys DIY projects, this video is packed with valuable tips and techniques. Join me on this creative journey and get inspired to make your own sci-fi props.

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