How physical models became prehistoric legends on screen
In short: Discover the technical artistry behind the 1999 BBC series Walking with Dinosaurs. This footage reveals the intricate process of transforming physical animatronic models into lifelike computer-generated imagery.
The production of Walking with Dinosaurs took two years to complete. To achieve what was intended to be the most accurate portrayal of prehistoric animals ever broadcast, the team blended cutting-edge computer graphics with animatronics and informed speculation.
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