NEW from Immortal Masks | TRANSWORLD Halloween Show 2025 | Booth 703
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What this video covers
George Frangadakis of Immortal Masks takes viewers through three new mask designs debuting at the 2025 Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show. The short booth walkthrough highlights the latest additions to the Immortal Masks lineup for the coming season. It offers a quick but close-up look at the new characters straight from the trade show floor.
Key takeaways
- ◆Three brand-new Immortal Masks designs revealed for 2025
- ◆Footage captured live at Transworld Halloween & Attractions Show, Booth 703
- ◆Presented directly by Immortal Masks representative George Frangadakis
- ◆Compact two-minute format ideal for a fast product preview
Who this is for
Haunted attraction operators, scare actors, and mask enthusiasts wanting an early look at Immortal Masks' 2025 offerings.
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