Dinotasia aka Dinosaur Revolution ?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Apparently Discovery hasn't entirely given up on DR. They seem to have chosen to cut it down and release it to theaters .

Holtz : " Now it can be (partly) told: Some of the best bits of DInosaur Revolution are being strung together with narration by Werner Herzog into Dinotasia. "

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

Found this as well : http://www.visualarium.com/storyboards-with-david-krentz/dinotasia-the-course/#

[dinotoyforum]

I let out a jolted guffaw when Werner Herzog first chimes in. His narration seems...overly dramatic. But maybe that's just me 

[Himmapaan]

I let out a jolted guffaw when Werner Herzog first chimes in. His narration seems...overly dramatic. But maybe that's just me 

Well, now you've said that, it's rather hard to see it otherwise... 

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

I let out a jolted guffaw when Werner Herzog first chimes in. His narration seems...overly dramatic. But maybe that's just me 

Well, now you've said that, it's rather hard to see it otherwise... 

I have to agree. At least it's going to be VERY limited narration.

[SBell]

What does Asia specifically have to do with this film?

But seriously, if you require narration in a given language, perhaps using someone for whom that is their primary language would be most logical?  Honestly, even with minimal narration, every word spoken sounds 'off', not because of accent specifically, but because of tone and speaking style.  People get put off enough by the accents of people who speak the same language as it is (hence, American actors redubbing BBC doc's from David Attenborough). This won't really put an audience at ease.

And please don't misunderstand me--I'm not saying that people shouldn't be hearing differing accents. But on a commercial work meant for wide release, it's logical to cater to the audience.

And also, that may be the most bombastic, melodramatic narration ever written.  Maybe that doesn't help the language issue.

[DeadToothCrackKnuckle]

Though I can't wait ot see this in theatres, I wish it was still the classic DR. Does anyone know if the Syracosaurus storyboard is going to make its way into thw movie?

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

I would hope David might know..maybe he'll shed a light our way ?

[Weaver]

What does Asia specifically have to do with this film?

I don't think it's Asia, more of -tasia as in fantasia. Looks like a portmanteu of Dinosaur Fantasia is what I'm guessing. For theaters? Like theater-theaters or museum theaters is what I'm wondering about. I'd like to see it at a museum on the IMAX-screen. <3

[SBell]

What does Asia specifically have to do with this film?

I don't think it's Asia, more of -tasia as in fantasia. Looks like a portmanteu of Dinosaur Fantasia is what I'm guessing.

I was being facetious, hence the "  "

[Weaver]

Okay. Hard to tell. Lol!

[Blade-of-the-Moon]

What does Asia specifically have to do with this film?

I don't think it's Asia, more of -tasia as in fantasia. Looks like a portmanteu of Dinosaur Fantasia is what I'm guessing. For theaters? Like theater-theaters or museum theaters is what I'm wondering about. I'd like to see it at a museum on the IMAX-screen. <3

Could be IMAX only..but maybe available for any 3D theater ?

We're going back to Myrtle Beach in June so hopefully the IMAX there will have it.

[Tylosaurus]

The techniques used on how those Dino's have been rendered can be read here:
http://www.creativebloq.com/3d-tips/monster-size-sculpting-tips-123707/

Displacement Mapping is actually a  key feature of Tessellation, the Dino's have Tessellated Skin and body parts horns and such. each part is different than the other in various ways.

[krentz]

Wow!!! Cant wait to see it

D

[SBell]

Isn't this:

http://www.dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php/topic,172.0.html

already a thread on the same subject?