Uploaded December 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After three months of waiting, this is the third part of "Jurassic Shark III: The Revolution". If you haven't heard yet, we've been experiencing major technical difficulties in which, long story short, our editing program became corrupted and erased most of our projects and footage from my computer. Fortunately, all of the footage was saved elsewhere, but many projects were lost entirely, with this part being narrowly saved in the process. Our schedule has basically crumbled apart, so we are not sure as to when the rest of the film will air. But at least you'll have something to look forward to!
We've spent the two years developing this film - making it the longest production for any of our projects. It has been an extremely long journey to make the movie, especially when we look back at all the scenes we filmed for this part, which ranged from August 2014 to April 2015. Much of the footage featured during this part was first aired nearly a year ago in the trailer that was released several days before Christmas 2014.
The previous Jurassic Shark film, "Jurassic Shark II: The Retribution", started airing on YouTube over two years ago, and it finished nearly two years ago. This is actually our first full live-action film since then (not including "Ninjago", which featured voice actors and LEGO minifigures, and "Bread's Crumbs 2: Electric Boogaloo", which is more of an "extended short film").
"Jurassic Shark III: The Revolution" is the final installment in the series, with a very different plot, tone, set of characters, sharks, and so forth. The film stars returning cast members Gabe Sagherian, Russell Parkinson and Jacob Doerr as Gabe Reynolds, Russell Griffin and Billy Trenton, respectively, while Ryan Bowman and Dakota Markle debut as new starring protagonists Owen Hawkins and Logan Shaw, and Ian Aston and Austin Brinser debut as new antagonists Marcus Callum and Keith Douglas.
As with the previous Jurassic Shark films, please respect the fact that the people in this film are unofficial actors, and we made this film using various homemade sharks constructed using everyday materials. Ultimately, this project is meant for entertainment, and I hope everyone enjoys it.
Enjoy! Feel free to comment, like and subscribe for more. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them.
Part 3 Premise: Gabe Reynolds (Gabe Sagherian) sets off on a mission to locate a weapon of mass destruction dubbed as the "Bombshark", which the corrupt InGen employees intend to detonate in downtown Bradford. As Gabe searches for the device, the rest of his allies battle the employees as their forces mount outside of the walking trail, all before a massive battle ensues, in which many of the employee forces converge on the Bombshark itself. With the key to starting the war at stake, the dawn of the revolution hangs in the balance.
Film Plot: Three years after the second film, the Shark Hunters remain dispersed and out of the public eye. But after a major discovery and rising conflicts, they are forced to unite with new allies and engage themselves in a final fight for their survival against their adversaries like never before.
Characters (In order of appearance):
Gabe Sagherian - Gabe Reynolds
Jacob Doerr - Employee Marker
Ryan Bowman - StoneBot Employee
Jacob Doerr - Jumper Employee
Ryan Bowman - Slope Employee
Ian Aston - Marcus Callum
Ryan Bowman - Owen Hawkins
Jacob Doerr - Billy Trenton
Gabe Sagherian - Various Facility Employees
LordStarscream100 - Various Facility Employees
Gabe Sagherian - Connor
Austin Brinser - Keith Douglas
Dakota Markle - Logan Shaw
Russell Parkinson - Russell Griffin
LordStarscream100 - Simon Williams
Ryan Bowman - Rainer Koffman
Russell Parkinson - The Injun Employee
Ben Meunier - Dan Bruines (Picture)
Will Meunier - Jimmy Clark (Picture)
Jon Meunier - Chase Landon (Picture)
Russell Parkinson - Quinn Freeman (Picture)
Nick Stretch - Nate Williams (Picture)
Jon Meunier - Cooper Culman (Picture)
Will Meunier - Jeff Stanton (Picture)
Nick Stretch - Brett Nelson (Picture)
Will Meunier - Eddie Jackson (Picture)
Ryan Bowman - Various InGen Employees
Zion Figueroa - Various InGen Employees
Jacob Doerr - Various InGen Employees
Austin Brinser - Various InGen Employees
Sean Larkin - Various InGen Employees
Chris Lombardo - Various InGen Employees
Mitchell Patterson - Various InGen Employees
Russell Parkinson - Various InGen Employees
Music by Michael Giacchino, Steve Jablonsky, Hans Zimmer, and various other composers.
Official Score by Lászlo Vén, LordStarscream100 and Farzad Hosseini
After three months of waiting, this is the third part of "Jurassic Shark III: The Revolution". If you haven't heard yet, we've been experiencing major technical difficulties in which, long story short, our editing program became corrupted and erased most of our projects and footage from my computer. Fortunately, all of the footage was saved elsewhere, but many projects were lost entirely, with this part being narrowly saved in the process. Our schedule has basically crumbled apart, so we are not sure as to when the rest of the film will air. But at least you'll have something to look forward to!
We've spent the two years developing this film - making it the longest production for any of our projects. It has been an extremely long journey to make the movie, especially when we look back at all the scenes we filmed for this part, which ranged from August 2014 to April 2015. Much of the footage featured during this part was first aired nearly a year ago in the trailer that was released several days before Christmas 2014.
The previous Jurassic Shark film, "Jurassic Shark II: The Retribution", started airing on YouTube over two years ago, and it finished nearly two years ago. This is actually our first full live-action film since then (not including "Ninjago", which featured voice actors and LEGO minifigures, and "Bread's Crumbs 2: Electric Boogaloo", which is more of an "extended short film").
"Jurassic Shark III: The Revolution" is the final installment in the series, with a very different plot, tone, set of characters, sharks, and so forth. The film stars returning cast members Gabe Sagherian, Russell Parkinson and Jacob Doerr as Gabe Reynolds, Russell Griffin and Billy Trenton, respectively, while Ryan Bowman and Dakota Markle debut as new starring protagonists Owen Hawkins and Logan Shaw, and Ian Aston and Austin Brinser debut as new antagonists Marcus Callum and Keith Douglas.
As with the previous Jurassic Shark films, please respect the fact that the people in this film are unofficial actors, and we made this film using various homemade sharks constructed using everyday materials. Ultimately, this project is meant for entertainment, and I hope everyone enjoys it.
Enjoy! Feel free to comment, like and subscribe for more. If you have any questions, feel free to ask them.
Part 3 Premise: Gabe Reynolds (Gabe Sagherian) sets off on a mission to locate a weapon of mass destruction dubbed as the "Bombshark", which the corrupt InGen employees intend to detonate in downtown Bradford. As Gabe searches for the device, the rest of his allies battle the employees as their forces mount outside of the walking trail, all before a massive battle ensues, in which many of the employee forces converge on the Bombshark itself. With the key to starting the war at stake, the dawn of the revolution hangs in the balance.
Film Plot: Three years after the second film, the Shark Hunters remain dispersed and out of the public eye. But after a major discovery and rising conflicts, they are forced to unite with new allies and engage themselves in a final fight for their survival against their adversaries like never before.
Characters (In order of appearance):
Gabe Sagherian - Gabe Reynolds
Jacob Doerr - Employee Marker
Ryan Bowman - StoneBot Employee
Jacob Doerr - Jumper Employee
Ryan Bowman - Slope Employee
Ian Aston - Marcus Callum
Ryan Bowman - Owen Hawkins
Jacob Doerr - Billy Trenton
Gabe Sagherian - Various Facility Employees
LordStarscream100 - Various Facility Employees
Gabe Sagherian - Connor
Austin Brinser - Keith Douglas
Dakota Markle - Logan Shaw
Russell Parkinson - Russell Griffin
LordStarscream100 - Simon Williams
Ryan Bowman - Rainer Koffman
Russell Parkinson - The Injun Employee
Ben Meunier - Dan Bruines (Picture)
Will Meunier - Jimmy Clark (Picture)
Jon Meunier - Chase Landon (Picture)
Russell Parkinson - Quinn Freeman (Picture)
Nick Stretch - Nate Williams (Picture)
Jon Meunier - Cooper Culman (Picture)
Will Meunier - Jeff Stanton (Picture)
Nick Stretch - Brett Nelson (Picture)
Will Meunier - Eddie Jackson (Picture)
Ryan Bowman - Various InGen Employees
Zion Figueroa - Various InGen Employees
Jacob Doerr - Various InGen Employees
Austin Brinser - Various InGen Employees
Sean Larkin - Various InGen Employees
Chris Lombardo - Various InGen Employees
Mitchell Patterson - Various InGen Employees
Russell Parkinson - Various InGen Employees
Music by Michael Giacchino, Steve Jablonsky, Hans Zimmer, and various other composers.
Official Score by Lászlo Vén, LordStarscream100 and Farzad Hosseini
