T-Rex Demo Reel

The short film I made in the last 6 months of the 3D Animation and Visual Effects program at Vancouver Film School.

[@kathymasterson252]

Almost 11 years later and it’s still great

[@Chaotic_Geekster2010]

Beautiful nostalgia hitting me rn, it's a shame he had not uploaded in 4 years.

[@devboyloki]

Its 14 years later and its still great

[@McPorkyCheese]

Incredible work, buddy! You definitely have an eye for film direction and a sense for action, suspense and storyboarding. You really do have talent. And the animation is brilliant-blockbuster worthy. You deserve to be in the movie industry.

[@exoticgamer1178]

11 years in, what do you think he's doing now?

[@XandyRexDudeYT]

12 Years And Man... Its So OG

[@JoshEvans13]

Looks pretty good, the integration in the final comp might need some love however. Perhaps backing off or recoloring the occlusion as well as comping in some environment lighting passes would help. Great start!

[@matthewtheobald1231]

awesome work! it almost looks like a practical stop motion effect which I really like.

[@avananana]

Not bad, even if this was a long time ago, it looks really really good. The walking and running animation for the T-rex could have been made better, but I know how hard it is to make a walking animation of a exticnt creature look real, I've tried :p.

[@monicacisneros1994]

Avana Avana

[@franciednasilva1573]

Avana m

[@vanhocbui538]

+monica Cisneros L; 😂 👌 😎

[@ZachHixsonTutorials]

Dude i was looking up t-rex animations so i could base my model after one, and this is AWSOME!

[@idonthaveaname4685]

I found this video after 8 long years. It's still great as it's used to be

[@mikaku]

1:04 made me think of Jurassic Park's last scene, when the TREX defeat the two raptors.

[@cowycow5546]

Amazing editing well done

[@MrThumpsupordown]

Great stuff! Thats was the most life like, real looking T-rex ever.

[@arcrisgonzaga7324]

Man... I remember watching this as a kid, wish this happened in jurassic world dominion tho...

[@daitmonrroy4219]

I saw this video when i was 9 years old Too much nostalgia 😢😢😢😢

[@Mr.Crusty1]

Imagine just going for a jog through the woods... And running into a giant T-Rex. wtf would you think?

[@berge.5275]

firstly.. HOW THE HELL DID THIS THING FROM THE DEAD?!?! Secondly i would be panicin seen this huge beast in front of me. Thirdly I wouldnt probably run away because that will attract its attencin, so i would slowly walk away.

[@XFaCt0rSS]

Amazzzzinngg.. All your hard work looks like it paid off and you did a great job. :) I'm so glad it turned out so well.

[@alphatrex612]

EPIC!!!!! that trex is awsome how did you do that, what kind of animation is that?

[@JB.Creative]

nice animation, did you create the t-rex mesh,texurize and rig it your self?

[@JCraftvfx]

Good job working in some live action interaction of the environment. Subtle things like that really add to it.

[@breyermaina]

Wow! this is amazing, is this the finished product?

[@banshee1998]

I hope you got an A for this project.

[@exoticgamer1178]

Deserved

[@Rocketdream7]

people don't realize that BIG ANIMALS ARE FASTER THEN THEY ARE! And dont realize that RUNNING TOWARDS THE TREES INSTEAD OF AN OPEN AREA WAS A BETTER IDEA!

[@dali366]

Sure, but you are missing the whole point of my argument that if trex could balance in an upright position (not 90 degrees) then the saving of energy would be a natural progression rather than having the animal walk horizontally which would require extra energy. In other words nature always finds an optimum way to cope with gravity. PS I like the trex 'thud sounds' when walking in the vid because that sounds realistic to me

[@michaelhe6461]

lol I also live near central park so it's great to see a familiar setting!

[@KnownForTrolling]

Itsn ot actually central park..its a forest area in vancouver

[@Geococcyxcalifornianus]

Si tu hiciste la animación, me parece que hiciste un muy buen trabajo ¿Cómo lo hiciste?

[@petop3]

That was awesome!!! :D

[@pietrogaldiano]

T - rex demo reel

[@petop3]

@@pietrogaldiano Yes, that is the name of the video...? Are you a bot by any chance?

[@TanRex6]

As a matter of fact, a reconstruction was made that proved that a bipedal dinosaur's hips would have dislocated if it stood upright. Don't get mad (because some people do that) I'm just telling a fact.

[@allyentertainment]

@ParanormalEnities - It was done with Maya, but a lot of the modeling was done in XSI. It really doesn't matter you can get the same results from any of the top 3d programs.

[@DGVFX]

This is so nicely done!

[@VFXLtd]

Great work!! Software & techniques used???

[@shajahanhossain1045]

Hello Boss ,Its a great work :O , Really admirable qualities, I like to see more and more in future . Have a good day ahead. Just a question to you. How can I learn this VFX? Can you teach me Boss ? :)

[@DarkCloneV]

Awesome man! Just awesome I hope you'll do another one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@canalabandonado8625]

Perfecta edición, para su época!

[@mariobastien1858]

Childhood nostalgia!

[@trixiejoanpinuela1105]

I’ll give you 10/10

[@dali366]

@DrRyanBC I believe Barnum Brown got Trex stance about right altho the tail did not touch the ground -rather it helped to balance the animal by being off the ground. An upright stance with straighter legs wod still allow for the tail to be off the ground

[@JLFilms47]

really well done the t rex looks excellent!

[@akaREPTILIAN]

Hey there i got a couple of questions. 1) Let's say you have a dinosaur in a green screen and it doesnt look too real. But, using 3d MAYA adobe etc, to make look real like ur t-rex, you would have to add textures and stuff? right?

[@jaydutta7711]

Awesome video!!! Please make more of these 😊

[@salvatierrascrazys]

And it's been proven that tyrannosaurs had binocular vision, so the "freeze frame" tactic would only land you in Rexy's gullet...My advice: Run down hill, because if a T-rex were pursuing you there, it would trip itself and the fall could kill it.

[@datauser1529]

Great Team work performance Gentlemen, worth of appreciation.

[@oitzinger]

Wow! Very professional! Great Job!

[@dubob2]

How many worked on this - you are so close to movie level - I would say the only thing would be insuring true levels, real black to real white - matching the film with I would assume is auto levels that produce true black/white. Awesome work though, and I wish I could produce that level! Your work is way awesome... If I could do that - wow!!!

[@amjadjarrar]

Great job !! What is the software that used for matchmoving ?

[@attituderj3549]

Amjad Jarrar cc.

[@dali366]

I agree with what you say but because Trex had angled tibia and tarsus bones in conjunction with muscles and tendons acting as an obsorber of weighted energy-like a spring tension- then the femur would also naturally be angled (more like 50 or 60 degrees?) The angle of the femur would correspond with the angle of the body so that the engergy would not be 'lost' via a supposed right angled femur. An upright trex would have energy transfering downwards thro the legs and feet and back up again

[@lifeform106]

how did you make the t-rex on the computer i have been wanting to do that for months!

[@JoeKaiersProductions]

If this is in the UK there is a high probability of being inspired by Primeval (The BBC TV Show, 2007-2011)

[@dali366]

@DrRyanBC IMO I do not think Trex actually hunted as in a predator stance -such as a low sleek, cheeta does etc but rather it was an oportunist hunter and sought potential prey that just happened to come it's way or fed on easy slow, prey etc. An upright stance wod have enabled Trex to both see and smell food much further away, carried on the wind etc. But obviously when about to attack it wod have lowered it's body down to lunge forward but that was not it's osteological neutral pose.

[@draxenss]

Hey...great job. I wish I have a great composite skill like you do.

[@coatsiecoatsie]

That's just so well done.....congrats...

[@hentesgyik95]

When did you upload a new episode with a Spinosaurus? And its a COOL project. Better than a syfy or an asylum movie :D

[@Rocketdream7]

exactly. Rex had a bite that outcompeted any other carnivore besides sea-dwelling superpredators. It's senses were acute and very powerful.

[@berovbros]

Really impressing , well done!

[@Historybook100]

Very good, FX were similar to the jurassic parc movie. I enjoyed it from begin till the end.

[@cryptohunt2552]

Absolutely awesome! Can you do a quick Mpkele-mbembe in a river for me? I have also subscribed to your channel.

[@Baxirenverse_Animations]

What sounds were used in Tyrannosaurus ?

[@purplespartan1736]

Ok I'm here after the last time I've watched this when i was a child and holy shit i need the name of the song!

[@Hercules945]

Qual foi o programa que usou para fazer um filme

[@moonraventhefox8503]

I want this to be a real movie

[@MUIZILLASAURUS_REX]

looks better than the newest stuff from the mcu

[@allyentertainment]

Thank you, much appreciated.

[@MovieNerdKing]

The animation here beats the animation used for SyFy Channel movies nowadays by a mile. For me, that's saying a lot. Good Job.

[@dali366]

@DrRyanBC thats right but if you notice other dino bipeds seem to have slightly relatively smaller heads and much more curved backs and bigger forelimbs which suggested they did not walk upright but more horizontally in their stage of evolution altho their necks and heads were held upright. I believe the clues wit Trex being more upright is it's tiny forelimbs and a huge heavy head and very large, muscular legs. Also I think the pelvic bone suggests 'webbing' for strength..

[@jamesdavis7857]

Impressive!

[@CylinderFilms]

How did you make this? I need to know!!

[@franciscarangel2499]

,bgu

[@jaydutta7711]

@Celestial Hydra Is "Blender" an animation software?

[@ThomasHiensch]

Dude. Well done man!

[@FlunkTVGaming]

Is this dunbar park? I thought it looked similar, but then I saw that you made this for VFS.

[@morrislukowich6312]

Well done! That was AWESOME! :)

[@evannewberry6602]

This was beautiful!😆😆❤️❤️😍😍👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@DangerousDaysFilms]

I know you declined a project earlier, but seeing your work I just have to ask. I'm looking into making a Jurassic Park fan film, hopefully using both practical and digital effects. I'll be Kickstarting it meaning you could be compensated for your work. Would you be interested?

[@CylinderFilms]

This is awesome!!!

[@Shaban_Interactive]

excellent sollutions of interaction with the real life objects. congradualtions.

[@NeonMedia_original]

amazing, love the cgi! i want to learn so bad!!! :P

[@dali366]

@DrRyanBC ...because on the ventral sides of the pelvis there seems to be 'webbing' on the anterior and caudal sides of the pelvic socket but not directly above where the femur head ( in the present excepted ONP for Trex) :/

[@julianarwen]

That was incredible!

[@dali366]

Excellent work. What about making a T rex walk more upright instead of horizontally ?

[@nishantnad4577]

Better than movies !

[@ajeetprabu9103]

what 3d animation website did you use to make that

[@mtproductions5468]

OMG that's amazing how did u animate it?😕

[@TheArchimonde21]

+M&T Productions i think create with 3D program, like blender, maya, 3dmax, cinema 4D. more powerful 3D program to create

[@lakikavasaki8734]

Slatka animacija

[@Cassidy5427]

Welcome to the calming Redwood forests of California. Don't feed the Tyrannosaurs

[@Hercules945]

What program did you use to make this movie?

[@lukespencebyrd2890]

Sounds awesome, but unfortunately I wouldn't have the time. Good luck though, sounds like I would enjoy watching it.

[@OutRoll]

Excelent job bro Love it

[@Frisojongen]

this is really really really good

[@grayman7548]

This should be a part of jurassic world 3

[@akaREPTILIAN]

Did you buy the model from turbosquid?

[@jaysplace01]

great work man hope you make it big in the film buisness

[@michaeldemeglio1910]

I love the entire segment. For some reason, the lighting in the CGI on the dinosaur, just has me cringe. It needs to be toned down and matte look to match the environment. Otherwise a very good put together. Love the capture of you and thrown to the ground!🤣

[@MilesEnnis]

what animation site did you use ?

[@crystqqlline4475]

Perfect XDDDDD LOVE THIS.

[@dali366]

@DrRyanBC is clearly much larger (4ft X 5ft Skull). I believe it's head must have weighed more than 2000lbs therefore to have such a weight overhanging horizontally would hav likely broke it's back. To stand upright (45-50degrees) is to naturally find it's centre of gravity.Also with straightened legs and a curved tail there wod have been no need for Trex to walk like a horizontal see -saw.

[@dali366]

When you say a bipedal dinosaur's hips would have dislocated if it stood upright-at what angle would/did this occur at please?

[@allyentertainment]

Hey, that sounds cool, but unfortunately I have no spare time to help out. Good luck with the show and keep at it.

[@doge8845]

Fakeee

[@Internet_Tarzan]

Nice work man

[@tobivader]

how did you do the effects with the bushes and so on ?

[@dali366]

@DrRyanBC In my estimation, the animal could have walked upright without the tail ever touching the ground because the approx first third of the tail was essentially a solid counterwight to help balance the head whilst the rest of the tail acted as a finely tuned, flexible balancing mechanism (in conjunction with the animal moving its head/neck back and forth etc) A full grown African bull elephant's head apparently weighs nearly a ton and Trex head..

[@WesleyO05]

You can tell it’s CGI, but then again, this video is really old anyway.

[@camtreemeister]

good job this was really well done