Stephen Chiodo

Stephen Chiodo is a puppeteer, director, producer, and puppet creator who is best known for being a part of Chiodo Bros. Productions, Inc. along with Charles Chiodo and Edward Chiodo. He has served as director and co-producer for Killer Klowns from Outer Space and directed other projects he and his brothers made in their lives. Stephen also puppeteered for an episode of The Simpsons (as well as doing stop-motion segments for several others), Nickelodeon series, and Geo Kids (with his brothers. Chiodo and his brothers even made puppets for kid shows such as The Mr. Potato Head Show, Adventures in Wonderland, and The Charlie Horse Music Pizza. Other puppeteers he has performed with include Russ Walko, Brett O'Quinn, Patrick Johnson, Sean Johnson, and Artie Esposito. He must be the head director of the company since he directed almost all the projects made by him and his brothers. Stephen Chiodo has done several films with his brothers, besides Killer Klowns, like Elf, Team America: World Police, and Freaked. He is still working for TV and film today as seen in Alien Xmas and the latest Treehouse of Horror episode of The Simpsons. Right now, he's directing the upcoming sequel of Killer Klowns, The Return of the Killer Klowns from Outer Space. It appears that Stephen is a master when it comes to directing animated and live-action productions made by himself and his brothers. I just hope Chiodo is gonna keep doing this until he and his brothers decide to retire. Despite not working with the Muppets, they have worked with several Muppet performers, like the ones mentioned above. The brothers are all masters at stop-motion, puppets, and make-up effects. Stephen Chiodo, you're an excellent puppeteer and splendid at directing. Your brothers should be very proud to work alongside a real genius over the years. Keep putting in all that effort and you'll be a legend. Tremendous job Stephen. Great Chiodo!

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