The evolution of special effects in
making gigantic size creatures come to life.Comparing miniature rear
projection and computer created images.
Thesis: Both special effects has pushed
boundaries of movie making during their time that might not be
comparable to todays special effects, but nevertheless the production
of both movies are remarkable in their own rights.
Body: Explains the different special
effect on both films
King Kong (1933)
-Stop motion was used to created the
action of King Kong
-Used Miniature Rear Projections to
project King Kong
-Use stop motion and projection to
create each scenes
-Used made different techniques to
create scenes
-so innovative Willis O'brien has
patented his way of filming in 1933
-took weeks to make different scenes
Jurassic Park:
-Used robotic made dinosaurs such
scenes like triceratops
-How it created realistic fearful
looking scenes
-Some miniature models with real life
sized models
-started with animatics so that actors
can figure out movements
-worked with paleontologist to
recreated realistic dinosaur movements
-Used Computer Created Images (CGI)
instead of stop motion for some scenes
Conclusion:
- both in their own rights of there
time has pushed boundaries of movie making and special effects
- can't compare these movies to modern
day movie effects that seems more realistic
- seeing the flaws of these movies
however makes it more interesting esp. king kong
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