Sculpting Frankensteins Experiment With Greg Dykstra | Distortions Monster Tales
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What this video covers
In this installment of Distortions Unlimited's Monster Tales series, Ed Edmunds sits down with sculptor and animator Greg Dykstra to discuss his career, including his time at Pixar and film work spanning titles like The Nightmare Before Christmas and Finding Nemo. The conversation centers on Dykstra's sculpting of the Frankenstein's Experiment animatronic prop for Distortions. It's an interview-driven look at the artistry and history behind a haunt prop rather than a step-by-step build.
Key takeaways
- ◆A career-spanning interview with veteran sculptor and animator Greg Dykstra
- ◆Covers his work at Pixar and on films such as The Nightmare Before Christmas and Finding Nemo
- ◆Focuses on the sculpting of the Frankenstein's Experiment animatronic prop
- ◆Part of the ongoing Monster Tales series highlighting people's 'monster stories'
- ◆Offers insight into the creative process behind a professional Halloween prop
Who this is for
Haunt enthusiasts and prop fans curious about the artists and sculpting behind high-end animatronic Halloween props.
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