SFOG Ent FF Scare Actor

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation•Austell, GA

3d•Hybrid

About The Position

The graveyard shift just got a lot more exciting. As a Scare Actor, you'll haunt our attractions, surprise guests around every corner, and help create a spine-chilling experience they'll never forget. Whether lurking through haunted mazes or roaming the streets, you'll work alongside fellow monsters to deliver immersive scares while maintaining a safe, entertaining, and unforgettable experience for every guest. If you have the energy, creativity, and passion for live performance, this is your chance to become part of the fear behind the fun.

Requirements

Must be able to work all operating days (Fridays–Sundays) from September 1, 2026, through November 1, 2026.
Must be 16 years old or older.
Be comfortable working around strobe lights, fog, theatrical smoke, and other special effects.
Have an outgoing, energetic personality.
Be able to carry 10–30 pounds of costumes or props.
Be comfortable working in all kinds of weather, including rain and cold.
Be willing to play multiple characters.
Be able to walk, crouch, crawl, and perform for extended periods.
Be able to wear a latex mask, silicone mask, or special effects makeup for long periods.
Able to manage close interaction with park guests.
Audition Required: Be prepared to showcase your zombie walk, scream, accents or character voices, unique skills, and scare techniques. Do NOT wear scary makeup or a Halloween costume to the audition.

Responsibilities

Perform in a haunted house or as a street performer while wearing full scary makeup and costume.
Create a unique, immersive, and frightening experience for guests.
Perform independently or as part of a group.
Stay in character throughout the entire performance.
Use body language, movement, timing, and vocal effects to deliver effective scares.
Improvise guest interactions while maintaining a safe environment.
Work with fellow actors to coordinate scenes and scare timing.
Reset props and performance areas between guest groups.
Follow park appearance, costume, and safety standards.
Attend rehearsals, training sessions, and costume fittings as required.
Care for assigned costumes, masks, makeup, and props.
Take direction from supervisors and adjust performances based on feedback.
Assist with opening, closing, cleaning, and general attraction upkeep.
Report damaged props, costumes, or safety hazards to management.
All other duties assigned or necessary to support the park as a whole.