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It’s the jungle. It’s dark. There are bug sounds all around you. You can smell damp soil and urine and faeces. It’s your urine and faeces. A moment ago you relieved yourself behind a tree and now you’re thinking, if you can smell it, maybe the things out there can too (the “things” are dinosaurs because this is a jurassic park story). You decide to move to another bit of jungle and start walking through the brush and hopping over fallen logs. It’s all very scary for you because you can’t really see where you’re going, and if you take a wrong turn you might fall down a ravine and break a limb. You might break many limbs, and that would make this whole thing even worse.
You've been walking for about a mile now, and just as you stop to take a rest, you hear a faint rustle in the distance. You freeze in place, and your eyes begin to dart around trying to spot any movement, but it’s useless because it’s night of course. Suddenly there’s another, louder, rustle. Much closer. “I should have stayed with the piss and shit”, you think to yourself. More rustles, footsteps, and a growl RIGHT next to you. It’s in this instant you realise you didn’t think those words at all. You just said them aloud. You spoke those words like you were talking to your best friend Craig at that busy club that you like. You aren’t sure how that just happened but you think maybe it’s because you are dehydrated (you did piss a lot). You don’t know whether to laugh or scream or cry, but just as you start to do all three at once, you are knocked to the ground and feel painful pressure around your neck as the thing that was behind you now sits on top of you and sinks its teeth in. You have just been killed by a dinosaur at Jurassic Park. Craig will be devastated.
Hey Tumblr friends, long time no see. Got a nice new video for ya that’s full of colours and strobes and stuff. It’s about Muldoon from Jurassic Park and I hope you like it. Okay I’m gonna go now, but I’ll put a selection of nice frames from the video up somewhere.
For the past couple of months I've been working on my ultimate Jurassic Park restoration edit, and though it’s still a long way off from being completed, I wanted to talk a bit about what I’ve done. This post will cover some of the changes I’ve made to the film, and why I’m even doing this in the first place.
Jurassic Park has been released in many different formats over the years, including LaserDisc, VHS, DVD, Blu-Rays — but none of these have ever matched the colour and overall visual quality of the original 1993 theatrical film print. The LaserDisc and VHS releases each had their own colour grades, and when the film was finally transferred to 1080p Blu-Ray in 2011, it received yet another alteration to its colour palette, this time the film we got was overexposed, grainy, and massively high in magenta. It was certainly the clearest and crispest the film had ever looked, but it was lacking everywhere else. Then, in 2013, the film underwent 3D post-conversion and got probably the worst treatment yet, with brown skies and sickly-orange grading.
I made the following video comparison showing the differences between the 2011 and 2013 Blu-Ray transfers. A lot of the visual weirdness is due to the 3D, so bear that in mind.
A few years ago I got hold of a scan of an original 35mm theatrical print of Jurassic Park and I was amazed at just how wonderful it looked. I’d heard people over the years talk about how gorgeous the film prints were — but this was breathtaking. The CGI looked better than I’d ever seen it, with dinosaurs looking completely present within the rest of the frame. Sure it had many signs of age: dust, scratches, jittery frames, but those colours where incredible. It was warm and bright where it needed to be, Isla Nublar was bursting with greens and blue skies, and the clouds were the purest white. The night scenes were filled with inky blue-blacks and felt completely immersive. The whole atmosphere of the film was improved by the grading, and everything had a magical golden warmth to it that I’ve always remembered Jurassic Park having.
It even sounded better: the original 6-track Cinema DTS audio was unbelievable. Everything was clearer, from voices to roars, from birds chirping to the John Williams score itself. I thought the remastered 5.1 Dolby Digital on the blu-rays was the best I’d heard, but I was wrong. I know that Gary Rydstrom personally oversaw that remaster, and is seen talking enthusiastically about it on the blu-ray extras, but it doesn’t even come close to the DTS, and I don’t know how the hell that’s possible.
Above is a short comparison between the Dolby and DTS. I chose a section of a scene in the film that has notoriously iffy audio. With the Dolby, the voices of Hammond and Gennaro blur together with the sound from the Jeeps, the road, and the score itself. It’s a little messy and muted. With the DTS however, the sound is crisp and there’s a clarity to the actors’ voices that isn’t present in the Dolby. Please note that this is a youtube encode of the Dolby/DTS files, in stereo, so the quality is even more reduced than on the originals, but it still gives you an idea of the difference.
Overall, in both sound and picture, it was a massive improvement over the home releases. But of course it wasn’t an ‘improvement’ at all, because this was how the film was originally presented. This was pristine Jurassic Park. Everything since had just gotten it wrong.
So a few months ago, with some input from fellow JP super nerds, I got the idea to try to create the ultimate version of Jurassic Park. A version that would match the colour grading of the original film prints, with the crispness and clarity of the 2011 transfer, and the excellent de-noising of the 2013 transfer (but not too much). On top of this, I wanted to try to include some of the alterations featured in the 3D post-conversion, like the removal of some visible cables and wires, and the stabilised titles.
As I said, the project is still far from being completed, but when it is — if it is — I’ll be back here with an update. I’m always chipping away at it, a little bit at a time, but other stuff gets in the way, and shit, those memes aren’t gonna make themselves.
Here are some more comparison shots for the time being:
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Here’s my latest video that celebrates the 25th Anniversary of Jurassic Park, my favourite film of all time. It briefly covers the filming and release of the film, and how the world reacted to it. Plus, there’s a section at the end that shows how fans today are still inspired by this wonderful dinosaur movie.
I wanted it to be a big, rousing, celebration of Jurassic Park, and I’m happy with the response it’s gotten from my fellow fans.
Today, June 11, marks the 23rd anniversary of Jurassic Park’s theatrical release. This week also marks one year since Jurassic World was released.
Jurassic Park fans are celebrating the anniversaries once again with Jurassic June, a month long celebration of all things Jurassic!
You may have noticed my sleek new blog theme, inspired by the Barbasol can from Jurassic Park, in honor of the holiday:
Some other ways the Jurassic community is celebrating:
Fan site jurassicworld.org has rebranded as Jurassic Outpost, with a brand new extensive website. Be sure to visit them for all the latest Jurassic Park and Jurassic World news, and join in a discussion on the new forums.
JurassicJune.com, with Tiny Dev Studio, has launched an incredibly addicting and insanely challenging new mobile game app this month called Jurassic Jump for Android and iOS.
Join Jurassic Park artist Shannon Shea in drawing a dinosaur every day this month with his 30 Days of Dinosaurs challenge on Twitter.
And, since the beginning of this month, the original three Jurassic Park movies are available on Netflix! So sit back, relax, and have a happy Jurassic June!
Here’s a recent video round-up. Just some of the stuff I've done but hadn't posted here on the site yet. First is my “Dinosaurs and Man” video, a nice slow saunter through some of Jurassic Park’s most inspiring and uplifting moments, set to “Claire de Lune” by Claude Debussy.
Following that, and changing the tone rather dramatically, is a weird little video tribute to Dennis Nedry. Finally we have my intro to Jurassic June 2016. Shorter than last years, which you can see here, but I was leaving for a camping trip and only had a few minutes to work on it.
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Unlike all the other films in the Jurassic Park franchise, last summer's Jurassic World lacked a rain sequence. Recently I learned that the climax of the film, the Indominus versus T. rex throw-down, was originally going to take place during a storm. If you watch the scene, you can see there are puddles of water on the ground, the lighting has a very overcast feel, and the characters and even dinosaurs look wet. This suggests that the decision to "cut" the rain was made relatively late.
I decided to add in some rain effects myself to get a sense of how the scene would look and feel. The results are a little rough in places as I'm not a VFX wizard, but it still gives you an idea of what could have been, and I think it fits rather nicely.
Full changes list:
• rain particles that change with wind direction
• various rain & thunder sound effects including when characters are indoors
• one cheeky lightning flash when the Rex roars (couldn't resist)
• slightly darkened the image and tweaked colour grade
Had some fun making this cover image from a packet of Jurassic Park trading cards that the brilliant JurassicCollectables posted on twitter.
It was such an appealing, solid design that gave me pangs of nostalgia, and I immediately wanted to have a go at recreating it myself (I do that sometimes) and the above is what I came up with. It’s not perfect, and I couldn't find the exact Rex photo, but it was a fun exercise.
Here’s the ‘90s throwback action figure promo I made for my fake “HYBRIDS” commercial. It was based on the one that comes up at the end of the old JP commercials, seen above.
I also thought it’d be funny to remake the Hasbro logo to look like the classic Kenner logo from the old toys. You can only see it for a few seconds in the video, but I think it was worth it.
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3D-printed Jurassic Park dinosaur figurines designed by the incredibly talented Manuel Bejarano.
These little guys are beautifully detailed and totally adorable, and look great on a shelf with all your other JP merch and collectibles.They are available to order through Shapeways here: http://www.shapeways.com/shops/mbcreations?sort=newest
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