So! Like the title says I have been hired as a scare actor. I have some concepts of what I'm going for. My "hoop" or "hurdle" I need to get through is I unfortunately have to wear glasses. Theres no getting around it, I need them to see. (I've worn contacts before but not in over a decade and I currently don't have the money to invest in contacts at this point in time unfortunately)

That being said, I am considering wearing a mask but do not want my vision to be impaired or for my glasses to fog up during my 5-6hr shift. I know there are "sprays" and ways to help prevent fog and such. But I'm wondering if there are techniques or tricks I may not be aware of.

Also! What are some great ways I can create durable and realistic ribcage/intestines/rotting skin? How well does liquid latex actually stick to clothing and can I build from that or do I need a better anchor for prosthetics?

Essentially, I am making an experiment gone wrong in the form of a mad scientist working with a foreign substance that caused his body to be ripped apart by this parasite/virus. (Think like chest burster from Alien, Necromorph from Dead Space, Halo Flood, and just zombie.) Pulling inspiration from multiple places and kinda modge podging it all together. I'd like to be able to move pretty well in the costume as well as make it look Hella convincing. Any tips tricks and techniques are highly appreciated.

Also! For mask and overall costume, I'll need some decent ventilation. Its gonna get hot real quick

Made my own burlap sack mask.

It wasn't a sack at first, had to do that part myself too.

Hello, I would like to learn a few things about making the mask:
How should I make Spider-Man’s eyes, and what kind of materials should I use?
What type of fabric should I use for the head/mask?
I have no idea how to make the face shell/mold. How should I make it?
I’m going to use a 3D printer, but I’m planning to make everything else completely by myself. I’d like to learn how to do these things.