Travel Channel "Making Monsters" Plea
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What this video covers
In this short clip from Distortions Unlimited, sculptor Jordu Schell delivers a humorous, mock-tearful appeal urging the Travel Channel to revive the show "Making Monsters." It's rounded out with a montage of Ed Edmunds' favorite moments from the series. The piece is promotional and lighthearted rather than instructional.
Key takeaways
- ◆Jordu Schell makes a comedic plea to bring back "Making Monsters."
- ◆Features a highlight reel of Ed Edmunds' favorite show moments.
- ◆Produced by Distortions Unlimited, a noted monster and prop studio.
- ◆This is a promotional/fan-campaign clip, not a build tutorial.
Who this is for
Fans of "Making Monsters" and the Distortions Unlimited team who enjoy behind-the-scenes personalities and want the show back.
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