What I Learned Scaring People For 50 Years | Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited Greeley Talk
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What this video covers
In this recorded presentation from Greeley, Colorado's Do Tell series, Ed Edmunds of Distortions Unlimited reflects on a career spent making masks, monsters, and animatronics that scare people. He traces the story of the company he co-founded with his wife Marsha in 1978, which has supplied props and costumes to haunted houses and themed events nationwide. The talk centers on lessons learned and the craft of the haunt industry rather than a hands-on build.
Key takeaways
- ◆Ed Edmunds shares insights from roughly 50 years of working in the scare business
- ◆Overview of Distortions Unlimited, founded in 1978 and co-owned with Marsha Edmunds
- ◆Background on creating masks, ghouls, and animatronics for haunts and themed events
- ◆Presented as part of Greeley, Colorado's Do Tell talk series
- ◆Focus is on career story and industry perspective, not a tutorial
Who this is for
Haunt enthusiasts and prop makers curious about the history and craft behind a long-running professional monster studio.
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