As requested on the "A Scott in the Dark" Facebook group, Scott chats about the role of a director for haunted attractions.

Scott shares quirky insights about how haunters can learn from local theatre companies and visa versa. (WARNING: This episode contains way too many plugs for upcoming shows and events)

Scott discusses ways to make top quality scenic, costumes, makeup and props on a budget...while his dog Lucy barks in the distance. Creativity will always provide...

Scott brings you his observations and comments about the Spooky Empire 2018 show in Orlando. He also rambles randomly, but that is now to be expected...

Scott visits the Transworld Halloween and Attractions Show in St. Louis. Hear what he has to say about the elements of the show and the city in general. This episode also includes his interview with Robbi LePre, the recipient of this year's Haunted Attraction Association Lifetime Achievement Award and a brand new segment called "...Just Like My First Time" where haunters share their earliest haunt memories.

Scott recently attended a Renaissance Festival in Tampa and noticed many similarities with Haunted Attractions. In this episode he shares his own quirky take on his Ren Faire experience.

Scott recently attended a Renaissance Festival in Tampa and noticed many similarities with Haunted Attractions. In this episode he shares his own quirky take on his Ren Faire experience.

In this episode Scott discusses the importance of communication on all levels throughout the creation and installation process. This topic is also covered in a special interview with designer and educator Chris Kleckner. Finally, Scott talks about Bob Glickman's new book, The Event Brainstormer.

Here are a few recordings from the Hauntcon trade show in New Orleans from January of 2018. Scott chats with a couple vendors and walks down Bourbon Street while he discusses why New Orleans is a great city for haunters.

In November of 2017 Scott attended the IAAPA Attractions Expo in Orlando Florida and recorded the bits and pieces for this episode. Over a month later, he finally sat down and edited them all together. This episode is filled with comments and insights from very talented and successful people in the Haunt Industry. It also has some awkwardly real moments that will give listeners a real sense of what its like to attend the IAAPA Attractions Expo. Thank you to all of the wonderful people who appear on this episode. It should really be called "Learning From the Experts".