Paul's sculpting talents were formed because of the 1933 film King Kong. Paul loved that movie so much that he had to find out how they made King Kong. He found thru multiple trips to the library that the King Kong figure was scuplted in clay and then covered in liquid latex and hair. So being a very motivated 10 year old, Paul got his hands on some clay and liquid latex and cut up an old wig for hair after that he borrowed his Dad's 8mm camera and attempted to animate this figure (disaster is the word I would use here) The experiment didn't work, but a love of sculpture and film making was formed.

Well after years of working on films Paul turned his efforts to his own company, Sciacca Studio's they have created Sculpture for production for all the Major Studio's, from Lucus Film to Universal Pictures.

Sculpture and Film continue to be two major passions for Paul and Sciacca Studio's and Vegas Video Solutions are still fairly active although Paul has focused his attention the last few years on private collectors instead of industry work. Today he is very pleased to be back and doing prototype sculpting for the toy industry and private collectors.

Today Paul Sciacca's art work can be seen in dozens of film and TV productions(Terminator II, Black Rain, Army of Darkness and More), in major theme parks like californias Disney Land, Universal Studio's in Florida and over the last 10 years in toy stores and collectors shelves around the world.