How is arterial blood spray filmed? [duplicate]

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In Dead 7, Carrie and other movies, there have been some scenes where an artery has been severed and an open wound is visible causing an artierial spray coming from inside the wound.

I am sure this may be CGI or whatever, and for the wound, I have no idea, but there doesn't seem to be any fake blood tubes coming from the area of the spray.

The blood just squirts and squirts. In Dead y, Apocalypta slits a mans throat when he wants to join her and it results in arterial spray.

Also in an episode of The walking dead where the cannibals have got hold of some survivors, they slit the survivors throats over a trough, resulting in arterial spray.

How is this filmed?



Best Answer

I found a video that suggests how this might be done.

A prosthetic neck 'sleeve' is placed over our victim's own neck which, underneath, has tubing connected to a pump.

When the prosthetic is 'slashed', the prop man at the end of the tube pumps blood up and out. You can see him in the left background.

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How do you make fake blood for filming?

Arterial bleeding is characterized by rapid pulsing spurts, sometimes several meters high, and has been recorded as reaching as much as 18-feet away from the body.

How do they create blood in movies?

Mix Together
  • 1/4 cup water.
  • 8 drops of red food coloring.
  • 4 tbsp corn syrup.
  • 2 drops yellow food coloring.
  • 1 drop green food coloring.




  • How to take an arterial blood gas (ABG) - OSCE guide




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