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Script
Tyrannosaurus-rex
The T-rex makes her
appearance as we first bring her back to life with our new "Ultra
Beam." But soon tradgity strikes and so begins the story of T-rex.
In the real world there is much talk dinosaur field, suggesting that there
is greater potential for T-Rex to have been more protective of its young
than once thought. This brings a great drive to the characters in our
story.
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Utahraptor
This
raptor was the largest of a group of lightly-built carnivores, called
the dromaeosaurs or "swift lizards". It had large eyes, long
grasping hands and powerfully clawed feet. Clearly it was carnivorous,
but was distinctive in relying on a wickedly hooked, slashing claw on
each foot rather than the jaws and teeth of a typical predator. The time
period of this dinosaur is also more appropriate for the type of Tyrannosaur
that we are using. Seen below are pages of animation notes that were made
in order to get a good understanding of the raptors' movements and character
feel.
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Environmental
designs
With
plants and a landscaped island (Yinglind) we aim to make a believable
environment for the user to experience and in both realtime and prerendered
situations.
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The script includes everything that will occur between the entrance and exit of the audience. This script includes details such as objects on the screen, camera movements, dialogue, ambient sounds, triggered sounds, interactivities, scene transitions, scene durations, and anything else relevant to our show. Click Here
These story boards are what we estimate the experience will be like from start to end, including an exact Earth Theater P.O.V., Dialog, Sounds, Duration, and Interactivity. Click Here
