Spooky Halloween with the Best 15+ Halloween Countdown Video Clips

Halloween is fast approaching, and as a content creator, you’re looking to take advantage of the season and give your viewers unique Halloween vibes in your videos, but you don’t know how to go about it. Don’t panic, we got just the right idea for you. Some might ask; What idea? Well, it’s none other than a Halloween countdown video clip.

Adding a Halloween countdown clip to your video is a great way to spice it up. However, it can be quite difficult to find a perfect clip that will suit the theme of your video. To help you out, we’ve curated a list of the best 15 Halloween countdown video clips that you can use in your videos to make them fancier.

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Part 1: Top 10 Halloween-Themed Footage for Halloween Countdown Clock Video

Here we provide footage exclusively for horizontal videos, so that you can use them for your videos for YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch, etc. If you just want some clips for TikTok, Ins story, or anything else, go ahead Halloween footage for vertical videos.

1.    Fog Stones Halloween Dead

Spooky graveyard with scary tombstones is another good way to go about it when you are looking for vacation countdown clock videos. The mixture of the turbulent and serene environment is enough to set the Halloween mood and even scare some folks.

Remember the scene from the movie “The Fog” and its famous dialogues: When the fog rolls in the terror begin! If you do not, take a look at a scene and judge for yourself if scary enough or not.

2.    Scary Sadako ghost

What’s better than the Sadako ghost 7-day video call threat on Halloween? Well, nothing! So, why not create a prank video for your friends and family, especially those afraid of Sadako? Plus, Sadako creates a perfect backdrop for the countdown. Look at this Philippines creator who went to great lengths to scare his friends via a Sadako video call.

But you do not have to go through all that costume and scenery setup. Instead, you can use the video footage on any premium video and apply Sadako ghost via Green Screen.

3.    Transferring Halloween Cupcakes From The Tray To The Table Moments

Halloween is adored for its trick-or-treat, but what about the party? What will you serve? Cupcakes sound like a good idea. But how will you entice your guest with your Halloween cupcakes? Well, you can include the cupcakes in the invitation video. While you can find many Halloween creative and savory cupcake recipes on YouTube, you can use stock footage to have them in the video.

4.    Skeleton breaking screen

The broken screen is the classic prank suitable for any event and day. But simply using apps or replacing the wallpaper on your friend's or spouse's mobile doesn’t cut in this age and day. With new technology coming in, you have to get creative. Plus, it’s for Halloween, meaning dead skulls are a must.

5.    Dark Monster Halloween Horror

Halloween house horror is another great backdrop for scaring your friends after a vacation countdown clock. You will find tons of videos on Halloween Horror houses on the internet. Look at how Jackie from Super Enthused (YouTube channel) gets scared while touring the 10 Halloween horror houses at the theme park. That was really scary, and this Halloween countdown effect can also help you do the same to your viewers.

6.    Face Portrait Halloween Clown

Scary clowns against a kid’s window have been the long norm of scaring the small ones. No doubt, such pranks can scare anyone, not just kids. If you do not believe me, look at the reaction video from Infinite featuring scaring clowns’ pranks.

But how about dropping such a scary face bomb in a vacation countdown clock video? You can easily get your hands on creepy clowns’ portraits for videos via premium stock libraries like Filmora’s Filmstock.

7.     A Family Wearing Handmade Halloween Mask At Home

Another not-so-fancy, subtle, and understated appeal for the Halloween vacation countdown clock video is a family together with Halloween masks. Given everyone will be in their costumes, you can also consider distributing self-made masks for everyone. You can take ideas from any of the numerous videos about Halloween mask design ideas.

8.    Halloween Buckets Stacked Together

What’s the simplest and most fitting footage for the Halloween vacation countdown clock? Well, it is the scary pumpkins. Carving out Jack-o’-lantern has long been the Halloween “tradition,” and featuring it in your countdown timer at the party is the most classic way to go about it. The vibe from simple Halloween buckets stacked together is on the next level; if you do not believe me, look at Angie Bellemare’s Halloween Bucket ideas and creativity:

9.    Carving Of Pumpkin For Halloween

Another Jack-o’-lantern idea for the vacation countdown clock video is the DIY Pumpin projects in the video. It doesn’t sound like much, but it really is enough to give the best feeling about Halloween without really indulging in the scary stuff. Take a look at how Jenn designs her Pumpkin Stack Fall Planter:

10.   Dough Halloween Cookies Bakery Products

If Halloween is more about spending time with friends and family, a bunch of laughter, fun, and creating memories, then it cannot get better than focusing on the sweet stuff, like the dough used to cook the Halloween cookies. When you imagine the scenario of dough mixing for the Halloween countdown timer video, it does not sound like much! But they are cool-looking and set the perfect backdrop for a countdown timer video:

You can use such clips individually or mix them with other stock video footage mentioned here to create a perfect Halloween vacation countdown clock video clip.

Halloween Footage for Vertical Videos [TikTok/Instagram Story]:

The above list discusses the panoramic footage suitable for big screens. If your screen is rather a vertical one, then you might be looking for vertical stock footage for the Halloween vacation countdown clock clip. Here are some vertical footage ideas and links to stock footage to create the perfect vertical vacation countdown clock video for Halloween:

1.    Woman Decorating for Halloween [TikTok]

Another simple backdrop for the Halloween countdown timer video is the decorations process to transform your indoors or outdoors for Halloween. And while you can use your own footage of decorating the house, chances are you may have missed filming yourself while decorating the house, given not everyone films themselves decorating the house and use it for their TikTok video. Here’s a video from Spooky Bones featuring the indoor decoration process for Halloween.

2.    Girl Blonde Portrait Halloween

Another simple idea for a vertical countdown timer for Halloween is a scary face. In fact, if you are looking for the users to focus on the timer instead of footage is to use a slo-mo video, like this one from Tay. Tay tells a story about a real haunted house in her neighborhood while wearing scary Halloween makeup.

Of course, you can replace the story; and instead, use a clock with a girl wearing Halloween makeup.

3.    An Outdoor Table With Halloween Theme Settings

If you are looking to feature the vacation countdown clock outdoors in a vertical setup, then a table with a Halloween theme might create the perfect setting. After all, Halloween is all about setting the perfect theme, and featuring a non-relevant indoor or scary video outdoors spoils the theme. Take a look at how Stephanie Cunningham on TikTok showcases her outdoor table decoration setup for Halloween.

4.    A Kid In A Mummy Costume Holding A Halloween Bucket

If you are going for the classic mummy theme on Halloween, then how can you include any other footage than an actual mummy in the vertical countdown timer video? There are many ways to go about when looking to feature a mummy in the countdown clock; one idea is to show you made the mummy costumes, like Vina’s getup video on TikTok.

5.    Stop Motion Of Halloween Candy

Hosting a Halloween party for kids and in search of the perfect vertical footage for a Halloween vacation countdown clock video? It cannot get better than simply featuring a bunch of candy to lure the kids toward the countdown clock. When you look at this video and imagine using a clock for the countdown clock.

Part 2: How to Apply a Halloween Countdown Clock to Your Video?

To make a unique Halloween Countdown Clock that ticks boxes around, you need software like Wondershare Filmora to implement the right element seamlessly.

Filmora library is filled with numerous such videos that will create the perfect backdrop for Halloween vacation countdown clock clips.

Coming to using the footage in your videos and making the Halloween countdown clock; well, you can do that easily using the Filmora Video editor (the video editor includes the Filmstock plug-in for easy navigation).

• Aside from Halloween-themed video footage, Filmora’s Filmstock also includes numerous audio, image, and other such elements.
• Filmora, primarily, is a video editor. You can combine all the elements like the stock footage videos discussed above and scary soundtracks and create a clock-down timer video easily.
• From trimming to splitting, to cool effects, there are several editing tools in Filmora.
• Transitions, filters, text animations, and other editing features are all supported.

Here’s how to use Filmora to Create a Halloween Countdown Clock Video:

Step1 Download and install Filmora on your Mac or PC.

Step2 Start the installed software and click Import from the main interface to upload the Halloween countdown clip. Alternatively, you can just drag-n-drop the video.

Step3 Drag-n-drop the uploaded video to the timeline.

Step4 Next, click on Stock Media and select the countdown effect that you want to use in the Halloween video. Then, drag-n-drop it to the timeline.

Step5 double click on the countdown effect and adjust it according to your requirement. You can adjust the time length too.

After that, play the video to preview it.

Step6 If you’re satisfied with the editing, scroll to the top of the screen and click Export, then, select ‘Burn DVD’.

Step7 Enter a name for your file in the Label box of the pop-up that appears on your screen, then in the Folder Path, choose the location where you want the file to be saved. Click the ‘Export’ button to finish.

Conclusion

There you have it - the top 15 Halloween countdown videos that can be used to spice up videos. Not to mention, you can find the stock footage on this page via Filmstock’s vast library containing tons of such videos. Also, is better to use subtle and not-so-horrifying clips if you want everything to be serene in the Halloween vacation countdown clock video.