Making Monsters Funny Scene | Jordu and the Alien Incident at Distortions Unlimited
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What this video covers
This short clip captures a humorous behind-the-scenes moment from the Travel Channel reality series Making Monsters, in which Distortions Unlimited founders Ed and Marsha Edmunds ask renowned sculptor Jordu Schell to rework his alien head design to better match the classic Roswell Grey aesthetic. The exchange offers a candid, comedic peek into real client-sculptor dynamics inside a professional prop shop. Distortions Unlimited was creating an alien prop and saucer display commissioned for the Roswell UFO Museum in Roswell, New Mexico. The clip doubles as a fun glimpse into the Halloween and themed-attraction industry at a professional level.
Key takeaways
- ◆Jordu Schell is asked to redesign his alien sculpture mid-project to align with the iconic Roswell Grey look
- ◆The finished piece was destined for the Roswell UFO Museum, a real commissioned installation
- ◆Clip is drawn from Making Monsters, a behind-the-scenes reality show about Distortions Unlimited on the Travel Channel
- ◆Shows how client feedback and creative compromise play out in professional prop fabrication
- ◆Distortions Unlimited works across Halloween props, animatronics, masks, and large-scale themed displays
Who this is for
Halloween industry fans, Making Monsters viewers, and aspiring prop makers curious about the professional creative process at a major prop house.
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