Walking With Dinosaurs: Prehistoric Planet 3D

 Walking with Dinosaurs: Prehistoric Planet 3D is an exciting adventure that transports audiences back to Cretaceous Alaska. The main characters in the story are a herd of large, frilled, plant-eating dinosaurs—Pachyrhinosaurus. The film follows their youngsters, and from the moment they hatch, they face predators, weather extremes, and natural disaster as they fight for survival through the seasons. It's an epic yet intimate story, and audiences of all ages will empathize with them and their struggles, just as they do with animals in contemporary wildlife documentaries. The film is an immersive 3D experience, the characters animated throughout, against real backgrounds. It's the most authentic dinosaur experience ever to be seen on the giant screen. The animals' bodies and movements have been precisely built up from fossil evidence, and their behavior is derived from paleontology and detailed knowledge of modern animal behavior, giving these creatures an amazing realism.

Film Details

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• Released:

  July 2014

• Status: In Distribution
• 3D: Yes
• Run Time: 20 minutes, 40 minutes
• Format: 2D, 3D, DCI-compliant Digital, IMAX Digital
• Distributor:

  BBC Earth, Giant Screen Films

• Produced By:

  BBC Earth, Reliance Entertainment, Evergreen Studios

• Executive Producer: Stuart Ford, Marcus Arthur, David Nicksay, Tim Hill, Miles Ketley, Zareh Nalbandian
• Producer: Mike Devlin, Amanda Hill and Deepak Nayar producers; Myles Connolly, Neil Nightingale supervising producers; Fiona Charlton, Julia Kenyon, Dana Belcastro, Scott Kroopf, John Lynch co-producers
• Director: Richard Dale, Barry Cook, Neil Nightingale
• Associate Producer:
• Writer: Richard Dale
• Cinematography: John Brooks
• Sound Editor:
• Visual Effects: Will Reichelt, VFX supervisor; Marco Marenghi, animation director
• Music/Score: Paul Leonard-Morgan
• Editor: Andy R. Worboys
• Narrator: Benedict Cumberbatch
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