Behind the Scenes: Framestore’s Dino-Mite VFX for 'Prehistoric Planet'

Have you ever wondered how the dinosaurs in "Prehistoric Planet" on Apple TV+ appear to be so lifelike? Now that the secret is known, Framestore's masters of VFX deserve all the credit. We know we're in for a treat since these are the same people who delivered us the jaw-dropping VFX in "Avengers: Endgame."

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They've created an eye-catching prehistoric feast under the direction of the talented team of filmmakers Andy Jones and Adam Valdez, working together with MPC. To ensure that every Pterosaur flap and T-Rex scream was accurate, they thoroughly researched the most recent findings in the dinosaur study rather than winging it.

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An inside look at the most anticipated show 66 million years in the making is provided by the VFX breakdown. It offers a glimpse into the laborious process of reviving these extinct creatures. We are discussing the finer points here, such as the feathers, scales, and modes of movement of these organisms in their prehistoric habitat.

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Everyone at Framestore strived for authenticity rather than merely being stylish. And they certainly struck the mark. "Prehistoric Planet" is a visual symphony created by their art and science fusion, a dance of pixels and paleontology.

For those who enjoy visual effects, dinosaurs, or simply fantastic narratives, you should definitely check out Framestore's analysis. It's a celebration of the art that roars back to life from the past, not just a peek at how the magic is created.

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