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Making of Monster “Telepathy”

Posted on May 8, 2017

You may be surprised to discover just how McGarryBowen London went about putting the monster back in Monster.com for this massive new multi-national campaign. [Watch]

Category Advertising, animatronics, Featured, VFX · Tags mcgarrybowen, Monster.com

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