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care into. I love doing deep dives and reading fan reactions, making sure to include even to the smallest of details. It's very, very rewarding." Set Decorator Claire Sanchez. The FazTalker was a hero prop that was ultimately a character on its own and was a tool to drive the plot. Working with property master Ed Borasch, we looked at different 'speak and spell' style toys and kids toy radios to create a realistic feel in design, shape and color. I wanted to incorporate the image of Freddy Fazbear on it in a practical in interactive way. "Marc Fisichella and I came up with a vintage toy idea for the FazTalker. Once the designs started to take shape, I had a very accomplished prop fabricator begin assembling prototypes for us. With completely interactive electronics, lighted displays and a custom paint finish, the fabricator successfully created a working interactive prop that was both realistic and creepy, and wound up being solely featured on early promotional material for the movie. It was a total thrill to be a part of the design and creation of such an iconic prop." Property Master Ed Borasch It was incredible to see how far reaching Five Nights at Freddy's fan base went and how passionate they are about the franchise and the games. Their enthusiastic response and reaction to the films was the greatest reward for the hard work and creativity this team exhibited. ADG E. FAZTALKER. PRELIMINARY SKETCH. F. FAZTALKER PROTOTYPE. G. FAZTALKER SET PHOTO. . H. DECAYED PIZZERIA CONCEPT ART BY WADE ACUFF. E G H F