Ken Marschall

Marschall remembers his good friend Titanic survivor Edwina Troutt MacKenzie. We get an inside glimpse of what it was like aboard that night and the horrific drama that played out both on the ship and in the lifeboats - Drama that would change her life forever.

Ken Marschall, who's been to the Titanic wreck six times, remembers standing at the door of Robert Ballard's office and telling him, "I've found the bodies..."

Ken Marschall takes us behind the scenes of James Cameron's blockbuster movie Titanic. Despite the desire to get everything right, there were a few things done deliberately wrong! For the first time, Ken give us the inside story.

Ken Marschall shows us the remarkable surprises they found inside Titanic's Marconi room during James Cameron's 2001 and 2005 dives to the wreck.

Ken Marschall continues his series into the remarkable surprises he and James Cameron discovered on their 2001 and 2005 dives to Titanic.

Ken Marschall continues his series into the remarkable surprises he and James Cameron discovered on their 2001 and 2005 dives to Titanic.

Ken Marschall continues his series into the remarkable surprises he and James Cameron discovered on their 2001 and 2005 dives to Titanic.

Ken Marschall takes us 400 feet below the Aegean Sea and gives us a new fresh look at the third and maybe the most tragic Olympian, the HMHS Britannic.

He's been described as the world's leading Titanic artist. Now Titanic Channel Host Ken Marschall gives us a rare personal look inside his studio and the creative process behind his photo-realistic Titanic masterpieces.

At the center of the new coal burning fire documentary, is the photograph that seems to show a 60 ft black mark along the side of Titanic's hull. Famed artist, Ken Marschall, gives us his view of the photograph and the black mark.

Ken Marschall take us behind the scenes for a remarkable look at the making of James Cameron's Titanic. If you've ever wondered how they built the ship and everything around it to look so real, Ken explains it all.

Ken refers to it simply as the "Big Movie" and without question it changed his life. In part 2 of this two part series, Ken talks about walking the decks of Titanic at the Fox Baja Studios and what it was like working with his friend James Cameron.