T1000’s, Trex’s & Eyebrow Mites
summary
Claims that a fully digital T‑rex is feasible and production‑ready, built in off‑hours with an archaic modelling system (Alias 2.4.1) and a four‑word kinematic rig, then proven by a wide‑angle walk test that convinces effects leads and forces a rewrite of the ending. Notes Jurassic Park ends up with ~15 minutes of dinosaurs, ~9 minutes practical, and argues modern engines could do the shots now — citing the real-time Unreal pipeline and ongoing rendering tradeoffs between quality and compute.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:29The road to Jurassic Park
- 7:07Revolutionizing film effects
- 9:49The impact of CGI
- 12:53Nature as the ultimate guide
- 18:17The philosophy of technology
- 21:12Animation and realism
- 25:22Future of rendering and time
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