CGI VFX Breakdown : "Jurassic World" - by Image Engine | TheCGBros

Check out this fantastic VFX movie breakdown featuring a revealing look at some of Image Engine's VFX work for the Hollywood blockbuster, "Jurassic World"! 280 shots in ​Jurassic World, ​ comprising environment extensions, FX elements, jungle simulations and highly detailed matte paintings. But of course, the most impressive and challenging work came in the creation of the dinosaurs themselves, particularly the four ferocious raptors: Blue, Delta, Charlie and Echo.For more information, please see the details and links below:
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[@Danwolf15]

I think this movie is really underrated. This is hands down the best way It could be done and they did it perfectly. People are just too selfish and used to the first movie's technology

[@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067]

Those raptor heads in the cage look amazing. The backgrounds and minor details that have CGI are also really impressive. Some CGI looks obvious, but not bad. Same with most films. For now, though, the CGI looks great. People under-appreciate CGI so much.

[@maximusspqr]

So true....everyone likes to compare the best of models/sets with the worst of CGI. Sadly, its never the other way around.

[@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067]

Brian Hayne Completely agree. There's been plenty of times where Animatronics have looked obviously fake, but they're never mentioned. One example would be the T-Rex in Jurassic Park 3 when it was eating the dead carcass, it looked really stiff.

[@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067]

Every shot that involved a Dinosaur's full body walking or running was CGI, yes.

[@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067]

***** Oh, I see what you mean now, yeah, that'll be why. I heard that the next film will have a bigger budget so the next film will have more to spend building animatronics.

[@KrystleShak]

It's funny how we miss the little things. It's absolutely incredible to know that things such as blades of grass, dirt, water, scenery were so well put together. I truly believe that they were real. Great work!

[@Henbot]

I could see them when I saw the movie as CGI so I didn't get that immersed

[@KrystleShak]

Henbot Omg now that you mention it you are so right!

[@jodran5228]

These animators did an incredible job! It could've used more practical effects, but I'm sick of people faulting the cgi itself for that.

[@VFXLtd]

+JodrantheBlueKid The CGI is over the moon. It's the color grading that makes it looks less realistic.

[@jodran5228]

That's quite true, since the best shots of them seem to be the ones at night. Though I still think the textures and movements of the dinosaurs are admirably fantastic.

[@qarlesyachannel6832]

fyyupfttryhuhretf

[@errhka]

+JodrantheBlueKid It's terrible CGI - Even just looking at Jurassic Park 3 vs Jurassic World, it's easy to see which one is far superior

[@jodran5228]

Erika Nilsson The animatronics in JP3 are more superior, yes, but the actual cg? I honestly beg to differ

[@tolebelon]

The best CG is the CG you dont notice....

[@Henbot]

Noticed it all in this movie, except the one puppet they used-- which was the dead dino

[@tolebelon]

+Henbot Well seeing as most of the CG was just Dino's its kinda hard not to see it. ;) I guess its more that the CG in this movie didnt pull me out of my suspension of disbelief. The plot however...

[@Henbot]

tolebelon CGI did for me

[@sicklephantom3493]

Like the cliff for the raptor paddock and the grass and that awesome raptor head Barry touched, I thought was real and I was amazed how they pulled it off.

[@masterxehanort3624]

+Henbot Actually the CGI dinos looks much more realistic than the puppet

[@VazViper]

I'm a begginer "vfx/cgi artist" and can I say the cgi in this film is insane, most people haven't tried it and don't know how hard it is also the actors are pointed and told what to do its not very hard for them. 👍

[@AakashKalaria]

0:33 That dino had some buffering issues...

[@Henbot]

Ahaha I saw that too was hilarious, made me wonder if you watched movie again you could see it

[@TyrannoWright]

"Shit, guys! Hold up, I'm lagging the fuck out."

[@VFXLtd]

+Aakash Kalaria lmaoo haha

[@DVXXIII]

+Aakash Kalaria Its the dinosaur thats infront of the camera at that point, all other dinosaurs are going faster for dramatic effect, once the camera is out of the way they add it back in the pack.

[@Yourhighnessnona]

+Aakash Kalaria Haha cute

[@TheMcardarelli]

I think that what gives away the CGI more than its looks (unless its Sharknado level CGI), is the movement. The textures felt really real, but some movements were like too "exagerated", dont know how to explain it, like you get that "There´s no way an animal can move that way", which feels unrealistic. Dinosaurs on previous one were "bulkier", slower, which made you feel all the mass of the animal, making it more real.

[@bhasvanthraj]

you create bones and muscles also!!?? omg! thats pure quality!

[@RnBoy15]

All that blue tint made it look like cgi. Just saying. You guys can make incredible animations and models, then screw it up with hollywood blue tint...

[@FreestyleFreelancer]

Very true

[@VFXLtd]

+Vida András The first trailer was awful tbh. The amount of orange and teal color grading lol...

[@rostanton5427]

I like don't the blue tint especially at night time. The scene where the raptors have finally caught up the Indominus. You can see where they actually captured the that scene during the day time and then added blue tint too make it look like it was night time. Making it look like the moon(which was the sun) just look unrealistically bright in the background.

[@VFXLtd]

Ro Stanton Unfortunately i also have to agree on that as well. It looked like a scene from a video game.

[@venusveronica2169]

it's not that bad but yes the dirt color would be more realistic

[@NASUKAization]

It was fantastic!!

[@Henbot]

Wasn't for me, could see majority of it all as CGI. Only time I thought a puppet was used was the dying dino. So I never got immersed in the movie

[@川畑徹-x4e]

People complain about CGI but.....I only noticed the grass and trees was CGI after watching this, so I think that is a terrific job!

[@raymondp6865]

Whoa when the raptors head is in the trap I thought it was a prop, that's impressive

[@polobaluyut6816]

There was already a prop. They just used the prop for a guide on lighting.

[@Drragnorr]

+Polo Baluyut still impressive

[@Satirisch]

+Polo Baluyut that prop isn't a good lighting reference. they used it for the actor but yes.

[@jadeo8332]

Can't imagine how hard it is for the actors to film this... with nothing..

[@brar12zhinzai]

the question is how hard the animator should work the CGI, they have to imagine the scene and then do all this complicated animation, while the actors only have to imagine and then act, random people can do it just by practice

[@roshanandleeb3463]

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[@albaluzguevara1148]

Sparking Jade

[@brickbybrick7432]

Just imagine how actors and actresses try to act in the prequels of Star Wars when everything is green screen or blue screen

[@ThatGuy-qh5ec]

They actually have something to work with , for the raptor scene people in raptor heads were acting like dinosaurs for a reference.

[@sangitamahanta2640]

best VFX work which i ever seen

[@VFXLtd]

What a beautiful breakdown and awesome music! ":)

[@sarakaitlynn]

Everyone is saying how cool and great the animation and graphics are..which they are but can we just appreciate the fact that Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas are incredibly good actors do you know how hard it would be to know exactly where the dinosaurs are gonna be and try to keep a straight face when talking to basically nothing and how perfection you have to be in order to get this all right. Like THAT IS SOME SERIOUS GOOD ACTING!!😂😱 Like I would never be able to be that good and to keep a straight face!!! Good job Chris and Bryce like WOW and all the actors who had to talk to the “dinosaurs”.

[@Henbot]

Coôl video. Honestly didn't think the CGI was that sophisticated because it looked like CGI easily. But nice to see they had part of a puppet at one point. Also big thumbs up to the actors that did such a good job -- Bryce Dallas and the kids, Chris Pratt was least convincing, big thumbs up for their performances that they literally did against air

[@glant2005]

That was incredibly amazing!

[@Snowfang00]

if you think about it, a lot of work went into making Jurrassic World, in the original trilogy, they still used CGI but they also had several animatronics like Rexy and the Spinosaurus.

[@vipervinodh]

The Fx is literally...........amazing

[@T4terrible]

2:02 looks better than the final version!

[@chiudebbie691]

Impressed!!!! You guys make really great cgs!!! Nice jobs:) appreciateeee you guys endeavours!!!!!!!

[@ramanjeetsingh8684]

This is awesome!!!!.....I love it when u guys upload the vfx breakdowns.....keep it up.....

[@zeeshanzaffar1435]

Wow, amazingly done. Impressive.

[@PaleozoicProductions]

Maybe.... Wait.... The CG looks amazing. What if they had the raptors from JP 3?

[@島流し猪突に]

Awesome!! I love this movie very much.

[@superstellar243]

Entire island and forests have been created with 3D animation. Cool.

[@thespalitine]

Holy S**t great work ILM!

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

+jack skullcrack It clearly says this work was done by Image Engine and not ILM. They have a whole section on their site about their involvement in JW and with ILM.

[@thespalitine]

+Redwald Cuthberting oh my mistake. :-)

[@redwaldcuthberting7195]

I thought it was ILM at first too. :D

[@BikinFilmYok]

Wow, I like the coloring of the original footage better. Makes it look more realistic.

[@mikopedregosa5916]

Power of editing 👌Awesome

[@theropodking8929]

breath taking

[@Giantcowfilms]

Am I the only one who thinks the prosthetic head used at 3:43 looks worse then the CG dinosaur? Its about time people realize that the reason the 90s' practical effects looked so good in the first Jurassic Park film was because of how soft and (in that case dark) the image was. CG is more realistic (when done by pros like Image Engine) and often cheaper.

[@infermex]

+GiantCowFilms To be fair, the prosthetic head was only used for reference.

[@_lithp]

+Max Power It looks like the CGI stopped at the neck.

[@jamesxxxyz8775]

Actors can interact with this head much better. To build this head was more expensive than cgi.

[@DarthBiomech]

+GiantCowFilms I think this is the case when CGI should've used to improve properties of the animatronic prop, to make it appear less stiff and rubber-like. That's the best from both worlds.

[@Henbot]

The puppet one I didn't realise was CGI and yeah the head could of been better but CGI if easily seen breaks immersion and I could see all the rest as CGI and it was not as immersive as Jurassic park was. Even trex in Jurassic park looked better. Ray Harryhausen the legend said they are all tools in the toolbox. So being some one tool fanatic is more likely going to lead to you being a false created of immersion. Reason why practical effects are still totally valid so stop being CGI zealot

[@jackspin6228]

for all ppl who attack the CGI -_- , go and make it by ur self u don't even know how hard it take to make those CGI #respect for those VFX artist (y)

[@MichaelLeroi]

+jack spin Yes, congratulations, they spent hours and hours and millions of dollars making something that looks like a video game. How dare people have an opinion!!?

[@il100374]

+jack spin "YOU THINK THIS MOVIE SUCKS? MAKE YOUR OWN MOVIE IF YOU THINK IT'S SO BAD. YOU THINK THIS HAIR STYLE'S UGLY? MAKE YOUR OWN HAIR STYLE IF YOU THINK IT'S SO EASY!" You sound like a 3rd grader...

[@MichaelLeroi]

+Terror Owl Hard work doesn't make something immune to criticism. The fact is, the CGI in "Kon Tiki" cost less than half as much as this, came out 2 years earlier, and probably didn't take as long to produce. But it looks photorealistic. My point is this, crap is crap regardless of how long it takes to make.

[@MichaelLeroi]

+Terror Owl I sincerely doubt the animators at bloody Industrial Light and Magic are going to read my KZbin comments -_-

[@whencaniliveinpeace9344]

I want to be a VFX artist for Disney when I grow up! and/or an animator!

[@rileysavoye7159]

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Sameir8055]

That was amazingly wonderful :)

[@chicago2650]

Aaaaa thats so cooooollll!

[@vietduynguyen216]

Love the music and the dinos

[@alexandrasantos7227]

This is amazing, i love this soo much

[@henrymdza4221]

Great work !

[@URBEXPhilippines]

TECHNOLOGIES! WOOH!

[@emilymacias2929]

This is Amazing!

[@JeffTheFlyingShark]

Would love to see more scenes like the Indominus Rex scenes and the Mosasaur scenes for example.

[@holliella]

Been waiting for this

[@Furypixel]

LOVE IT!!!

[@JohnathonBarker]

Cool Animations :)

[@JohnSmith-gr8oo]

Am I the only one who thought the color of some of the scenes was better pre-CGI inserts?

[@vantown4105]

AWESOME!!!!

[@mrzeromafia]

what program did they use? NUKE? amazing 0-0

[@zeeshanzaffar1435]

+Luigi Cesare Me curious too ,but now a days program doesn't matters, what it does is how to achieve it what program makes it best.

[@RocksmithPdl]

They make their own custom software with their own assets, they dont just have 90million dollars budget for no reason

[@zeeshanzaffar1435]

Rocksmith Pdl Exactly, That is what I meant to say.

[@mrzeromafia]

Rocksmith Pdl they can easly make any kind of program they want, I know it, but why waste time & budget to make a software which is already there to use for?

[@lowenorman8719]

+Luigi Cesare I know they used Zbrush for the dinosaur models pre-retopology but I'm not sure about the rest. If you want to learn this stuff then the industry standrad softwares are pretty much Zbrush, Photoshop and Maya with support of some specialized software like XNormal and Marvelous Designer. So I'd recommend anyone who wants to learn to learn those. But lots of people use different stuff like Modo, 3ds Max, 3d Coat and Fusion. Personally I use Zbrush and Modo for the majority of my workflow but I don't animate/rig I just design stuff : )

[@lathah8160]

Wow! From what it was to what it became. It's really awesome. but how come they don't use any green screens? and night time VFX must be difficult righ? compared to the day?

[@lathah8160]

oh oh, one more. why do they need to model the skeleton and the muscles? why not just one single raptor mesh?

[@tobiasnn5792]

Because they made various scenes with thoses skeletons and the muscles, the one that whore chosen they finalized

[@JNevin-oe2gl]

(batman voice) aww that was awesome

[@FangyDoesArt]

Oh man, they were right about the overuse of the teal orange split. Nevertheless, I am still in awe at how far this technology has gone. It's still fucking incredible stuff.

[@BergsArt]

These days, these visuals are not aiming for realism. These days it's a trend to make scenes look epic.

[@feenux09]

+Pinabery Studios that's exactly what I think! I' pretty sure that's the problem with CGI these days as well.

[@BergsArt]

Asdrubal Leon I agree, but I wouldn't call it a problem, Realistic effects seem to make people bored and sleepy. Like when you watch jurassic park movies in 2015

[@luisa.belmares5716]

I agree, but the pacing has something to do too. Nowadays blockbusters are frenetic with no sense of building tension. So new generations need 50 bright and chaotic shots in a minute to not get bored.

[@sarakaitlynn]

Whoever is saying that the CGI Is trash and acting like you can do any better. Just be quiet you try to make a 2 year processed movie with this GOOD of animation that look pretty real. I mean I was terrified of these things😂 like man just respect the fact they are THIS talented. 60% of the comments just have no respect what so ever!!! Like eeeer makes me mad. Ok people let’s see your tiny stickman animation and see if it is far more greater than this. It’s more than likely gonna be 100% trash lol😂 no offense

[@iRyanInSpaceN1701D]

that would be a cool background work day

[@will891410]

I think the first ones were way better than those totally PC made effects.

[@BennyFlaco]

amazing

[@intensitydigital]

I'm wandering how they tracked some of these shots

[@intensitydigital]

***** Probably but manual tracking is a huge pain. No fun at all.

[@intensitydigital]

***** I know how it works but automated tracking only works to a point. Some of these shots look difficult for the computer to handle well.

[@spacetimelapses3988]

I see, that the forest is a 3D model :D so they can probably track the background of the forest :)

[@the_real_elsa_the_real_one]

very interesting

[@Yash-pc4is]

It's my childhood memory :)

[@dtonic1629]

Where can I find the soundtrack? It's amazing. I love stuff like this.

[@myrianfoxy7663]

You can even doubt, but im here just because of the song in the video XD

[@tashyaw6917]

Epic!!!

[@adrawingguy9013]

Also fun fact the Dino's we're motion capture too that would explain why they move realistically too

[@MichaelLeroi]

+Robert Eanes Because nothing says realistic dinosaur movement like humans in suits...

[@pepper341]

sooo cool.

[@최대식-w6c]

Cool ~ i like

[@DavionSobek]

I regularly see great similarities between the skeletal and muscle systems used by various companies during CGI breakdowns. Are they all the same industry standard plugins or are the muscles and skeletons manually modeled and traditionally rigged underneath the outer mesh using the same techniques?

[@VFXLtd]

+Scheiße Kopf I read it somewhere that they had to invent a new set of muscles and bones for the dinosaurs.

[@sandymoua88]

Love song!!!

[@viviennelandgraf9284]

really good video... but what is the music called which you have chosen in this video?;)

[@sofiaoliveiragoncalves4240]

uooooooooooll!!!!!!!👌

[@ponderingpeony]

I love it

[@theamazingwatermelon5944]

i really love the raptors

[@BenjaminKristiansen]

Ok, now do a millistep by millistep tutorial please? ;P haha jk, but I would love to learn how to make small scenes with amazing quality VFX like this.

[@johndo9165]

how come the unfinished CGI looks A LOT better than the final CGI? =))

[@thepolishguy5764]

I like this video

[@specklesandblueeyes]

What song is this? I love it.

[@DarthMahlgus]

Its funny how awesome CGI is these days, yet the dinosaurs in this movie looks worse then older ones. Im a firm believer in less is more.

[@dmtd2388]

The CGI of Jurassic Word are really good like Jurassic park the only problem that people think its to cgi i think its that it has to much high dynamic range HDR maybe it could be done better and better color correction at night scenes

[@dougichichijunior7924]

love this song

[@jss3962]

This CGI is fucking inexcusable for a big budget Hollywood movie!

[@bobbytmm]

the problem is not in the cgi min fact cgi in nowadays movies are alot better than older jurassic park movies ,the problem is in the camera movement and trying to go for an epic scene instead of a realistic scene

[@esdraspng]

cool!

[@raaghavsaxena1174]

Wait wait wait the music got changed, was it a copyright thing? Last I watched this video was like 6 months ago, what happened?

[@kevinwang0903]

That really so sad to me... Because of I'm so love that music

[@perlaalvarez8622]

Wow .. I like

[@mr.sophisticated.7951]

I like background music.😂😂

[@jimoakley666]

Every single scene looked so much better, not to mention far more realistic, before the godawful blue colour grading. The bane of modern movies.

[@NSWSteamFan]

There should be a spin-off series about the raptors (but don’t give the raptors dialogue because that would be stupid).

[@TomHarrisP]

The original Jurassic Park looked real because of film grain. This movie should've been shot on film! The vfx could be added in with film grain like they did with the walking dead because you don't notice the CGI in that tv show AT ALL

[@TomHarrisP]

Oh wait, it's shot on 65mm.

[@top10archive93]

amaizing

[@shaheerhazmanfitri9840]

What is the name of the background music..? sounds good..

[@Late-ic]

video and music looks cool what is music used please

[@ima_potterhead8795]

YWhale Joe no its the original version (instrumental) the farewell version is much more calmer

[@TheGeckoGameplay]

how did they make this? the video must have been sent to them in 2D. did they manually create a 3D model of the areas and then render it? I'm still lost on how CGI works?? someone please explain.

[@janhayacienthgailvalencia671]

awsome

[@prospector3437]

wow just wow

[@dougichichijunior7924]

the start is cool sound

[@flightlesscoffeebirdboy9655]

the music maan, everybody want to know who made the music for this showreel!

[@mattsummers4155]

+Adyprima Nigraha Hey, I know this music! :) It's Zack Hemsey - Finding Home (Instrumental). You can find his channel here on KZbin.

[@flightlesscoffeebirdboy9655]

Matt Summers Oh my, thanks a lot man!

[@miamama9886]

+Matt Summers OMG, Thankyou so much!

[@jackrndm]

epic

[@jim.....]

anyone know how the foliage was created? speedtree?

[@avikbellic911]

+James Johnston i am guessing the same but it could be their own engine too.

[@VFXLtd]

+James Johnston Prob a combination of speedtree, vue and some propriety software.

[@manuelbrenesordonez8454]

El CGI ha destruido el verdadero séptimo arte

[@bluesquadron593]

Its crazy

[@kaleywebb885]

wish you guys didn't fuck with the background and natural color and make everything blue

[@AnthonyMernacaj]

that was to give it the appearance of a night time look.