Jurassic Time Memoirs: A Conversation With SEAMUS BLACKLEY (PT. 3):REMNANTS OF A LOST JURASSIC WORLD JURASSIC TIME 2026-09-17 | Jurassic Time Memoirs: A Conversation With SEAMUS BLACKLEY (PT. 3):REMNANTS OF A LOST JURASSIC WORLD
My Review Of Jurassic World Rebirth JURASSIC TIME 2025-07-08 | 'Jurassic World Rebirth' is finally here! Here are my thoughts on the movie, including positives, negatives, and film ranking. I also touch upon the film's marketing, Michael Crichton novel references, the T-rex lagoon/river sequence, and more!WARNING: This review is filled with spoilers. Only recommended for people who have already seen the movie.Time Codes:00:00 - Intro & Initial Thoughts06:12 - Positives17:55 - Negatives30:11 - Summarized Thoughts & Film RankingHear my additional thoughts in Jurassic Outpost's InGeneral Podcast:youtube.com/watch?v=oadTWOxA9uwSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnAlso check out my comprehensive interview series 'Jurassic World: The Extras Experience':youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I79For more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART FOUR: Exploring Hawaii JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-30 | PART 04 of 04. Audio-only version of the YouTube video. During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART THREE: Journey To Hawaii JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-30 | PART 03 of 04. Audio-only version of the YouTube video. During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART TWO: New Orleans Revelations JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-30 | PART 02 of 04. Audio-only version of the YouTube video. During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART ONE: Revisiting New Orleans JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-30 | PART 01 of 04. Audio-only version of the YouTube video. During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.
A Conversation With REED CESARE - Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Creature Effects Stegosaurus Artist JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-25 | Audio-only version of the YouTube video. Join Paolo De Bonis, creator of Jurassic Library, in an insightful conversation with creature effects artist Reed Cesare, who worked on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's dead Stegosaurus model that was part of a deleted scene!
Doctor Collectors Jurassic Park: The Lost Memories - Unboxing Video JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-07 | One of the coolest products in the last few years for 'Jurassic' fans have been the Doctor Collector boxes. This includes the ‘Jurassic Park - Welcome Kit’ & the ‘Jurassic World - Apex Predator Kit,’ but coming July 9th (available for pre-order) is the brand-new ‘Jurassic Park - The Lost Memories Collector’s Box!’ Available at the link below:doctorcollector.com/en-us/products/jurassic-park-the-lost-memoriesI received an early copy of this box and can confirm that Doctor Collector "spared no expense!" Fans of both ‘Jurassic Park’ & ‘The Lost World: Jurassic Park’ will absolutely love it. Watch this unboxing video to see everything that's inside!Also, check out my article at Jurassic Outpost that includes my exclusive interview with one of the box's designers, Kiko Sánchez:jurassicoutpost.com/unboxing-doctor-collectors-new-jurassic-park-the-lost-memories-box-designer-interviewFor more from Jurassic Outpost visit:jurassicoutpost.comFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Invertiverse: Novel Trailer JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-03 | I am shamelessly promoting my debut science fiction novel, 'Invertiverse,' hoping to attract readers of Michael Crichton and Stephen King, as well as fans of Amblin films and other classic adventure productions from the 1980s and 1990s.'Invertiverse.' The debut science fiction novel by Derrick Davis.A startling discovery forces two estranged friends on a frantic journey across the multiverse.Available in Hardcover, Paperback, and eBook formats from various retailers. READ THE NOVEL NOW at:derrickdavismedia.com/read-invertiverseINVERTIVERSE FULL SYNOPSIS:Dangerous creatures, peculiar disappearances, mysterious urban ruins; it was easy for David Andrews to be entranced by Juniper Valley’s legends. But when his obsession causes the death of his closest companion, David’s entire life becomes derailed.Years later, an alarming incident leads him and an estranged friend into the depths of their town’s chilling history. A startling discovery lies in wait that will force them on a frantic journey across the multiverse. Alternate worlds with vicious monsters and treacherous landscapes won’t be their only challenges; they will have to overcome their haunted past if they ever wish to return home.There is also a chance that David can finally confess his true feelings to the same person he had lost...Invertiverse is the debut science fiction novel by Derrick Davis. Written over a decade, it’s an exhilarating adventure that whisks readers through worlds of wonder, mystery, invention, chaos, and terror. Leading the thrill ride are engaging characters who go through their own personal and relatable journeys across the multiverse. With over 50 black & white illustrations and logos, the print versions of the novel are also a visual feast for readers to enjoy. A text-only eBook is also available.Trailer created and narrated by Derrick Davis. Music composed by Derrick Davis, co-composed & orchestrated by Hollister Starrett.See more about 'Invertiverse:'derrickdavismedia.com/invertiverseSubscribe to the Derrick Davis Media YouTube channel for more videos:youtube.com/@derrickdavismediaDiscover more from Derrick Davis Media:derrickdavismedia.com
Invertiverse: Novel Trailer (Short) JURASSIC TIME 2025-06-03 | Watch the full video trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=H1QR26s1ZNkI am shamelessly promoting my debut science fiction novel, 'Invertiverse,' hoping to attract readers of Michael Crichton and Stephen King, as well as fans of Amblin films and other classic adventure productions from the 1980s and 1990s.'Invertiverse.' The debut science fiction novel by Derrick Davis.A startling discovery forces two estranged friends on a frantic journey across the multiverse.Available in Hardcover, Paperback, and eBook formats from various retailers. READ THE NOVEL NOW at:derrickdavismedia.com/read-invertiverseINVERTIVERSE FULL SYNOPSIS:Dangerous creatures, peculiar disappearances, mysterious urban ruins; it was easy for David Andrews to be entranced by Juniper Valley’s legends. But when his obsession causes the death of his closest companion, David’s entire life becomes derailed.Years later, an alarming incident leads him and an estranged friend into the depths of their town’s chilling history. A startling discovery lies in wait that will force them on a frantic journey across the multiverse. Alternate worlds with vicious monsters and treacherous landscapes won’t be their only challenges; they will have to overcome their haunted past if they ever wish to return home.There is also a chance that David can finally confess his true feelings to the same person he had lost...Invertiverse is the debut science fiction novel by Derrick Davis. Written over a decade, it’s an exhilarating adventure that whisks readers through worlds of wonder, mystery, invention, chaos, and terror. Leading the thrill ride are engaging characters who go through their own personal and relatable journeys across the multiverse. With over 50 black & white illustrations and logos, the print versions of the novel are also a visual feast for readers to enjoy. A text-only eBook is also available.Trailer created and narrated by Derrick Davis. Music composed by Derrick Davis, co-composed & orchestrated by Hollister Starrett.See more about 'Invertiverse:'derrickdavismedia.com/invertiverseSubscribe to the Derrick Davis Media YouTube channel for more videos:youtube.com/@derrickdavismediaDiscover more from Derrick Davis Media:derrickdavismedia.com
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART FOUR: Exploring Hawaii JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-30 | During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.PART FOUR: Exploring HawaiiIn the final fourth segment, Hawaii extra Ryota Takuma recounts stories about the Gyrosphere Loading Station set at Kualoa Ranch and the Hilton Isla Nublar Hotel set at the Hawaii Convention Center. Ryota also describes being part of a deleted scene, with some rare images and footage to help illustrate it. The concluding conversation features film enthusiast and photographer Charlie Chai, who reveals one-of-a-kind images and footage that he captured from several of Hawaii’s sets. We even get an incredibly rare look at the ‘Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom’ version of Main Street in ruins.Watch the playlist of the entire 8-part program that includes the 'New Orleans Extras Experience' & the '10th Anniversary Special':youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I7910 years ago, ‘Jurassic World’ brought the ‘Jurassic Park’ franchise back from extinction. Since then, two sequels have come out, with more underway. But for many, the first ‘Jurassic World’ holds a special time and place, bringing to life the excitement of what a functioning dinosaur park could have been like.In 2013, it was finally announced that the fourth film was on the horizon. Rumors that it would feature a fully realized theme park on Isla Nublar, known as Jurassic World, led to many questions running in everyone’s minds. It was quite a surprising direction for the story that most people didn’t see coming. When filming began in 2014, many fans flocked for the chance to personally take part in the experience. Cameras rolled in Hawaii first, but soon after that their lenses focused on several massive sets in New Orleans.Starring:Ryota Takumafacebook.com/rtakumaCharlie Chaifacebook.com/charlie.chai.3An audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:COMING SOONFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThe following presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owner.
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART THREE: Journey To Hawaii JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-23 | During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.PART THREE: Journey To HawaiiThe third segment takes us to Hawaii, where a whole new group of extras tell their stories about this location’s incredible sets. We begin with Audrey Chang, who describes the process of being an extra in Hawaii, what it was like being on the ferry that took visitors to Jurassic World, and arriving at the dock set. Cody Easterbrook continues the conversation as he describes the Indominus Rex paddock set, the original name of the hybrid dinosaur, his role in the film, and much more.Watch the playlist of the entire 8-part program that includes the 'New Orleans Extras Experience' & the '10th Anniversary Special':youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I7910 years ago, ‘Jurassic World’ brought the ‘Jurassic Park’ franchise back from extinction. Since then, two sequels have come out, with more underway. But for many, the first ‘Jurassic World’ holds a special time and place, bringing to life the excitement of what a functioning dinosaur park could have been like.In 2013, it was finally announced that the fourth film was on the horizon. Rumors that it would feature a fully realized theme park on Isla Nublar, known as Jurassic World, led to many questions running in everyone’s minds. It was quite a surprising direction for the story that most people didn’t see coming. When filming began in 2014, many fans flocked for the chance to personally take part in the experience. Cameras rolled in Hawaii first, but soon after that their lenses focused on several massive sets in New Orleans.Starring:Audrey Changfacebook.com/audge.changalangCody Easterbrookcodyeasterbrook.comfacebook.com/CodyMafatuinstagram.com/cousin_codyAn audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:COMING SOONFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThe following presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owner.
More Jurassic World Rebirth Lagoon Sequence Revealed! JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-20 | Trailer 2 of 'Jurassic World Rebirth' is here! Much to our delight, there is more of the lagoon sequence with the Tyrannosaurus Rex revealed! Here is a live recording of me discussing more about Rebirth's adaptation of this original cut Jurassic Park scene with this new material, paired against some original storyboards!Watch the 'Jurassic World Rebirth' Trailer 2 here:youtube.com/watch?v=smavD1fopZ8The "lagoon sequence" from Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park novel was once considered for the original film, as evidenced by scripts, storyboards, and concept art. It featured the T-Rex chasing after Grant and the kids along the river as they journeyed to the park's Visitor Center.See the original Jurassic Park storyboards for the cut lagoon sequence that is being brought to life in Rebirth!youtube.com/watch?v=4ARaeFxg2ZkSee a condensed version of the lagoon sequence with dialogue and sound effects!youtube.com/watch?v=TIVpYoPctnU&t=538sSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART TWO: New Orleans Revelations JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-16 | During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.PART TWO: New Orleans RevelationsFor the second segment, Mariah, Chris, Rob, and Brent describe more about the Main Street set in New Orleans, including a minor injury that occurred and the full version of Jimmy Buffett’s cameo. Attractions inspired by the film at Universal Studios theme parks, the use of digital doubles, and other surprising stories are also revealed.Watch the playlist of the entire 8-part program that includes the 'New Orleans Extras Experience' & the '10th Anniversary Special':youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I7910 years ago, ‘Jurassic World’ brought the ‘Jurassic Park’ franchise back from extinction. Since then, two sequels have come out, with more underway. But for many, the first ‘Jurassic World’ holds a special time and place, bringing to life the excitement of what a functioning dinosaur park could have been like.In 2013, it was finally announced that the fourth film was on the horizon. Rumors that it would feature a fully realized theme park on Isla Nublar, known as Jurassic World, led to many questions running in everyone’s minds. It was quite a surprising direction for the story that most people didn’t see coming. When filming began in 2014, many fans flocked for the chance to personally take part in the experience. Cameras rolled in Hawaii first, but soon after that their lenses focused on several massive sets in New Orleans.Starring:Mariah Lambesinstagram.com/mariahlambesChris Topherfacebook.com/cnbrewinRob Mirandainstagram.com/robmiranda21Brent Kappeltwitter.com/BrentKappelAnthony Felicianotwitter.com/TheAntFelicianoBo Monarchtwitter.com/BoMonarch An audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:COMING SOONFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThe following presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owner.
JURASSIC WORLD: The Extras Experience 10th Anniversary Special - PART ONE: Revisiting New Orleans JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-09 | During 2023, Derrick Davis conversed with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras (background cast members) at the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World.' Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dove into the memories of their incredible experiences. Now, for the film's 10th anniversary in 2025, Derrick spoke with a new group of extras from New Orleans and Hawaii. Through these discussions, a wealth of new stories emerged, accompanied by a vast array of images and footage. This special retrospective on the ‘Jurassic World’ extras experience was compiled into another 4-part video series to celebrate the occasion.PART ONE: Revisiting New OrleansIn the first segment, New Orleans extras Mariah Lambes, Chris Topher, Rob Miranda, and Brent Kappel discuss the Mosasaur Stadium, Samsung Innovation Center, and Main Street sets. For the first time, we learn about the hangar set, which is seen at the end of the film, where the survivors of Jurassic World gather after their terrible ordeals. An extraordinary act of kindness by the film’s director, Colin Trevorrow, is also revealed.Watch the playlist of the entire 8-part program that includes the 'New Orleans Extras Experience' & the '10th Anniversary Special':youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I7910 years ago, ‘Jurassic World’ brought the ‘Jurassic Park’ franchise back from extinction. Since then, two sequels have come out, with more underway. But for many, the first ‘Jurassic World’ holds a special time and place, bringing to life the excitement of what a functioning dinosaur park could have been like.In 2013, it was finally announced that the fourth film was on the horizon. Rumors that it would feature a fully realized theme park on Isla Nublar, known as Jurassic World, led to many questions running in everyone’s minds. It was quite a surprising direction for the story that most people didn’t see coming. When filming began in 2014, many fans flocked for the chance to personally take part in the experience. Cameras rolled in Hawaii first, but soon after that their lenses focused on several massive sets in New Orleans.Starring:Mariah Lambesinstagram.com/mariahlambesChris Topherfacebook.com/cnbrewinRob Mirandainstagram.com/robmiranda21Brent Kappeltwitter.com/BrentKappel An audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:COMING SOONFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThe following presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owner.
Empire Magazine On Jurassic World Rebirth: Gwangi T-Rex For Lagoon Sequence? JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-09 | Jurassic World Rebirth's director Gareth Edwards is definitely a fan of dinosaur films beyond Jurassic Park. According to this new Empire article, he modeled the T-Rex that appears in the lagoon/raft sequence after "Gwangi" from the famous western/dinosaur hybrid film "The Valley Of Gwangi!" Here is a live recording of me discussing more about Rebirth's adaptation of this original cut Jurassic Park scene.The "lagoon sequence" from Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park novel was once considered for the original film, as evidenced by scripts, storyboards, and concept art. It featured the T-Rex chasing after Grant and the kids along the river as they journeyed to the park's Visitor Center.See the original Jurassic Park storyboards for the cut lagoon sequence that is being brought to life in Rebirth!youtube.com/watch?v=4ARaeFxg2ZkSee a condensed version of the lagoon sequence with dialogue and sound effects!youtube.com/watch?v=TIVpYoPctnU&t=538sSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
A Conversation With REED CESARE - Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Creature Effects Stegosaurus Artist JURASSIC TIME 2025-05-05 | Join Paolo De Bonis, creator of Jurassic Library, in an insightful conversation with creature effects artist Reed Cesare, who worked on Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's dead Stegosaurus model that was part of a deleted scene!Video created by Paolo De Bonis, edited by Jurassic Addict. Interview conducted by Paolo De Bonis in 2025.See more of Reed Cesare's creature effects work & support his latest project "Tales from the Veil" at:instagram.com/reed_cesareCheck out Jurassic Library:https://linktr.ee/jurassiclibraryAn audio-only version of this video is available on the Jurassic Time Podcast:COMING SOONFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more from music composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owner.
Jurassic World Rebirth: More Lagoon & Raft Scenes Revealed! JURASSIC TIME 2025-04-17 | An official new featurette was released, titled 'Classic Jurassic,' that reveals new behind the scenes footage: including more glimpses of the lagoon & rafting sequences! Here is a live recording of me discussing more about Rebirth's adaptation of this original cut Jurassic Park scene with this new material, paired against original storyboards!Watch the 'Classic Jurassic' featurette here:youtube.com/watch?v=8AAVYYhUOTMThe "lagoon sequence" from Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park novel was once considered for the original film, as evidenced by scripts, storyboards, and concept art. It featured the T-Rex chasing after Grant and the kids along the river as they journeyed to the park's Visitor Center.See the original Jurassic Park storyboards for the cut lagoon sequence that is being brought to life in Rebirth!youtube.com/watch?v=4ARaeFxg2ZkSee a condensed version of the lagoon sequence with dialogue and sound effects!youtube.com/watch?v=TIVpYoPctnU&t=538sSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic World Rebirth: Toys From Scenes Inspired By The Novel! JURASSIC TIME 2025-03-07 | Michael Crichton's original Jurassic Park novel has several scenes and ideas that have clearly made their way into the upcoming Jurassic World: Rebirth. Now, Lego and other toys have started to reveal these potential scenes even further! Join Jurassic Time for a look at these toys and their relation to scenes from the original novel (like the "lagoon" sequence!) and more!Chapters:00:00 - Lego: T-Rex River Escape04:14 - Micro Adventures T-Rex Playset08:46 - Lego: Raptor Off-Road Escape11:55 - Primal Protector Aquilops 'Dolores'14:09 - Lego: Spinosaurus & Quetzalcoatlus Air MissionSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnMusic used in this video is from Rick Carter's Jurassic Park, composed by Bernard A. Kyer:bardmediamusic.bandcamp.com/album/jurassic-park-audio-drama-expanded-albumFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic World Rebirth: Jurassic Park Concepts JURASSIC TIME 2025-02-06 | The "lagoon sequence" from Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park novel was once considered for the original film, as evidenced by scripts, storyboards, and concept art. After watching the trailer for Jurassic World Rebirth, it is clear that elements from that sequence, and others, could end up in the new film. Here is a live recording of me discussing what could be adapted from these original Jurassic Park concepts for Jurassic World Rebirth!Chapters:00:00 - Trailer Screenshots & Novel Talk06:49 - T-Rex Lagoon Storyboard Sequence13:37 - Additional River Storyboards & Art18:48 - Sauropod Whiptail Art21:11 - Futuristic Lab ArtSee the original Jurassic Park storyboards for the cut lagoon sequence that is being brought to life in Rebirth!youtube.com/watch?v=4ARaeFxg2ZkSee a condensed version of the lagoon sequence with dialogue and sound effects!youtube.com/watch?v=TIVpYoPctnU&t=538sWatch the trailer here:youtube.com/watch?v=ot0cwH6r0LgSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnMusic used in this video is from Rick Carter's Jurassic Park, composed by Bernard A. Kyer:bardmediamusic.bandcamp.com/album/jurassic-park-audio-drama-expanded-albumFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic World Rebirth - Live Trailer Reaction! JURASSIC TIME 2025-02-05 | My first ever trailer reaction video for the first trailer of Jurassic World Rebirth!See the original Jurassic Park storyboards for the cut lagoon sequence that is being brought to life in Rebirth!youtube.com/watch?v=4ARaeFxg2ZkSee a condensed version of the lagoon sequence with dialogue and sound effects!youtube.com/watch?v=TIVpYoPctnU&t=538sWatch the trailer here:youtube.com/watch?v=ot0cwH6r0LgCheck out the Variety article with more details and images:vanityfair.com/hollywood/story/jurassic-world-rebirth-first-lookSee more of my discussion about Jurassic World Rebirth:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNSau-zxkVUui5ZZBkVgFAnFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Park III Junior Novelization - Official Abridged Audiobook JURASSIC TIME 2025-01-06 | This is the only official audiobook for Jurassic Park III: a short abridgement of the already abridged (and out of print) junior novelization! You won't be able to follow along with the book in this reading, but you can be sure to hear a pretty enthused interpretation of the story (complete with the reader making his own dinosaur roars at times)!For more Jurassic Park audiobooks & audio dramas, listen to this playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgOSAXsBN2M-_AE6G045wm6AFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) - The Soundtrack - Composed By Jared Emerson-Johnson JURASSIC TIME 2024-08-23 | The soundtrack for Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) composed by Jared Emerson-Johnson & featuring themes by John Williams was originally part of the exclusive bonus features on the Deluxe Edition disc release, which has been long out of print. However, that release only included a small selection of the music. Now, for the first time, you can hear a greatly expanded presentation.Included is an amusing source song, "Don't Remember You," that was also composed by Jared Emerson-Johnson for the faux band "The Lysine Contingency." It was used in the third level of the game during a fight with a Velociraptor.I created this assembly of the score around the time of the game's release, many years ago. I tried to match it with the game's chronological events. There's a chance a better version of this could be made now, but I am presenting it to you as it is.WARNING: The original track names were left unaltered and contain game spoilers.TRACK TIME CODES:0:00 Sting Uneasy 040:32 Suspense1:45 Wonder Harding 013:54 Exploring 016:07 Journey 018:10 Sting Tense 018:40 Tense 0110:20 Fear 0111:37 Sting Fear 0412:10 Explore Clearing & Discover Nedry12:26 Uneasy 0114:05 Explore Clearing & Dilo Spits On Miles15:04 Dilo Encounter & Lights On15:52 Terror 0117:28 Action 0119:09 Sting Success 0319:20 Dilo Encounter & Bitten19:59 Wistful 0121:00 Sting Wistful 0121:16 Tense 02A22:32 Sting Success 0122:47 Trike Trouble & Mama Attacks23:25 Sting Terror 0423:42 Sting Terror 1023:54 Trex Inside Intro24:26 Sting Terror 0824:37 Trex Outside & Rex Leaves25:34 Sting Action 0425:47 Visitor Center Aftermath & Gunpoint26:14 Exploring 0227:58 Exploring 0329:49 Sting Exploring 0130:15 Action 0431:58 The Ride & Hanging On32:04 The Ride & Rescued32:44 Sting Success 0432:58 Neutral 0134:41 Neutral 0236:34 Sting Wistful 0237:02 Sting Success 0537:20 Action 0338:52 Raptor Run Finale39:24 Action 05B41:05 Jungle Crash Site & Wakey Wakey & Perimeter Searched42:11 Exploring 0443:56 Tense 01B45:31 Tense 0546:20 Action 05C48:01 Tense 0349:13 Tunnels Maintenance & Raptor Chase & Oscar Saves The Day49:41 Wistful 0251:03 Sting Success 0651:15 Power Plant & Plant Power & Power Back On51:58 Action 05F53:39 Power Plant Oscar Sacrifice & Intro54:03 Power Plant Oscar Sacrifice & Pyrrhic Victory54:40 Sting Oscar Sacrifice54:55 Troodon Nest & Exploring The Nest & Cliffhanger55:35 Troodon Den & Calm Yoder Down & Intro56:09 Tunnels & Separated & Intro56:58 Troodon Den & Home Invasion & Escape57:21 Terror 0258:31 Uneasy 021:00:24 Marine Facility Control Room & Sorkin Betrayal & Intro1:02:18 Marine Facility Control Room & Sorkin Betrayal & Sorkin Dies1:02:55 Marine Facility Control Room & Yoder Betrayal & Intro1:05:45 Marine Facility Control Room & Yoder Betrayal & Yoder Dooms All1:06:19 Marine Facility Control Room & Yoder Betrayal & Vault Railing1:07:01 Hopeless1:09:29 Sting Lagoon 041:09:54 Action 061:10:56 Lagoon & The Swim & Speargun1:11:11 Seacliffs & Trex Shows Up & Yoder Eaten1:11:35 Seacliffs & Trex Shows Up & Nima Saves The Can1:12:07 Seacliffs & Trex Shows Up & Nima Saves Jess1:12:17 Action 021:13:55 Seacliffs & Final Dash & Run For The Boat1:14:17 Sting Success 021:14:49 Don't Remember You (Performed by The Lysine Contingency)Jurassic Park: The Game was a 2011 release by Telltale Games that is sadly now unavailable for purchase anywhere. In fact, it is no longer even referenced on their website. It is unclear if this is due to an expiring license or if they simply no longer wanted to support the title. There are still unofficial ways to discover this game. Curiously, the advertisement of the game is still included on all standard Blu-Ray copies of Jurassic Park in the bonus features.For more about the game, see this wiki entry below. In my opinion it is vastly underrated for its story and as an interactive cinematic experience:jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Jurassic_Park:_The_GameFor a playlist of all four Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) episode commentaries:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgOovXXp7-gQ_EQyNLtXCQhyFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) Designer & Team Commentary - Episode 04: The Survivors JURASSIC TIME 2024-08-05 | This special commentary video for Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) was part of the exclusive bonus features on the Deluxe Edition disc release, which has been long out of print. The conversation features the game's designers and their team.The Episode 04: The Survivors commentary includes:Nick Herman (Director), Sean Ainsworth (Cinematic Artist), Bryan Roth (Assistant Producer), JD Straw (Writer & Designer), Lazar Levine (Sound Designer), & Nick Mastroianni (Cinematic Artist)Video produced & edited by Shaun Finney, with sound engineered & mixed by Jack FustingWARNING: The entire game is spoiled in these videos.For a playlist of all four Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) episode commentaries:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgOovXXp7-gQ_EQyNLtXCQhyJurassic Park: The Game was a 2011 release by Telltale Games that is sadly now unavailable for purchase anywhere. In fact, it is no longer even referenced on their website. It is unclear if this is due to an expiring license or if they simply no longer wanted to support the title. There are still unofficial ways to discover this game or by watching videos like these. Curiously, the advertisement of the game is still included on all standard Blu-Ray copies of Jurassic Park in the bonus features.For more about the game, see this wiki entry below. In my opinion it is vastly underrated for its story and as an interactive cinematic experience:jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Jurassic_Park:_The_GameFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) Designer & Team Commentary - Episode 03: The Depths JURASSIC TIME 2024-08-05 | This special commentary video for Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) was part of the exclusive bonus features on the Deluxe Edition disc release, which has been long out of print. The conversation features the game's designers and their team.The Episode 03: The Depths commentary includes:Andrew Langley (Director & Programmer), Mark Darin (Designer & Writer), John Drake (Designer & Writer), & Jessica Lozana (Lead Animator)Video produced & edited by Shaun Finney, with sound engineered & mixed by Jack FustingWARNING: The entire game is spoiled in these videos.For a playlist of all four Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) episode commentaries:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgOovXXp7-gQ_EQyNLtXCQhyJurassic Park: The Game was a 2011 release by Telltale Games that is sadly now unavailable for purchase anywhere. In fact, it is no longer even referenced on their website. It is unclear if this is due to an expiring license or if they simply no longer wanted to support the title. There are still unofficial ways to discover this game or by watching videos like these. Curiously, the advertisement of the game is still included on all standard Blu-Ray copies of Jurassic Park in the bonus features.For more about the game, see this wiki entry below. In my opinion it is vastly underrated for its story and as an interactive cinematic experience:jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Jurassic_Park:_The_GameFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) Designer & Team Commentary - Episode 02: The Cavalry JURASSIC TIME 2024-08-05 | This special commentary video for Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) was part of the exclusive bonus features on the Deluxe Edition disc release, which has been long out of print. The conversation features the game's designers and their team.The Episode 02: The Cavalry commentary includes:Mark Darin (Lead Designer & Writer), Joe Pinney (Designer), Marco Brezzo (Director), Jessica Lozana (Lead Animator), & Lazar Levine (Sound Designer)Video produced & edited by Shaun Finney, with sound engineered & mixed by Jack FustingWARNING: The entire game is spoiled in these videos.For a playlist of all four Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) episode commentaries:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgOovXXp7-gQ_EQyNLtXCQhyJurassic Park: The Game was a 2011 release by Telltale Games that is sadly now unavailable for purchase anywhere. In fact, it is no longer even referenced on their website. It is unclear if this is due to an expiring license or if they simply no longer wanted to support the title. There are still unofficial ways to discover this game or by watching videos like these. Curiously, the advertisement of the game is still included on all standard Blu-Ray copies of Jurassic Park in the bonus features.For more about the game, see this wiki entry below. In my opinion it is vastly underrated for its story and as an interactive cinematic experience:jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Jurassic_Park:_The_GameFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) Designer & Team Commentary - Episode 01: The Intruder JURASSIC TIME 2024-08-05 | This special commentary video for Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) was part of the exclusive bonus features on the Deluxe Edition disc release, which has been long out of print. The conversation features the game's designers and their team.The Episode 01: The Intruder commentary includes:Joe Pinney (Designer), Jessica Lozana (Lead Animator), Daniel Herrera (Director), Lazar Levine (Sound Designer), Dave Bogan (Art Director), Andrew Langley (Lead Programmer), & Mark Darin (Designer)Video produced & edited by Shaun Finney, with sound engineered & mixed by Jack FustingWARNING: The entire game is spoiled in these videos.For a playlist of all four Jurassic Park: The Game (2011) episode commentaries:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgOovXXp7-gQ_EQyNLtXCQhyJurassic Park: The Game was a 2011 release by Telltale Games that is sadly now unavailable for purchase anywhere. In fact, it is no longer even referenced on their website. It is unclear if this is due to an expiring license or if they simply no longer wanted to support the title. There are still unofficial ways to discover this game or by watching videos like these. Curiously, the advertisement of the game is still included on all standard Blu-Ray copies of Jurassic Park in the bonus features.For more about the game, see this wiki entry below. In my opinion it is vastly underrated for its story and as an interactive cinematic experience:jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Jurassic_Park:_The_GameFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
LEGO Jurassic World: The Game Soundtrack - The Jurassic World Levels - Chad Seiter JURASSIC TIME 2024-07-30 | The rare unreleased soundtrack for the game by Chad Seiter.Back in 2015, the game "LEGO Jurassic World" came out when the Jurassic World film was released (on the PC and various consoles). It covered four films in one game: Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, & of course Jurassic World. However, while Rob Westwood composed most of the game’s music for the original trilogy, Chad Seiter composed the music for the fourth film’s levels. He has worked closely with the Jurassic World trilogy composer Michael Giacchino and adapted some of the first film's themes into this game score. It's a fantastic score that includes many of the film's themes and is a really good extension of it.Track Times:00:00- Main Theme04:09- Raptors08:07- Out of Bounds10:18- Indominus Rex13:46- Gyrosphere Valley15:39- Gyrosphere Valley Finale17:38- Dark Parking Garage18:15- Arial Attack22:08- More Arial Attack24:13- Raptor Chase26:19- Under Attack28:36- Main Street30:35- Boardwalk Showdown36:56- Welcome to Jurassic WorldThis presentation edit was created by Bernard A. Kyer, using the 5.1 music extraction from the game as a source, plus other sources available online such as websites and Soundcloud. Sometimes “fake” endings were created for tracks due to the game files missing proper fade outs and etc. It’s a fun score that can now exist apart from the game in a listenable form that shouldn’t be forgotten.Listen to a playlist of all the music from Lego Jurassic World: The Game:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgPu6hjYn88ZvvlSciI3SszZCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
LEGO Jurassic World: The Game Soundtrack - The Jurassic Park Levels - Rob Westwood JURASSIC TIME 2024-07-30 | The rare unreleased soundtrack for the game by Rob Westwood.Back in 2015, the game "LEGO Jurassic World" came out when the Jurassic World film was released (on the PC and various consoles). It covered four films in one game: Jurassic Park, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park 3, & of course Jurassic World. However, while Chad Seiter composed the fourth film's levels, the other films' levels were composed by Rob Westwood. His score is certainly one of the better game scores for a Jurassic-related game that I have heard. It adds a real fun and unique flavor to the game, and always fitting the mood of each level perfectly. Despite not featuring any themes from the films, his score is a delight.Track Times:00:00:00- Jurassic Park 3 Hub (JP3)00:05:30- Raptor Transfer (JP)00:07:44- The Dig Site (JP)00:10:02- Raptor Enclosure (JP)00:12:19- Sick Triceratops (JP)00:14:54- Rescue Timmy (JP)00:17:06- Gallimimus Chase (JP)00:19:49- Maintenance Shed (JP)00:22:20- Hunted By Raptors (JP)00:24:12- Raptor Ambush (JP)00:26:31- The Raptor Pack (JP)00:28:51- Stegosaurus Herd (TLW)00:31:41- Camp Sabotage (TLW)00:34:14- Breakout (TLW)00:36:50- Mobile Lab (TLW)00:39:10- The Long Grass (TLW)00:41:28- Compound (TLW)00:43:50- Radio Tower (TLW)00:46:18- Rooftops (TLW)00:48:39- San Diego Docks (TLW)00:51:12- Boat Attack (TLW)00:53:31- San Diego Streets (TLW)00:55:55- The Landing Site (JP3)00:58:26- Spinosaurus Escape (JP3)01:00:50- Spinosaurus VS T-Rex (JP3)01:03:58- The Crash Site (JP3)01:06:25- InGen Facility (JP3)01:08:59- Facility Fight (JP3)01:11:23- Corridor Chase (JP3)01:13:41- Sneaking Past Raptors (JP3)01:16:16- Raptor VS Ankylosaur (JP3)01:18:36- Eric's Hideout (JP3)01:21:08- Approaching The Aviary (JP3)01:23:23- Pteranodons (JP3)01:25:41- Spinosaurus Showdown (JP3)01:28:56- Jurassic Park 3 Hub [Game Edit] (JP3)JP = Jurassic Park LevelsTLW = The Lost World LevelsJP3 = Jurassic Park 3 LevelsThe source for this presentation edit is largely the game files, of course. However, some files came from the composer's website and Soundcloud (such as the first track, an extended version of Jurassic Park 3's wonderful hub music that I thought was the best way to start the entire edit). Most of the track names are derived from the levels/sections they are associated with, although some creativity was also used. They appear in chronological order (sans the first track), and I also designated which film section they are from with their initials. Most of the game files were made to be looped, which I often would only have them loop once then create a fadeout. There are no sound effects.It should be noted that the Jurassic Park levels also featured John Williams tracks in the mix (and The Lost World's main theme in that section), but none of that material is present here (nor should it be; I don't think any of you would be interested in edits of OST material). From what I recall, the only omissions I made from Westwood's score were extremely short zingers & music statements that were often simply a single note and dramatic hit points than really part of the score. I am sure this edit isn't perfect, but at least now this score exists apart from the game in a listenable form. It's a fun score that I think should not be forgotten.Listen to a playlist of all the music from Lego Jurassic World: The Game:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgPu6hjYn88ZvvlSciI3SszZCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
The Science Of Jurassic Park & The Lost World Audiobook JURASSIC TIME 2024-07-29 | The Science Of Jurassic Park & The Lost World: An audio abridgement of the novel by Rob DeSalle & David Lindley, Read by David Lindley.This rare audiobook was only ever on cassette and is currently unavailable online. The digital transfer is my own and is meant to preserve what would otherwise be lost media.Will scientists really be able to recreate dinosaurs someday? Could 60-million-year-old amber preserve DNA from another era, enabling scientists to "clone" a modern dinosaur? How much science is really in science fiction? Rob DeSalle, curator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and David Lindley, author of The End of Physics, discuss these possibilities, as well as other intriguing hypotheses and incredible facts that underlie the fictional premise of the popular Michael Crichton books-turned-movies. These scientists explore the most recent discoveries, theories, and evidence, from genetic engineering to dinosaur behavior, to mass extinction theory. Their clear analysis demonstrates the problems that stand between science and science fiction.Recorded in 1997.Time Codes:00:00:00- Side 0100:38:00- Side 0201:17:45- Side 0301:53:16- Side 04Check out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Main Road T-Rex Attack (1990) JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-28 | Perhaps the most famous sequence from JURASSIC PARK, this 1990 version of the Main Road T-Rex Attack is the first version of the classic sequence, depicting how it was portrayed in the novel. After the power to the park goes out, the guests are stuck on the main road in their tour vehicles... right outside the T-Rex paddock. With the fences no longer electrified, the massive dinosaur breaks out and wrecks havoc during the rainy night. This version includes key differences from the film, including the T-Rex lifting the tour car into the air and throwing it up a tree.Featuring production artwork by Tom Cranham. Curated & Edited by Derrick Davis. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1990.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
The Real Jurassic Park - Documentary – 1993 JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-24 | Here is an amazing documentary from 1993 that centers around how one would go about cloning dinosaurs, if it really were possible, what to do with the dinosaurs if they were realized, and if it was even ethical to begin with. It's hosted by Jeff Goldblum (Ian Malcolm from the film), and features author Michael Crichton, director Steven Spielberg, and the paleontologists who worked on the film; Jack Horner and Robert T. Bakker. While the focus on the documentary is primarily the fascinating questions and the proposed science, for fans of the film there are some unique glimpses of behind the scenes material and more. A real treat of a documentary that was only ever released on VHS, and worth preserving. My own transfer.Written, produced, and directed by David Dugan, for NOVA on MCA/UNIVERSAL video.For more from Jurassic Time visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or NOVA or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Early Raptor Rotunda Scenes JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-21 | Various early raptor sequences in the rotunda from JURASSIC PARK. "Raptor VS Spitter Umbrella (Original Version With Artwork)" features the first version of a cool gag. Tim creates the ultimate distraction against a raptor with an umbrella that features a Spitter's face. It scares the raptor, allowing him and Lex to escape. "Raptors In Rotunda (Version 1)" is the first fully-realized version of the raptors attacking the kids amongst the rotunda's skeleton displays. This was before it was the climax of the movie, and is meant to be just an obstacle leading up to it. "Raptors In Rotunda (Partial Version 2)" is another variation of the same idea but with some differences. "Raptor VS Sattler In Rib Cage (Partial)" is likely meant to be part of the film's climax, with Ellie using a T-Rex's skeleton hand to fend off a raptor.Featuring production artwork by Marty Kline, Tom Cranham, & John Bell. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Bernard A. Kyer. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1990-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
An Isla Nublar Adventure (Jurassic Park Short Film) JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-17 | Join Derrick Davis on a grand adventure at Isla Nublar, the island that originally hosted Jurassic Park and Jurassic World! During his exploration of its ruins, he comes across a copy of 'JURASSIC PARK: THE OFFICIAL SCRIPT BOOK' from Insight Editions that he had consulted on. Someone left it behind on the island that once held a myriad of dinosaurs! Surely there aren't any that survived the volcanic eruption from five years ago...This is a new "short film edit" of a video from last year.The original version includes a 'Script Book' overview segment in the middle:youtube.com/watch?v=KY11QII4_U4Here is just the 'Script Book' overview segment:youtube.com/watch?v=Dj3ckWvPTiYWatch the full 'Script Book' playlist:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMS7xznrn4npmyTTloRTj-vOwn 'JURASSIC PARK: THE OFFICIAL SCRIPT BOOK' now, available in two formats!Hardcover Book:http://amzn.to/3qFM9VYDigital Book:amzn.to/3Q0T5HaAn extended article that details the Script Book even further can be found at Jurassic Outpost:jurassicoutpost.com/jurassic-park-the-official-script-book-from-insight-editions-is-loaded-with-annotations-concept-artAdditional Jurassic Park & Jurassic World books from Insight Editions:'Jurassic Park: The Ultimate Visual History':amzn.to/3QVF1f7'Jurassic World: The Ultimate Visual History':amzn.to/3BAKwKu'Jurassic World: The Official Cookbook':amzn.to/47kgVnzFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from Felipe Humboldt, visit:felipehumboldt.bandcamp.comyoutube.com/@Felipe-zf8kkTo hear more music from Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comTo hear more music from Mikhail Cucuk, visit:mandy.com/us/c/mikhail-cucukTo hear more music from Derrick Davis and other media, visit:derrickdavismedia.comyoutube.com/@derrickdavismediaMore books from Insight Editions:insighteditions.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, INSIGHT EDITIONS, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Park - The Ride: E! Live Premiere Special (June 15, 1996) JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-17 | Jurassic Park - The Ride's gates may be closed forever... but here at Jurassic Time, we would rather look back to when it first opened! What better way to do that than the most 90s way possible: a TV special featuring endless celebs, Steven Spielberg, some exclusive footage that gets teased endlessly, Jeff Goldblum, and the crazy hosts that guide you through it all! A lot of people are getting wet, except for Steven Spielberg: he gets to step off the boat before the drop. True story.This E! special brings back a ton of memories. I remember recording this off the TV (June 15, 1996) as it happened, desperately wanting to actually go there and ride it myself. It wasn't until sometime later that I was finally able to.It's a pretty light and often cheesy special that mostly features the various celebrities as they get off the ride describe how it was during the premiere. You'll see David Hasselhoff, Noah Wyle, Jonathan Brandis (RIP), director Robert Rodriguez, and more. Christina Ferrare mentions that she actually rode on the ride with "John Hammond" (Richard Attenborough)!You'll also see Steven Spielberg at the inauguration ceremony and a brief word with him afterward, as well as Jeff Goldblum, Ariana Richards, and Joseph Mazzello.As for the ride itself, you do see some brief behind the scenes moments and ride footage, a good amount exclusive to this special. They even show off some of the ride's merchandise (most that are no longer present there), including t-shirts in a box shaped like the boat, a hard hat with flashlight, a toy gun, and others.The actual content here is pretty low, but the nostalgia is wonderful; brimming with the excitement that is definitely present with the stars just out there having fun with it. Jeff Goldblum in-particular was quite amusing. This ride was a milestone when it opened, and the premiere was made even better with money going toward the Starlight Starbright Children's Foundation.The beginning of the special is slightly cut off; I guess I didn't hit "record" right away back when this aired, although it's hardly any loss. Oh, and yes, I did remove the commercial breaks.Hope you all enjoy this trip back in time. This is a fun way to remember the ride that lasted from 1996 to 2018. RIP Jurassic Park- The Ride.(Re-uploaded. My own transfer, original uploader.)For more from Jurassic Time visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Raptors In The Kitchen (Final) JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-14 | The finalized version of JURASSIC PARK's famous Raptors In The Kitchen sequence, following closely to how it is portrayed in the film. After Grant and the kids arrive at the park's Visitor Center, he leaves them in the kitchen while he looks for the others. Unfortunately during this time, the kids are stalked by a pair of Velociraptors as they hide in the kitchen. A tense, unforgettable game of "cat and mouse" ensues, until the kids finally evade the raptors... at least for the time being. Multiple sources were used to bring you the best quality version of this sequence.Featuring production artwork by Marty Kline, John Bell, & David Lowery. Curated by Astrid Vega & Derrick Davis. Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Bernard A. Kyer. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1991-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
John Bells Jurassic Park Production Photos JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-11 | John Bell, the art director of JURASSIC PARK, has a special treat for fans this #JurassicJune! The film came out over 30 years ago and we are still rediscovering artifacts of its creation! Between 1991 and 1992, John Bell took several reference photos of nature, a Jeep, and a power station that were used to help create the film's visual aesthetics. He also visited Stan Winston Studios during the creation of small maquettes and snapped some shots. But the most fascinating images to see are undoubtedly glimpses of the set for the Visitor Center, the interior of the maintenance shed, and the "Montana" set with the faux raptor skeleton! While some of these images are a bit blurry, they are still a unique and fascinating look into the making of the classic film!Thank you John for providing these photos and giving fans a chance to feel like they were right with you during the production of JURASSIC PARK!Watch my interview with John Bell from 2021, featuring loads of his amazing artwork from Jurassic Park:youtube.com/watch?v=PR6KrkVmtggSee John Bell's amazing artwork for Jurassic Park & other films:https://www.johnbell.studioinstagram.com/jobe88888Many of John Bell's artwork included storyboards, which you can see several in the JURASSIC STORYBOARDS series:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
Trespasser - The Lost World: Jurassic Park PC Game Complete Soundtrack (Bill Brown) JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-10 | The complete soundtrack for the 1998 PC game Trespasser - The Lost World: Jurassic Park composed by Bill Brown. One of the grandest things about the game was the music itself, filling the player with awe, tension, and fear. This is the most complete presentation using the best available sources. It has been edited by Jurassic Time in an order faithful to the game's events and made to hear each track individually. It has been featured extensively in Jurassic Time: The Memoir Of John Parker Hammond.TRACKLIST:00:00 - DreamWorks Logo Music00:24 - Trespasser Intro01:23 - Apartment - Crash02:28 - Ambient Jungle Road03:11 - Ambient Uneasy03:51 - Reveal Dinosaur Plains04:53 - Mayan Face - Crashed Jeep05:26 - Plantation House06:01 - T -Rex Encounter 206:40 - Hunter's Camp07:20 - Beach Ambient08:04 - Industrial Jungle Reveal08:40 - Industrial Jungle Ambient09:13 - Industrial Jungle Ambient 209:50 - Raptor Chase 310:31 - Crashed Helicopter10:58 - Crashed Smuggler Plane11:24 - Town Ambient 111:57 - Town Ambient 212:34 - Hammonds House13:36 - Albertasaur Booms14:13 - Raptor Attack 114:48 - Opening The East Gate15:26 - Traveling Music 116:00 - Traveling Music 216:37 - T -Rex Encounter 117:15 - Forest Walk17:49 - Reveal of Landscape18:22 - Pine Valley19:18 - T -Rex Encounter 319:52 - Hidden Village20:36 - Geothermal Plant21:19 - Geothermal Control Room21:48 - Island Power Restored22:23 - Raptor Attack 222:57 - Harbor Ambient23:33 - Complex Ambient24:08 - InGen Biotech Building24:38 - InGen Computer Building25:43 - Mayan City Ambient26:22 - Mayan Temple Theme27:08 - View Of The Island28:03 - Raptor Attack 328:39 - Trespasser Theme29:27 - Summit Victory (End Credits)Bonus Tracks:30:56 - Plantation House (Version 1)31:50 - Crashed Helicopter (Version 2)32:12 - Mayan Face - Crashed Jeep (Version 2)33:23 - Raptor Chase34:05 - Beach Ambient (Game Version)34:40 - Hammond's House (Slow) - Edit for Jurassic Time35:51 - View Of The Island (Piano) - Performed by Philip Abaji36:34 - Trespasser Intro (Game Version)38:22 - Apartment - Crash (Game Version)39:30 - Win GameLearn more about the game:http://trescom.orgSee more videos of this game, and other Jurassic games:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMyp8ngC0HwgKwxk8l4F5QUFor more from Jurassic Time visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or DREAMWORKS INTERACTIVE or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Various T-Rex Scenes JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-07 | Three short scenes showcasing additional moments with the Tyrannosaurus Rex in JURASSIC PARK. Includes an alternate segment from the famous Main Road Attack sequence, partial boards of Grant and the kids getting chased by the T-Rex up a tree (then distracted by a group of hadrosaurs), and a series of boards from additional moments of the river raft sequence that was never filmed.Featuring production artwork by John Bell, David Lowery, Ed Verreaux, & Marty Kline. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Bernard A. Kyer. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1991-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Chaos Island - The Lost World: Jurassic Park PC Game Unreleased Soundtrack Promo (Michael Giacchino) JURASSIC TIME 2024-06-03 | Michael Giacchino's never-before-released soundtrack for the PC game 'Chaos Island - The Lost World: Jurassic Park.' The 1997 game was released the same year as his score to 'The Lost World: Jurassic Park' Playstation game. While the latter was praised and boasted for being among the first scores to feature a real orchestra in a video game, 'Chaos Island' didn't receive the same attention and was not as popular. The Playstation game's soundtrack by Giacchino was released on CD, with 'Chaos Island' represented on it with three of its tracks edited into a "hidden bonus track." However, while there was much more to this score, it never received its own release.However, there was a promotional album that was quietly released. Unfortunately it is quite rare. Rather then let the music be locked into a game that is no longer playable on modern machines, Jurassic Time has decided to give Jurassic Park fans a chance to bask in Giacchino's early score that truly deserves a listen.It's a fantastic score; propulsive, percussion-heavy, and rhythmic. The game was a WarCraft-style top-down strategy game, so most of the time the music is meant to just be present in the background to engage you in your missions rather than illustrate specific moments. However, select tracks, such as "Ian's Journey to the Island" and "Between A Rex And A HMV" are part of the few in-game cinematics. Most of the "mission briefing" music, during segments of the cast of 'The Lost World' instructing you before each level with a unique backstory, are also included within many of the tracks. The final track, "The Chaos Overture," is a lengthy 12 minute representation of the entire score and was seemingly not included in the game (and no, this was not the hidden bonus track on the Playstation score's CD). It's the perfect way to conclude this wonderful gem of a score.Special thanks to WoodyInvincible!TRACKLIST:00:00 - Ian's Journey To The Island01:45 - Shipwreck03:03 - Isla Sorna07:44 - Enter The Forest12:34 - The Hunters17:43 - Evil Rising22:34 - It's Following Us27:32 - Between A Rex And A HMV28:02 - The Pursuit33:29 - Island Escape34:01 - The Chaos OvertureLearn more about the game:en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_Island:_The_Lost_WorldSee more videos of this game, and other Jurassic games:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMyp8ngC0HwgKwxk8l4F5QUFor more from Jurassic Time visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or DREAMWORKS INTERACTIVE or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Peaceful Dinosaur Scenes JURASSIC TIME 2024-05-31 | Several short & partial sequences involving peaceful dinosaurs in JURASSIC PARK. Includes Grant and the kids waking up to a Brachiosaurus, feeding the herbivores featuring hadrosaurs, other variations of Lex meeting and riding "Ralph" the Triceratops, and the brief sick Stegosaurus scene (which was closer to the novel, since the film eventually replaced it with a Triceratops).Featuring production artwork by John Bell, David Lowery, Ed Verreaux, & Tom Cranham. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Caleb Burnett. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1991-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Caleb Burnett, visit:calebburnettmusic.comyoutube.com/@calebcomposedTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Spitter Sequence (Final Version) JURASSIC TIME 2024-05-24 | Dennis Nedry has stolen the dinosaur embryos from JURASSIC PARK's Visitor Center and is now racing to the East Dock in time before the ship leaves. However, the slick road sends his Jeep sliding to the edge of an embankment, stuck in the mud. During an effort to free his vehicle in time, Nedry gets spooked by a Dilophosaurus... a dinosaur who has earned the nickname of "Spitter". This "Final Version" of the sequence, sourced from the original "Making Of Jurassic Park" book, adds several new boards throughout while replacing many other ones from the earlier versions. While the boards are in the worst quality here, they do most closely match what ended up in the film. It also includes the Barbasol can, for the first time, falling out of the Jeep when Nedry meets his demise.Featuring production artwork by David Lowery. Curated & Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Hainbach. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1990-1992. Also known as "Nedry Spat".JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear composer Hainbach's music track "Alive Evil" from this video, visit:youtube.com/watch?v=bvan6cy3Ej4hainbach.bandcamp.com/track/alive-evilTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Jeep Escape From T-Rex (Sattler Driving) JURASSIC TIME 2024-05-17 | The T-Rex chasing after the jeep in JURASSIC PARK was a short but pulse-pounding sequence. In this version Ellie Sattler drives the jeep, with Robert Muldoon in the passenger seat and Ian Malcolm in the back. In David Koepp's early drafts, Sattler drives the jeep instead of Muldoon. It's unsure why she was switched later on; perhaps because Muldoon works at the park. Despite being lower quality, more boards were found for this version, fleshing out the sequence. Includes the memorable shot of the Rex's face in the side-mirror that is "closer than it may appear".Featuring production artwork by David Lowery. Curated & Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Caleb Burnett. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Caleb Burnett, visit:calebburnettmusic.comyoutube.com/@calebcomposedTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Parks Original T-Rex: The Tim Lawrence Files JURASSIC TIME 2024-05-13 | Audio-only version of the YouTube video. Discover an unknown history behind the most famous dinosaur ever featured on film. Tim Lawrence was the first to design the Tyrannosaurus Rex for Jurassic Park. He worked on special creature effects for films like Ghostbusters 2, Harry and the Hendersons, & Gremlins 2. Tim was a man of many talents, and great aspirations, until he sadly passed away in 2019.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Finale In Rotunda (Original Version) JURASSIC TIME 2024-05-10 | The climax of JURASSIC PARK went through several iterations, and this was the first version to conclude in the Visitor Center's rotunda. Based on the early drafts by David Koepp, this version has Grant and the others escaping from the ceiling onto a Condor Lift that they use to crush an attacking raptor into the jaws of a T-Rex skeleton. This version does not contain the triumphant return of the T-Rex to save them from the remaining raptor, but instead features Hammond showing up at the last moment to deliver a fatal shot.Featuring production artwork by David Lowery, Marty Kline, & Dan Sweetman. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Hadrosaur Stampede JURASSIC TIME 2024-05-03 | An early version of the stampede sequence from JURASSIC PARK. After Grant and the kids survived the T-Rex, they make their way through the park to return to the Visitor Center. Along the way, they get caught up in a sudden stampede by a mass of hadrosaurs! In the film, they were swapped out for Gallimimus, per request by Phil Tippett. In the end, the T-Rex returns and downs one of the hadrosaurs in a sudden attack. Featuring never-before-seen storyboards!Special thanks to John Bell!Featuring production artwork by John Bell. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1991-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Opening Tour (Version 2) JURASSIC TIME 2024-04-26 | This early take on JURASSIC PARK's opening tour features the guests being able to open the car's bubble-roof in order to get an even closer look at a Brachiosaur as it eats across them! This shorter version features some alternate shots, including the park's gates and a small herd of hadrosaurs in the distance.Featuring production artwork by David Lowery, Tom Cranham, & John Bell. Curated by Astrid Vega & Derrick Davis. Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Bernard A. Kyer. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1991-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: Various Raptor Sequences JURASSIC TIME 2024-04-19 | Various short or incomplete raptor sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Includes: First Raptor Pen Scene, Raptor Den, Raptor Escape From Pen, Raptor VS Muldoon, Raptor Assault On Lodge, Raptor Attack In Control Room, & Raptor Ceiling Attack.Featuring production artwork by Tom Cranham, Marty Kline, John Bell, Ed Verreaux, & David Lowery. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Bernard A. Kyer. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1990-1992.JURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Park: The Original RPG Book Artwork JURASSIC TIME 2024-04-15 | JURASSIC PARK: The Role Playing Game Book was created in 1993 and released in Japan. This official book never had an English language release, and it is very hard to find today without paying high third party sellers. The book was written by J.P. Crews and illustrated by Yoshiki Okada. Some illustrations are reproductions of art that was made for the film (storyboards, concept art, film stills, etc) by production artists. It is interesting to see these different interpretations of the same art!This special video contains all of the artwork that was made exclusively for the book by Yoshiki Okada, with music by Bernard A. Kyer. Edited by Derrick Davis.For more from Jurassic Time visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or any of its affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Storyboards - Jurassic Park: The Many Deaths Of John Hammond JURASSIC TIME 2024-04-12 | Fans of Jurassic Park universally fell in love with Richard Attenborough's portrayal of John Hammond from the films. Steven Spielberg, clearly evident of his casting choice and how he would have lovingly played such a Disney-like character, eventually led to him being a much more sympathetic compared to the novel's more sinister take. Fans of the novel will know that John Hammond dies while falling down a hill, then killed by Compies as their poisonous venom paralyzes him. However, in nearly every screenplay tackled by another writer, his death is altered.This special Jurassic Storyboards video depicts all known ways he was to be killed in the film adaptations, until it was decided to keep him alive.Featuring production artwork by Tom Cranham, Marty Kline, & John Bell. Curated and Edited by Derrick Davis. Music by Bernard A. Kyer. Credits Music by Bernard A. Kyer & John Williams. Estimated sequence creation: 1990-1992.Read a special article about The Many Deaths Of John Hammond:jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs/many-deaths-of-jhJURASSIC STORYBOARDS are exclusive videos created to showcase storyboard sequences from JURASSIC PARK. Featuring early versions of famous scenes and omitted moments that never made it to the screen. Most of the storyboards are presented unedited from their original pages in various production quality, with music and ambient sound effects to set the general mood. There are several versions of the same sequences, conveying subtle to extreme differences to how they played out over time. This series is meant to educate and entertain how JURASSIC PARK's talented production artists shaped the film before anything was ever filmed.Watch more JURASSIC STORYBOARDS:youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgNwjFbPzQRQdufdCoBhQn8KWatch Storyboard Animatics & Concept Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=q5uNSX9SeNA&list=PLIACT8MUZTgPnv-VSPBXDXPbES28FSDAzWatch an illustrated audio drama of an early version of the original film, complete with animatic storyboards, sound effects, and voice talent in RICK CARTER'S JURASSIC PARK:youtube.com/watch?v=mw8ktF5El5s&list=PLIACT8MUZTgO-FkTsaFcopzuHq0dm_mxCCheck out audio-only versions of Jurassic Time's most popular videos via the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
Jurassic Parks Original T-Rex: The Tim Lawrence Files JURASSIC TIME 2024-04-08 | Jurassic Time unveils a very special short documentary: "JURASSIC PARK's Original T-Rex: The Tim Lawrence Files." Discover an unknown history behind the most famous dinosaur ever featured on film. Tim Lawrence was the first to design the Tyrannosaurus Rex for the classic movie. He worked on special creature effects for films like Ghostbusters 2, Harry and the Hendersons, & Gremlins 2. Tim was a man of many talents, and great aspirations, until he sadly passed away in 2019.During his career, Tim Lawrence was one of the first people employed for Steven Spielberg’s film adaptation of the Michael Crichton novel: JURASSIC PARK. At this time, he helped create the very first incarnation of Jurassic Park’s Tyrannosaurs Rex. Despite this milestone, after the film went on hiatus during Spielberg’s production of HOOK, Tim was replaced by Stan Winston for unknown reasons. But the story of Tim Lawrence’s time on Jurassic Park is still one that should be remembered. It’s an important piece of the film’s history; one that has never been told in any book or program.Years before his death, Tim listed several auctions of his Jurassic Park items on eBay. He provided several pictures and context for all of them, and most have never been seen before. Using these sources, and a few others, Derrick Davis has compiled them into a story that are all Tim's words; with short connective phrases to string them together. Voice actor J. Malone respectively recorded them. While this section of the presentation isn’t Tim’s voice, they are his stories. May he live on in memory…Time Codes:00:00 - Introduction & Tim Lawrence Clips04:04 - Tim Lawrence's History On Jurassic Park16:06 - Eulogy & CreditsCheck out an audio-only version of this video at the Jurassic Time Podcast:music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIACT8MUZTgMIfM7ZE0GTYMLam5Dk_j3wSee the legacy of Tim Lawrence's Conservation Arts:conservationarts.twentyfirstcenturystudios.comThis presentation includes clips from the following videos, with upscaling applied to the first two due to low quality sources:instagram.com/reel/C0Abez4PA0uweb.archive.org/web/20190406190656/http://www.conservationarts.net/index.htmlyoutube.com/watch?v=rkPaZi87YjgHear an interview with Tim Lawrence shortly before he passed away via The Good, The Bad, & The Sequel Podcast's exclusive conversation:youtube.com/watch?v=WslCq3uBxO8The "Eulogy" recited at the end of this presentation is from the upcoming novel 'Invertiverse' by Derrick Davis:derrickdavismedia.com/invertiverseSee J. Malone's many talents, including audio narrations of Jurassic Park-related books and short films:youtube.com/@ForeverMaloneTo hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:bernardakyer.wixsite.com/bardmedia-musicbardmediamusic.bandcamp.comFor more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:http://jurassictime.trescom.orgjurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirsExplore more Derrick Davis Media:http://derrickdavismedia.comThis presentation is not affiliated with UNIVERSAL STUDIOS, AMBLIN ENTERTAINMENT, or any of their affiliates or intellectual properties. Please continue to support the original copyright owners.
