Fog in Music Videos

Fog in music videos adds a new depth to special effects. Its multi-purpose use provides enhancement to both lighting and visual aesthetics. See how fog is used in a variety of scenes in the below video, Dancer Love.

Snow and fog effects combine to make a memorable performance

One of our alltime favorite LIVE uses of multi-special effects is Taylor Swift's performance of Back to December at the 2010 CMA Awards. Her Back to December video is a sensational show with almost 18 million views on YouTube at the time of this post. See the live performance video at: http://www.bestfogjuice.com/back_to_december.html

Froggy's Fog featured on MSNBC

If you didn't catch the MSNBC TV show this Halloween weekend, you can still view the Froggy's Fog story at the Your Business website: http://www.openforum.com/videos/american-business-clear-opportunities

See how these successful entrepreneurs launched a small local business and grew it into a worldwide market; "They stay focused and it sells itself ... everyone can use fog". But they do more than that... their fluid formulas include snow, bubbles and more!

Fog Magic

No matter how large or small the venue, fog is an essential special effect solution.

Here is Froggy's Fog QuikBlast used in a school talent show to make the moment truly magical. View the effect at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYT__UY_LI4

Create your own low-lying fog effect

Build Your Own Affordable Low Lying Fogger


This Halloween we decided to create a graveyard scene for our Halloween party, complete with tombstones and low lying fog. It's surprisingly simple to do and takes only an hour or less after a trip to your local hardware store.

Items needed:

Turn your existing fog machine into a low-lying fog machine.

• Existing 1,000 watt fog machine


• Existing fog machine timer (controls for duration and interval)
  



• One 18 gallon plastic storage bin with lockable top (black or blue)


• One 4 foot section of polyethylene spa flex hose (or 6 foot PVC washing machine drain hose)


• Three 4 inch PVC reducing couplers


• One 4 inch by 6 foot flexible rigid dryer duct


• One roll of black duct tape


• Two or three bags of ice
  

Instructions:

Step One - Cut flex hose into (one) one foot section and (one) three foot section. Set aside.

Step Two - Cut one hole in each side of the plastic storage bin, approx. three inches from the bottom and slightly smaller than the flex hose.

Step Three - Feed (twist) the ends of each of the flex hose sections into the cut holes. Allow for approx. three inches extension into the storage bin.

Step Four - Attach one PVC reducing coupler to each end of flex hose and insert four inch dryer duct into ends of each PVC reducing coupler. Secure with black duct tape.

Step Five - Attach one PVC reducing coupler to three foot end of flex hose (this is the end that will set against Fog machine). Secure with black duct tape.

Step Six - Place two or three bags of ice into storage bin. Allow 20-30 mins to chill.


Results:

Set your Fog Machine timer duration and interval to the desired effect (experiment to find your best scenario). See our results below...