So apparently The Stan Winston School‘s been putting these mini-features out for a while, which means I have some required viewing ahead of me. Here we have Winston artist Andy Schoenberg letting us in on the process involved in bringing Jurassic Park’s Brachiosaur to life. It’s worth noting that Schoenberg mentions that Winston himself, not Spielberg, pushed for the “veggiesaurus” to be docile as can be, indicating the vastly collaborative process that filmmaking truly is, even on a Steven Spielberg set.
There’s a 3D rerelease that’s absolutely worth your time beginning on April 5th. Universal took care in post-converting this one and it showed when we screened it in these parts several weeks back. Enjoy some insight into a master operation delivering on some of their finest work:
Source: Stan Winston School via Slashfilm
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These guys have been putting out great stuff. I also recommend Steve Johnson’s series: http://www.youtube.com/user/stevejohnsonfx
And ADI’s channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/studioADI
Yea, the 3D trailer before Life of Pi fucking FLOORED me. I didn’t want to watch Life of Pi anymore, I immediately wanted to see 3D Jurassic Park. The trailers on TV can’t convey how beautiful it looks. Unless you have a 3D television. And if you do you can go fuck yourself, Richie Rich.
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