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Founded in 2010 by Travis Stevens, Snowfort Pictures is a boutique film production company specializing in the development, financing and production of commercial genre films.
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Think about what kind of structure you want to make. Snow forts can be anything from a simple one-wall design to more complex fortresses with four walls and a roof. Part of this decision depends on how much snow you have. Take into account length, depth and height as you estimate the amount of snow you'll need. Four feet is usually an adequate height.[1] X Research sourceMeasure the size of the fort. Use a shovel or branch to mark out the fort's perimeter. If you're low on snow, opt for a single wall with two wings on either side.[2] X Research sourceFind a good snowdrift. If you don't have one, make it! Use shoveled snow from the driveway or anywhere else.Make sure the snow is dense and not loose. Test the snow by making a ball in your hands. If it sticks, the snow is prime for building. If not, see the next step for making your own denser snow.[3] X Research source [4] X Research sourceUse snow bricks if you can't get strong snow. Pack Tupperware containers, coolers, or plastic buckets full of as much snow as will fit, invert, and lift off the container. [5] X Research source Alternatively, pour cold water over the snow to make a layer of ice. If you're planning to dig a tunnel, leave a space with no water poured over it so you can dig more easily.Invest in some waterproof gloves. They are available in sporting goods stores and will keep your hands warm and dry during construction. If you can't find any, have a few pairs of woolly gloves: when your hands get wet you can switch to a new pair while the soggy ones dry on a heater. Thanks Helpful 129 Not Helpful 25Find friends and family to help you build your fort. Thanks Helpful 21 Not Helpful 3Don't get angry over a broken fort. You can always build a new one! Thanks Helpful 228 Not Helpful 105If it's your first time making a snow fort, start small. The more the practice, the more you'll learn how to build a bigger fort.Wanna make pillars? Use a container, fill it with snow, and place them on top of each other!Don't make the top of the fort too heavy. You don't want it to cave in. Thanks Helpful 185 Not Helpful 25Try to select a position out of direct sunlight. This will help the fort last longer and reduce the risk of cave-ins. Thanks Helpful 148 Not Helpful 19Do not stand on your fort, as it may break. Thanks Helpful 165 Not Helpful 47Do not let animals into your fort that can destroy it. Thanks Helpful 108 Not Helpful 66ALWAYS have somebody outside a snow fort, both when you're building and when you're spending time in the fort. NEVER enter it alone. Collapses happen, and you can suffocate if no one is around to help you out.[10] X Research source Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 4- 305.1K
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