FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
I charge a flat fee for each event based on the date, location, show length, and how customized you want the horror‑comedy theme to be. That way you know exactly what you’re paying for up front. If there are any extras—like extended travel or additional walk‑around magic—they’re clearly listed in the quote, not hidden as surprise fees. I offer discounted rates for off‑peak dates (weeknights and some non‑holiday Sundays) and for multiple shows booked on the same day or within the same organization. I also offer a discounted rate for nonprofit organizations, first responders, and military service members. A one-half retainer locks in your date, with the remaining half balance due on the day of the show.
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I start with a short call or message to get the basics: date, time, venue, audience size and age range, and whether you want “light spooky” or a darker horror‑comedy vibe. From there, I recommend a show format (stand‑up show, walk‑around magic, or a mix) and send a clear written quote and simple agreement. Once the half retainer is paid, your date is confirmed. In the week leading up to the event, I check in to confirm details and arrival time. On the day, I arrive early, set up quietly, coordinate with you or your host, perform the show, and check in afterward quickly and unobtrusively to make sure everything met your expectations.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I’ve spent years running various paranormal-themed attractions - a walking ghost tour company around North Carolina, multiple haunted houses, and have published paranormal publications. My focus is on strong, practical material that works in real‑world settings—private homes, event venues—not just on camera. I regularly update and refine routines, paying attention to pacing, audience management, and safety so the show feels polished, controlled, and fun for mixed‑age crowds.