Making Monster Mini Golf Skull Animatronic | Inside Distortions Unlimited
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What this video covers
Distortions Unlimited offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creation of a custom giant talking skull animatronic built for Monster Mini Golf. Ed Edmunds and Mike Glover walk through the painting and programming stages, highlighting the use of UV-reactive paint to make the skull glow under blacklight in its final environment. The studio draws on over four decades of professional monster-making experience to bring large-scale commercial animatronics to life.
Key takeaways
- ◆UV-reactive paint is used so the skull glows dramatically under blacklight in the Monster Mini Golf setting
- ◆Both painting and animatronic programming are covered in this short behind-the-scenes clip
- ◆The build is a fully custom commercial commission, not a kit or consumer prop
- ◆Distortions Unlimited has over 40 years of experience in masks, props, and animatronics
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts, aspiring prop fabricators, and industry professionals curious about how a top-tier studio designs and finishes large-scale commercial animatronics.
Materials mentioned
- • UV light paint
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