Bluey

Courtney Setzer, known by her profile persona online as "Bluey" (also Babablooey, Bloo or Blooey) is the director and producer of the Spirit Halloween; The Musical series since 2022. She also does the voices for all the characters (except for Waving Wally and Angel Dust), along with composing the music for each installment, writing the plot, and producing the art for it. She has a YouTube channel dedicated to Spirit Halloween, along with SHTM, and is currently a junior in high school. She is also autistic.
Background:
Bluey's real name is Courtney Setzer, and was born in Ephrata, Pennsylvania on April 4th, 2007 to her parents, affectionately nicknamed "Mama and Papa Bluey" respectively, because she doesn't want to share their real names out in public. A neat fact is that her mom was expected to give birth during late April, but the baby decided to come out early. There was one time when Bluey's birthday fell on Easter (2021).
Bluey was what you would call "awkward" as a child. When other children were speaking, she was nonverbal. She cried all of the time, not wanting to play with other children. Her parents were concerned about this, and took her to a pediatric doctor when she was 2 years old in Hershey. The doctor stated that she had autism (which at the time was called Asperger's syndrome- Bluey nicknames it "ASSpurrgers" as a joke), which gave into why she was nonverbal. Luckily, Bluey said her first words, "duck" and "dog" at age 3. She may have been rather behind, but her parents were proud of her.
Bluey could be described as emotional, happy and smart as a child. She claims every kid with autism has their "it" thing that they "will not shut up about". For her, it was animals. She LOVED animals, and knew every single animal's name and species before the rest of her classmates. She would often tell her friends fun facts about animals. Her dream job as a child was a veterinarian because she could work with animals. She also loved seeing animals at the pet store or at petting zoos. ]
"Kids with (high functioning) autism can be really smart, and I just absorbed in that knowledge like a sponge", she says. "Animals were my passion, and my hyperfixation, and I loved them. Other than getting in trouble by my parents by saying a female dog was called a 'bitch' (which it is actually called that), everyone was jealous of me knowing so much about animals." She continues by saying "I still love them now, just not as much as I did when I was younger."
Hardships came with her life as well. Transitioning from elementary school to intermediate school was hard. She became so stressed that she cut all of her hair off and wanted to commit suicide. Through therapist visits and enough help, she changed that mindset, and inspires others with her story. 
If that was hard enough, transitioning from middle school to high school was a MAJOR jump, especially since the previous year, everyone had to wear masks and be 6 feet apart. Bluey calls it "the COVID school year" and everyone, including herself, struggled. She was a nervous wreck when she got into her Freshman year, screwing up grades and having low self-esteem. Luckily, by sophomore year, she got it together. She claims she still struggles, but is more confident to ask for help when she needs it. She is mostly a good student, A's and B's in every class, except for math. She failed a double period of algebra (freshman year), passed Pre-Algebra her sophomore year, and is currently in Algebra 1 single period, instead of a double period. 
Bluey is now 16 (turning 17 in a week) and still lives with her parents. She also has two cats who are brother and sister- whom she calls "cringe" because they fight with each other all of the time. Alongside school and SHTM, she works as a part-time dining server at a "bougie" retirement home in New Holland.
She is a junior in high school, and wanted to become a nurse during COVID since the demand for them was so high, but after viewing the Medical Assistant Program at Willow Street CTC, she was stressed out. "That's when I figured out what I wanted to do, and I was like 'let's try working with animals and see how it goes'." she said. She is scheduled to go to the APST (Animal Production Science and Technology) full-day CTC program (also at Willow Street) her senior year. 
Haunter Career:
Bluey claims she got into the haunter/Halloween animatronic community by accident. She never intended to, it just HAPPENED.
"I kept on watching the demos for all the Jumping Spider variants and wondered you know, are there any more animatronics BESIDES this goddamn spider? So, I searched it up, found out about Peek A Boo Penny, and she ignited the passion that inspired Spirit Halloween The Musical to go into place.