Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Image Engine recreated one of the most famous sequences featuring a herd of Gallimimus.
“It took us about two days to render the scene each time. It was about 22,000 frames. We would spend all week getting the shot and all of the elements to work, then use the weekend to render it out. We would then show the client the shot the next week, get feedback, and rerender again. It was quite a challenge," explains Yuta Shimizu, our Jurassic World lighting lead.
Learn more in our case study: image-engine.com/case-studies/jurassic-world
Watch our full breakdown reel: youtu.be/RANcz7t-Y_Y
#Dinosaur #VFX #visualeffects #VFXbreakdown #JurassicWorld #JurassicWorld2015 #Shorts #Short #ShortVideo
Image Engine recreated one of the most famous sequences featuring a herd of Gallimimus.
“It took us about two days to render the scene each time. It was about 22,000 frames. We would spend all week getting the shot and all of the elements to work, then use the weekend to render it out. We would then show the client the shot the next week, get feedback, and rerender again. It was quite a challenge," explains Yuta Shimizu, our Jurassic World lighting lead.
Learn more in our case study: image-engine.com/case-studies/jurassic-world
Watch our full breakdown reel: youtu.be/RANcz7t-Y_Y
#Dinosaur #VFX #visualeffects #VFXbreakdown #JurassicWorld #JurassicWorld2015 #Shorts #Short #ShortVideo
