What time does Composite Effects open?

Composite Effects opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

What time does Composite Effects close?

Composite Effects closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Composite Effects is closed on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSat-Sun Closed

Does Composite Effects take Bitcoin?

No, Composite Effects does not take Bitcoin.

Does Composite Effects take credit cards?

Yes, Composite Effects takes credit cards.

Does Composite Effects have bike parking?

Yes, Composite Effects has bike parking.

Does Composite Effects have parking?

Yes, Composite Effects has parking options. Private Lot Parking

Is Composite Effects wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Composite Effects is wheelchair accessible.

Specialties

Our line of Pro Silicone Masks are world famous and second to none in quality, durability, realism and the customer service to back them up. We're also a full service theatrical prop and special fx shop! We are a team of highly trained and specialized FX artists and technicians proud to produce masks that perform in any environment: Film, Haunted Attraction, Stage Show, Theme Park, Conventions, or just good old-fashioned Halloween. Our masks and applications are sculpted, cast and finished to display not only a technically precise design, but a lightweight, beautifully crafted mask. Our process allows the mask to display the wide range of emotions and facial movements you bring as the wearer. A CFX mask isn't finished until you put it on. -Kenny Decker, Owner

History

Established in 2006.

We started up the company and founded the silicone mask industry in 2006 as a two-man crew. From there, we branched out and made a name for ourselves. Now we are recognized as the top silicone mask company out there and employ more than 30 employees who each have highly specialized skill sets. Our impressive resume boasts work with movies such as 2 Guns (Universal Pictures) and licensing deals with NBC Universal (Universal Monsters), Game of Thrones (HBO), Marvel, and Troma. We are not stopping there either. We always have something up our sleeves and are always looking for new opportunities!

Meet the Business Owner: Kenny D.

My great grandfather and grandfather began teaching me the family business of jewelry making when I was about 6 or 7. When I was 10 my dad would take me on his construction sites. By 13, I was wiring houses and overseeing framing crews. Around that time I also started to teach myself how to sculpt and adapt mold making techniques I learned from my grandfathers to make molds of my sculptures. When I was a kid I either wanted to be a space shuttle pilot or a monster maker; I realized pretty quickly that I asked "Why" too often to make it as a military man, so I focused on making monsters. The creation of the silicone masks came out of a necessity from the haunted attraction I was working at, and it's grown from there!