JURASSIC PARK TRICERATOPS - Part 2 - Puppeteering an Animatronic Dinosaur

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Rehearsing Jurassic Park's sick Triceratops puppet
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JURASSIC PARK's full-size animatronic sick Triceratops puppet comes together at Stan Winston Studio and on the Hawaiian set of Jurassic Park. SWS Triceratops team members Al Sousa and Shannon Shea reveal the mechanical techniques and rehearsal process that helped bring Jurassic Park's ailing dinosaur to life.
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[@StanWinstonSchool]

Read the FULL STORY here: bit.ly/JpTriceratopsYT - Balázs

[@jurassiraptor]

The bit about "dirtying up" the triceratops puppet was one of my favorite aspects of this scene in the film, as it made the dinosaur "real." Too often creatures in movies look too perfect and polished, whereas real animals in real life are often covered in dirt and scars and everything else. This attention to detail helped make the triceratops among the most believable dino characters in the JP films, and I hope that kind of striving for authenticity is continued in JP4.

[@enjoiGage]

Jurassic Park was the first movie I remember seeing as a child and I can just remember the awe I was in seeing this massive creatures come to life on screen and now 20 years later seeing how these amazing dinosaurs were made is inspiring. It's almost as if I'm experiencing the movie in a new perspective. You guys over at Stan Winston are honestly my heroes, I greatly want to thank you for making my childhood so memorable and simply incredible. You guys really do some fantastic work.

[@TuomioK]

This could never be done in CGI. The effects in Jurassic Park were amazing back then and are amazing even today. The CGI and practical effects/puppets were used just in the right places so that the movie was to look as good as it can look. This is the problem of today's movies: CGI is used in almost everything but it should be used only if it is the best looking choice!

[@StanWinstonSchool]

We agree entirely. Thanks for spreading our propaganda. - David

[@JoshuaModerwell]

They did use a CGI triceratops for The Lost World: Jurassic Park of the scene when the herbivorous dinosaurs escape and trashed the camp after Sarah and Nick freed them.

[@lysak89]

Totally agree. CGI can be just as time-consuming and intricate, and I respect both methods, but there's something really special and unique and REAL about using puppets and animatronics. They both can be viewed as artful, but actually creating something with your hands just seems...better?

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

YOU SAID IT!!!

[@paris5663]

JDMod789. Thats because they had ti, it was a far away shot. Plus in the lost world had more animalectronics than in the first movie

[@theomarusdragone9480]

I remember when I first saw this movie, at age 5. This scene really made the movie to me, and to this day it's still my favorite puppet in the movie!

[@VanDowall]

The trike is my favorite of all dinosaurs. I cannot express my gratitude for these insightful videos. Thank you, SWS!

[@DA-123]

JoAndra Van Dowall Agreed!

[@CaptainCretaceous91]

Triceratops is my favorite dinosaur too. I've been wanting to make my own Triceratops character for years.  But here's my favorite dino characters that are Triceratops besides this one: Woog (We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story), Trixie (Toy Story 3), Tricera (Fossil Fighters franchise), and Bakuryuu Triceratops (Bakruyuu Sentai Abaranger)

[@Juniversal]

Amazing. Looks so real... The skin really looks great.

[@austinallen1099]

I like how they covered the sick triceratops in dirt.

[@austinallen1099]

Thanks

[@AlexThe1Menace]

You're welcome S.W.S., you guys truly deserve all the credit for literally recreating the way movies are made. And thanks for listening to my request :)

[@gmcubed]

Good stuff. This is still the most believable I think Ive ever seen a dinosaur look on screen. the subtlety is just amazing.

[@TheDive99]

I was 12 when this movie came out. I remember it so vividly. The steps up the the cinema had velociraptor (I think) footprints stuck to them. I don't remember ever being more excited to see a movie.

[@edstella]

I love watching the videos on your channel. It's so strange now to see the behind the scenes footage from something that was so dear to me as a child. The effects always impressed me as a kid and even as I grew up, the animatronics still held up and looked fantastic.

[@karencastro9809]

I'm obsessed with these videos, all the amazing hard work involved was worth it!

[@TheBowlCombo]

To think this is an artists interpretation of a how Triceratops would look and then to think it was done so perfectly that there hasn't been a note worthy one done since. They had one chance to make these dinosaurs as terrifyingly realistic as possible and they nailed it !

[@CapCan90]

Goose bumps- pure awesomnes and magic !

[@ruairidhcreez8104]

Seeing this footage now feels as realistic as it seemed back when I fisrt saw the movie in theaters 20 years ago. It's amazing how lifelike it looks!

[@StanWinstonSchool]

arrowguy173, I'm right there with you. Watching the incredible work and fanatical attention to detail these guys put into those dinosaurs has given me a whole new respect for what was created. We are so happy to be able to share these videos with the world! -Maggie

[@twstf8905]

It would have been GREAT working for Stan, he seemed like such an awesome, amazing human being. 👍😂

[@Nasuto1702]

Probaly the most real looking and feeling dinosaur in the entire JP/JW franchise.

[@shasher]

The greatest Dinosaur toys ever made!

[@StanWinstonSchool]

@raptorxlovesanime You sure know your stuff! We're very lucky to be able to share these with the monster community. Thanks for being a valuable part of it! -John

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Hey leslie13536, Some were disassembled and some made their way to museums around the world. However, all of them featured delicate foam latex skin which, unfortunately, deteriorates over time, leaving only the mechanical structure intact. -Matt

[@schattentaenzerin]

I really struggle to call them puppets, animatronics, models or toys. The people controlling the movements are actors. They have makeup artists rubbing dirt on them. They are real *characters* in these movies. That's the biggest compliment I can give you. That they felt like, still feel like and ARE characters that acted in a movie. And they nailed their parts. Really impressive work.

[@SmithDrewSmith]

I love these things, PLEASE do more of them!

[@StanWinstonSchool]

gmcubed, we agree! We love sharing these behind the scenes looks so people can appreciate the amount of work and talent that went into these creations. -Maggie

[@Yaneos]

Thank You so much!!! Wanted to see this video since the movie relase in 1993!

[@MaKKoweyTapkin]

I am so gratefull! Thanks for making these behind the scenes videos...since i was a little kid i was wandering how was this movie made and now..after so many years i cant stop watching videos on your channel) I have a youtube channel of my own where a create videos about dinosaurs all the time! Thanks again guys!

[@StanWinstonSchool]

+MaKKowey Tapkin (Gamer) Glad you like our videos. Please enjoy the rest on our KZbin channel. - Balázs

[@TheUniversalVault]

You keep surprising me with incredible videos! Can't wait to see more Jurassic Park vids!

[@giaccagliaitalia]

Hi Stan Winston School !!! Awesomeeeeeee !!! Jurassic Park is one of my favorites movies the special effects are outstanding !!! Congrats I Hope you make this videos in Blu-Ray 3D Ciao.

[@TheDive99]

My sentiments exactly. I re-watched the movie the other day and couldn't help remark upon that fact.

[@AlexThe1Menace]

Hey StanWinstonSchool, is it possible that you could please upload how the they made the animatronics in Inspector Gadget? I've always been curious about how they did some of the things in the movie. Also, thank you guys so much for uploading the makings of Jurassic Park and Terminator 2, it gives me a whole new respect for these movies. All these people who worked hard to make these movies come to life deserve to be better recognized :)

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Danielfallz, Yes, the sick Triceratops was sent back to L.A. after shooting and remained in the possession of Universal Studios for occasional display. We're not sure where it is now. -Matt

[@StanWinstonSchool]

A fine idea. We'll think about that, Joshua. - David

[@StanWinstonSchool]

We will, @Drew Smith! - John

[@longlivingdude]

Incredible.

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Thanks guys! - David

[@CellarPhantom]

Thanks for the videos! This is amazing. :)

[@raptorxlovesanime]

I would definitely support such a thing ^^

[@raptorxlovesanime]

Do you actually know I never even knew how detailed the Triceratops actually was? And I blame you people for smudging it with mud XD I also really love the colors your artist used on her. The blue really suits the animal, and explains to a certain extent why the unreleased TLW Triceratops toy was supposed to be blue.

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Hey Joshua, great suggestion! We are definitely considering it :) -Maggie

[@RDub2]

I hope to see more practical effects going forward in the franchise. What happens to all the puppets? Do they deteriorate? Destroyed?

[@AlexThe1Menace]

I just saw it, looking foward to see more :)

[@Nokkiwow]

So awesome! What did they do with all these dinosaurs once they finished filming?

[@StanWinstonSchool]

I.C.G.N.F, we've got Inspector Gadget BTS around here somewhere. I'm sure I'll convince the guys to share it eventually. Especially with help from fans like you. Thanks for the kind words. - David

[@TheShadowedOne1]

More Jurassic Park! Also I really need to know. Is Legacy Effects in league with Jurassic Park IV? The people must know.

[@KonguZya]

I think they should have not put as much dirt on! The color scheme on the previous video was very cool, and I never knew it was supposed to be anything but a drab brown.

[@BilingualRainbow]

Really hoping you guys have some part on Jurassic park 4. If they go full CG then it just won't seem right.

[@Drumming_Monkey]

Yeah like Pixar did a DVD with all their shortfilms you should do one with this stuff. Mabye divide it into a couple of volumes. A look through the years, if you will.. I would soo buy this :D

[@GlennnD]

I wonder where these props go ? Are they going to a Museum or somewhere in a storage ?

[@lunaeclipse5612]

awwww I WANTED TO SEE THEM MAKE IT WALK and run with the remote

[@thefacesyouknow]

The filming location of at least some of the scenes - and most likely this scene - was Kualoa Ranch, on Oahu.

[@MrDavidkowalski11]

After it was shipped back to LA, I believe it was reskinned into something more durable and donated to the Give Kids The World Village, a resort for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.I believe the resort is somewhere in Orlando, Florida.

[@Yaneos]

Please, can You upload the adult Stegoasurus videos from Lost World and details about baby T-Rex? Thanks, guys!

[@davandstudios]

wait what about the huge pile of dino droppings?

[@busymumof3123]

How come at the end just Alan Grant looked like the one from the movie Ellie sattler wasnt there or ian malcom

[@raptorxlovesanime]

Everyone in the JPToys community knows, just that they probably also didn't notice the Triceratops in the movie was blueish XD Most of the video's of this channel also end up on the forum, pay us a visit at jptoys.com if you like :)

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Thanks again! (Hey, I.C.G.N.F, click over to Facebook or check your Instagram. We posted Matthew Broderick checking out a Joey Orosco sculpt of Inspector Gadget's face, as kind of a tease!) - David

[@FacuGonz3]

It literally looks like a real animal. Just do this to look like an elephant or rhino and you would think that is real. Look at 1:55 for example.

[@dinobroofmf]

The problem with dirt is now people think that the trike is rather brown or grey few know it’s actually a blue grey with white

[@AlexThe1Menace]

* Forward

[@Mudux]

he was sedated, dude...

[@CharlesXavierRoy]

Did it die ?

[@CrazyGiann]

is it alive

[@alamerga123pdm]

HEY someone is using your video without your permission I guess, look for Muere el primer dinosaurio clonado (triceratops) / die the first cloned dinosaur

[@StanWinstonSchool]

Thanks for the heads up! - Balázs

[@lunaeclipse5612]

There's a video with this same dinosaur called *first cloned dinosaur dies*

[@Whatinthefresh]

Aryell Sofia yeah i saw that too but when i first saw the dinosaur i was like *NOPE THATS MEH BABY TRICY! THATS NOT REALL! THIS IS UNACCEPTABLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

[@szkokee]

and now most of these artist are unemployed because of the cgi reign?

[@StanWinstonSchool]

No, practical effects are still alive! - Balázs

[@yellowfiberoptics]

Yellow Fibercoding Service.

[@BritchesBumble57]

I always thought the triceratops looked the most fake, it's foot was just dangling there, it didn't really move it's head, even when people were approaching, it just seemed really really fake, like if it was dying, it may've looked more real, but just for a tummy ache, wayyy over the top of the crippling of it.

[@paris5663]

BritchesBumble57. Remember this is a DINOSAUR not an animal from now. If you want realistic quality the dirt would be on her because she had been living their her whole life. And a Triceratops stomach could expand if you look it up

[@kylehill6384]

It had been sedated by the warden.

[@StanWinstonSchool]

I.C.G.N.F, we've got Inspector Gadget BTS around here somewhere. I'm sure I'll convince the guys to share it eventually. Especially with help from fans like you. Thanks for the kind words. - David