Paranormal Enthusiast vs Ghost Hunter vs Paranormal Investigator
Are you an enthusiast, ghost hunter or investigator? In reality, most people and teams have all 3 going on the ghost hunt. Find out your type today.
Are you an enthusiast, ghost hunter or investigator? In reality, most people and teams have all 3 going on the ghost hunt. Find out your type today.
Evidence analysts scour through audio, pictures and video of an investigation. They try to find that one moment when a ghost manifests. It’s an underrated position, but one that makes or breaks your team’s credibility.
Ghost hunt reports help paranormal researchers learn about evidence collected at a haunted place. It also builds knowledge about ghost hunting techniques and experiments. Learn how to write a comprehensive report and see our examples.
Paranormal research managers have one of the hardest jobs on the team. They have to find why a place is haunted, and who the ghost was in life. Find out what it takes to be a research manager.
Investigators are the frontline into paranormal research. They collect the evidence and face the critics. If you want to become a paranormal investigator for ghost hunts, read on.
Paranormal technical managers (or tech managers) have one of the most demanding jobs on a ghost hunting team. They’re responsible for the smooth operation of all the ghostly gadgets, but there is one big drawback to know before you take the job.
Saleen and Jake sat down to talk about the case manager role on a ghost hunting team in-depth, and how they hold the team together.
Hi gang. It’s been ages since I wrote this article on ghost hunting team roles. While I don’t think much has changed, it’s always good to revisit a topic from time-to-time. So, let’s check out the different roles. By the way, I wouldn’t call these jobs because you usually don’t…