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Derrick Davis recently had conversations with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras, background cast members, in the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World': Anthony Feliciano, Bo Monarch, and Brent Kappel. Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dives into the memories of their incredible experiences on the impressive sets. Not only do we get to hear their fun stories, but we also get to see some rare behind the scenes photos, video footage, and other cool imagery that helps bring us along on their thrilling ride.
PART FOUR: Deep In The Creation Lab
The final segment of the series features Brent describing what it was like portraying a scientist in the Hammond Creation Lab, then reveals several props that mysteriously left with him. He tells a funny story involving Chris Pratt, and one of the props he shows us features a dinosaur dietary chart.
'Jurassic World' was released to theaters nearly a decade ago. Let that sink in for a moment. For many, the memories of seeing the film are already nostalgic. Despite this year, 2023, being the 30th anniversary of the original 'Jurassic Park', it is also a time to be reflective over the entire series. The fourth film in the story of 'Jurassic Park' came after 14 years of nothing between it and the previous film, 'Jurassic Park 3'. During that huge gap, fans imagined endless ideas as to what the next adventure in their favorite series would be.
In 2013, it was finally announced that a new 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. That's when the three fans in this program embarked on a trip that would change their lives...
Starring:
Anthony Feliciano
https://twitter.com/TheAntFeliciano
Bo Monarch
Brent Kappel
https://twitter.com/BrentKappel
Watch the playlist of the entire 4-part program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW1k6IcWRwI&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I79
For more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:
http://jurassictime.trescom.org
https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:
PART 03 of 04.
Derrick Davis recently had conversations with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras, background cast members, in the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World': Anthony Feliciano, Bo Monarch, and Brent Kappel. Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dives into the memories of their incredible experiences on the impressive sets. Not only do we get to hear their fun stories, but we also get to see some rare behind the scenes photos, video footage, and other cool imagery that helps bring us along on their thrilling ride.
PART THREE: Main Street
For the third segment, Brent details the stunning Main Street set that was built next to an abandoned Six Flags amusement park. He gives us detailed descriptions of many Main Street locations, including the mostly-unseen Jurassic Traders Gift Shop, and the shock of Katie McGrath (who played Zara) performing some of her insane stunts on set.
'Jurassic World' was released to theaters nearly a decade ago. Let that sink in for a moment. For many, the memories of seeing the film are already nostalgic. Despite this year, 2023, being the 30th anniversary of the original 'Jurassic Park', it is also a time to be reflective over the entire series. The fourth film in the story of 'Jurassic Park' came after 14 years of nothing between it and the previous film, 'Jurassic Park 3'. During that huge gap, fans imagined endless ideas as to what the next adventure in their favorite series would be.
In 2013, it was finally announced that a new 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. That's when the three fans in this program embarked on a trip that would change their lives...
Starring:
Anthony Feliciano
https://twitter.com/TheAntFeliciano
Bo Monarch
Brent Kappel
https://twitter.com/BrentKappel
Watch the playlist of the entire 4-part program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW1k6IcWRwI&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I79
For more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:
http://jurassictime.trescom.org
https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:
PART 02 of 04.
Derrick Davis recently had conversations with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras, background cast members, in the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World': Anthony Feliciano, Bo Monarch, and Brent Kappel. Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dives into the memories of their incredible experiences on the impressive sets. Not only do we get to hear their fun stories, but we also get to see some rare behind the scenes photos, video footage, and other cool imagery that helps bring us along on their thrilling ride.
PART TWO: Hammond's Lab & Innovation Center
Anthony and Bo look back at their experiences inside the highly-detailed Hammond Creation Lab and Samsung Innovation Center sets. We get a fun recollection of what they thought their scenes were about while being filmed, as well as some props, like a map, that they were able to take home with them.
'Jurassic World' was released to theaters nearly a decade ago. Let that sink in for a moment. For many, the memories of seeing the film are already nostalgic. Despite this year, 2023, being the 30th anniversary of the original 'Jurassic Park', it is also a time to be reflective over the entire series. The fourth film in the story of 'Jurassic Park' came after 14 years of nothing between it and the previous film, 'Jurassic Park 3'. During that huge gap, fans imagined endless ideas as to what the next adventure in their favorite series would be.
In 2013, it was finally announced that a new 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. That's when the three fans in this program embarked on a trip that would change their lives...
Starring:
Anthony Feliciano
https://twitter.com/TheAntFeliciano
Bo Monarch
Brent Kappel
https://twitter.com/BrentKappel
Watch the playlist of the entire 4-part program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW1k6IcWRwI&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I79
For more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:
http://jurassictime.trescom.org
https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:
PART 01 of 04.
Derrick Davis recently had conversations with three fans who were lucky enough to have been extras, background cast members, in the massive New Orleans sets of 'Jurassic World': Anthony Feliciano, Bo Monarch, and Brent Kappel. Their discussions were edited into a 4-part video series that dives into the memories of their incredible experiences on the impressive sets. Not only do we get to hear their fun stories, but we also get to see some rare behind the scenes photos, video footage, and other cool imagery that helps bring us along on their thrilling ride.
PART ONE: Mosasaur Stadium & Old Visitor Center
Anthony and Bo first describe what it was like filming the famous Mosasaur Stadium sequence. We learn how little of the set there actually was, and the simple methods used to create a much larger effect on screen. They also catch a glimpse of the original 'Jurassic Park' Visitor Center's eerie ruins. Despite seeing the set from afar, it was enough to give them immense excitement.
'Jurassic World' was released to theaters nearly a decade ago. Let that sink in for a moment. For many, the memories of seeing the film are already nostalgic. Despite this year, 2023, being the 30th anniversary of the original 'Jurassic Park', it is also a time to be reflective over the entire series. The fourth film in the story of 'Jurassic Park' came after 14 years of nothing between it and the previous film, 'Jurassic Park 3'. During that huge gap, fans imagined endless ideas as to what the next adventure in their favorite series would be.
In 2013, it was finally announced that a new 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. That's when the three fans in this program embarked on a trip that would change their lives...
Starring:
Anthony Feliciano
https://twitter.com/TheAntFeliciano
Bo Monarch
Brent Kappel
https://twitter.com/BrentKappel
Watch the playlist of the entire 4-part program:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW1k6IcWRwI&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMMSClhD8dR37MLorRb3I79
For more from Jurassic Time, including extensive articles and additional interviews, visit:
http://jurassictime.trescom.org
https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composer Bernard A. Kyer, visit:
Welcome to Jurassic Time - The Podcast, where you can experience many audio versions of our original programs, including The Memoir Of John Parker Hammond & Rick Carter's Jurassic Park. For more, including video versions, visit: http://jurassictime.trescom.org
For more about the podcast, visit: https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs/podcast
In celebration of the release of "Jurassic World: The Ultimate Visual History", Insight Editions presents author James Mottram in conversation with Jurassic World Animation Director/Paleoartist Glen McIntosh. Discussion moderated by Derrick Davis, Writer at Jurassic Outpost & Creator of Jurassic Time! Intro/Outro by Insight Edition's Marketing & Publicity Strategist Amanda Hariri.
Live Book Release Event via Crowdcast (10/25/22)
https://www.crowdcast.io/c/jurassic-world-uvh-release
"Jurassic World: The Ultimate Visual History" delivers a comprehensive look at the making of the first hit film, as well as its thrilling sequels Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and Jurassic World: Dominion.
Through rare and never-before-seen imagery and exclusive interviews with key creatives, this deluxe volume explores the entire creative process from the films’ stunning dinosaur designs to the epic location shoots and the creation of the films’ incredible visual effects. Fans will also discover a fascinating look at the wider world of the saga, including the Netflix animated series Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, video games, toys, theme park attractions, and more.
Video version available:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQuVevYSQEI
Read Derrick's review of the book at Jurassic Outpost:
Purchase the book at Amazon:
For more from Jurassic Time, visit:
Is Karel Zeman's Czech classic "Cesta do pravěku", aka "Journey To The Beginning Of Time", the best prehistoric film ever? See for yourself as this video delves into what makes the film so special, along with other points of interest; including some differences between its original language version and the United States English dubbed cut!
You can own it as part of a set of three Karel Zeman films from The Criterion Collection, which includes BOTH CUTS in the BEST QUALITY ever on DVD and Blu-Ray! It also includes a interview with #JurassicPark's Phil Tippett!
Video version available:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIRD0BkRGVs
Buy the Criterion Collection version here: https://amzn.to/3DcjEmb
OR here: https://www.criterion.com/boxsets/2880-three-fantastic-journeys-by-karel-zeman
Stream it on the Criterion Channel (free trial available): https://www.criterionchannel.com/journey-to-the-beginning-of-time
Also available internationally on a Region-Free DVD or Blu-Ray (with INFERIOR sources for the US English dubbed cut) from Second Run.
Buy the Second Run version here: https://amzn.to/3ghgt3H
For more about my involvement on Criterion's release (and Second Run's), check out this post on the Blu-Ray.com forums: ray.com/showpost.php?p=17074901&postcount=28">https://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=17074901&postcount=28
PART 03 of 03. Some explicit language is present.
Seamus Blackley is the creator of the world-famous XBOX gaming system, but before that he was the producer and programmer of the 1998 PC game "Trespasser- The Lost World: Jurassic Park". Despite high ambitions, it was sadly met with production hurdles & a deadline that crippled the game. Despite its failure, Blackley's success with the XBOX reinvigorated his career, leading to yet another opportunity to explore the gaming world of the Jurassic Park franchise. He was tasked to create a game that took place after the original film trilogy. Even though an impressive pitch trailer and other materials were created, the game never got made. It had been called: "Jurassic World".
Join Derrick Davis as he discusses with Seamus Blackley both of these Jurassic Park games, what went wrong, and how they refused to remain extinct.
Interview conducted by Derrick Davis in August 2022.
Watch a video version, featuring never-before-seen artwork & video footage, at the YouTube playlist of the entire 3-part program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SyTT07cR6M&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMubIHFdl6F-Kh_xvzBCb9Q
For more from Jurassic Time, including some of the materials used in this video, visit: http://jurassictime.trescom.org https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composers Bernard A. Kyer, Caleb Burnett, & Bill Brown, visit: https://www.bardmediamusic.com https://www.calebburnettmusic.com https://www.billbrownmusic.com
This 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.
[Originally Published: September 2022]
PART 02 of 03. Some explicit language is present.
Seamus Blackley is the creator of the world-famous XBOX gaming system, but before that he was the producer and programmer of the 1998 PC game "Trespasser- The Lost World: Jurassic Park". Despite high ambitions, it was sadly met with production hurdles & a deadline that crippled the game. Despite its failure, Blackley's success with the XBOX reinvigorated his career, leading to yet another opportunity to explore the gaming world of the Jurassic Park franchise. He was tasked to create a game that took place after the original film trilogy. Even though an impressive pitch trailer and other materials were created, the game never got made. It had been called: "Jurassic World".
Join Derrick Davis as he discusses with Seamus Blackley both of these Jurassic Park games, what went wrong, and how they refused to remain extinct.
Interview conducted by Derrick Davis in August 2022.
Watch a video version, featuring never-before-seen artwork & video footage, at the YouTube playlist of the entire 3-part program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SyTT07cR6M&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMubIHFdl6F-Kh_xvzBCb9Q
For more from Jurassic Time, including some of the materials used in this video, visit: http://jurassictime.trescom.org https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composers Bernard A. Kyer, Caleb Burnett, & Bill Brown, visit: https://www.bardmediamusic.com https://www.calebburnettmusic.com https://www.billbrownmusic.com
This 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.
[Originally Published: September 2022]
PART 01 of 03. Some explicit language is present.
Seamus Blackley is the creator of the world-famous XBOX gaming system, but before that he was the producer and programmer of the 1998 PC game "Trespasser- The Lost World: Jurassic Park". Despite high ambitions, it was sadly met with production hurdles & a deadline that crippled the game. Despite its failure, Blackley's success with the XBOX reinvigorated his career, leading to yet another opportunity to explore the gaming world of the Jurassic Park franchise. He was tasked to create a game that took place after the original film trilogy. Even though an impressive pitch trailer and other materials were created, the game never got made. It had been called: "Jurassic World".
Join Derrick Davis as he discusses with Seamus Blackley both of these Jurassic Park games, what went wrong, and how they refused to remain extinct.
Interview conducted by Derrick Davis in August 2022.
Watch a video version, featuring never-before-seen artwork & video footage, at the YouTube playlist of the entire 3-part program: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SyTT07cR6M&list=PLIACT8MUZTgMubIHFdl6F-Kh_xvzBCb9Q
For more from Jurassic Time, including some of the materials used in this video, visit: http://jurassictime.trescom.org https://jurassictime.wixsite.com/memoirs
To hear more music from composers Bernard A. Kyer, Caleb Burnett, & Bill Brown, visit: https://www.bardmediamusic.com https://www.calebburnettmusic.com https://www.billbrownmusic.com
This 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.
[Originally Published: September 2022]
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