Don’t know why the BBC doesn’t actually do this. Like not try to replace the original, but rather add to it and maybe fix some mistakes in the original. And I know that so many people would love to watch it.
@@REYTRACER There was a proposal for a rebooted WWD BBC TV series in 2014 (in the wake of the theatrical film) but it was never greenlit. Not sure if it would have been a good idea given that Tim Haines/Impossible Pictures probably would not have been involved.
@@Zabi-S Was shown a very crude outline by Tim Edwards who was BBC Earth's digital editor at the time (in charge of the WWD-film tie in website). Tim left the BBC a few months later and nothing more was ever heard of it. Seems that Evergreen Studios (studio behind the WWD theatrical film, When Dinosaurs Roamed America and Alien Planet) would have been involved, with no input from Tim Haines/Impossible Pictures. Not sure why it died, but I assume the failure of the talking-dino WWD film, both at the box office and on home media didn't help.
This is the pilot episode of the series, I hope you like it. But as it is a pilot, I could not avoid making some mistakes. I will learn from them and the true episodes of the series will be even better. I look forward to finishing the first one and show it to you !
@@kacperr9924 I actually used mods to get more accurate dinosaur models in the video (spinosaurus, iguanodon, and Suchomimus for example) I'll certainly use environment mods in the future.
ProcyonDei That rendition is 6 years old, the modern spinosaurus is a quadruped with a flat, broad paddle tail www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/04/first-spinosaurus-tail-found-confirms-dinosaur-was-swimming/
I really like camera angles and effects you were able to achieve. I was originally put off by the use of the JWE engine as it restricts you from a lot. With that in mind, you were still able to work within it to create something interesting and not as jarring as I had initially thought. I recognize you are "remaking" the WWD series, so using the same music goes with that, but I can't help but wonder if using new music would have been more creative or interesting. I think my biggest concern for the quality of your series is the narration. It's neither the worst, nor is your voice bad, but the mic pops due to being too close are definitely jarring. Your accent, though largely understandable, comes off as a little distracting as well since I assume it is meant to sound like "proper" english. There seems to be a lot of mis-translations as well, which can be overlooked generally, but with such nice in-game video capture to contrast it with, it becomes very obvious. I wonder what this exact video would be like with a different narrator, or better quality to the narration in general. A total nitpick from my POV is the font type and usage, as it's not to my tastes, but again it's my tastes so i wouldn't expect that criticism to be taken to heart. Overall, a great video, hope to see more. Also, Nigersaurus and grass did not coexist.
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts, I'll take them all into account. I chose to use the JWE engine because the game looks very good, at least from afar, contains a high variety of different models, and also because the modding community is very active. However, the game has its pack of big flaws : some textures are ridiculously bad, the camera mod has almost no features, terraforming and dinosaurs spawning aren't adapted for making a film, the variety of environnements is also poor, etc. I'm also quite limited by the animations of the dinosaurs, they only eat, sleep, walk or run, and fight. For these reasons, I first chose to abandon the project, thinking that the limitations are too numerous, and that nother interesting can be made, but I changed my mind. For the music, I also thought about the possibility of using another soundtrack, but I couldn't find a more iconic one. Concerning the narration, I'm aware that it is the black spot. I've never narrated anything in the past, french is my original language. Also I agree that the narrative in general can be better. Overall, the second episode will see a lot of changes, the voice narration will be better as well as the narrative and the visuals. This was my first episode, and I hope that I can only improve the quality of the next ones.
I grew up with this show when I was 7 years old, I used to watch it on Sunday morning with a warm milk and some chocolate biscuits.... good ol days thank you for this awesomeness, much love from Indonesia
Very fun. One thing that irked me early on though is when you mention dinos eating grass... grass actually didn’t evolve on earth until about 15 million years after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
The camera work is distractingly jittery. And like when there’s heavy thing stepping the jitter is random. It should be mostly vertical and synchronized with steps of near creatures
This video is only a pilot, and is only kept public for archiving so you can see the evolution in quality. The first real episode of the series is now available, way better overall, you can watch it here if you haven't : ua-cam.com/video/tPJoUwnLD48/v-deo.html
So this dude, randomly popped up in my recommendation, thought it was from BBC documentary but when I clicked, and saw the camera past the landscape, I knew damn well it was JWE. I read the description and watched the entire video and I was amazed! Great job 👌
This was really cool, it reminded me of planet dinosaur as well as WWD such as when the spinosaurus fought of a carcharodontosaurus over a carcass. I plan to remake a walking with dinosaurs episode using 2D animation and see how that plays out.
im so relived there are people who want to see this series brought back. even if this isn't offical and the script is janky at times? i thank you so much for making it a reality. you even used the classic music
I really love this, brings me back a lot of childhood memories and in my opinion, you have managed to create a similar essence as the original program, I will watch more episodes gladly !!
I love how much effort you put into this. Cant wait to see more of this series. like I know you used JWE nut at the same it doesn't feel like it's JWE. it feels more like a very complex fan animation.
This is awesome! I commend you for "remaking" the Walking with Dinosaurs series! However, there are some notable errors in this. As others have noted, grass had not evolved until the very end of the Cretaceous period. It was true that Nigersaurus was a grazer, but it would have grazed on ferns. Still, since ferns are not an option to cover the ground in JWE it's excusable. The next error of note is that Iguanodon itself did not coexist with Carcharodontosaurus. It's true that relatives of Iguanodon did, but not Iguanodon itself. It's become a misconception within the public's understanding of dinosaurs that Iguanodon inhabited all continents. The appropriate thing to say would be that Iguanodon's relatives inhabited all continents. Camarasaurus and Suchomimus did not coexist with each other. Camarasaurus went extinct at the end of the Jurassic period roughly 145 million years ago while Suchomimus evolved during the early Cretaceous about 125 million years ago. It would've been more accurate to replace the Camarasaurs with the Nigersaurus you used earlier in the episode. But I can understand you not using them because they would have been unintentionally killed by the Suchomimus. Despite all of these nitpicks, I still think you did a wonderful job with what you had to work with! I eagerly your next episode!
Thank you very much for your well constructed critic, I totally agree with everything you said, and I will try for my best to avoid any mistakes in the future :)
Thank you for making this remake/update of Walking With Dinosaurs theme. Great work & I hope you make more dinosaurs videos. As new dinosaur discoveries are made its valuable to have upgrades to the original Walking With Dinosaurs subjects.
I'm doing it with the pleasure to show it to you all guys, fans of dinosaurs and prehistory as I am. I'm currently working on the 1st episode with 4 new people, for better narration, script and accuracy. I'm looking forward to finishing it and show it to you ;)
This is a good start. I love the detail on both the Dinosaur models and the environments, but the writing needs a lot of work. You don't seem to express much emotion, and it feels like you're reading off bullet points in a list, rather than weaving a specific tale. Perhaps a more cohesive narrative like WWD had would help. Also, I'm not sure if this is appropriate to label as a remake, since it doesn't follow the order or stories of the original.
Thank you for sharing you opinion, I'll take it into account. I'll do my best to improve the writing and the narration. However a remake doesn't need to have the same story as the original. A remake is a new version of a movie interpreted by another director, who will use whatever he wants from the original movie, it could be the script, or just the spirit.
I have loved WWD ever since I first saw it on VHS. Thank you for this masterpiece. Absolutely spectacular. I love that you used mods to make your dinos more scientifically accurate. There's a mod that just came out for the Carchar. Check it out! Again, awesome work. Keep it up! :)
Your comment makes me so happy and gives me so much motivation for the future episode. Thank you very much for that ! Yes, I wanted to get the most accurate models (especially for the spinosaurus that looks like a toy in game haha). I'll check out the model for Carcharodontosaurus :)
@@PastEons Thank you too, man! I am super excited to see what you create next. Your passion for dinosaur realism truly embodies the revolutionary spirit that the original TV series had, and it makes my inner child so happy!
Didn’t know this episode existed, what season? (Fckn amazing-ass camera work!!!! Immersive and had that original feel. Aside from those minor mistakes as in so minor it’s like plucking my eyebrows vs cutting my hair. If this was on television I’d have a reason to watch TV again. Will be looking forward to the next program)
@@PastEons Je disais que je venais de découvrir ton travail et que je le trouvais génial. J'aurais voulu pouvoir échanger avec toi, je viens de lancer une chaine aussi en utilisant JWE mais sur un autre positionnement que le tien. Est-ce qu'on pourrait discuter ensemble ? Tu peux prendre contact avec moi via l'email sur ma chaine, dans l'onglet à propos tu trouveras en bas de page mon email :-) (je ne le laisse pas dans les com pour éviter le spam) Merci !
I don’t need to right an essay about this. All I got to say is, this is outstanding and I don’t see how more people haven’t watched this. You deserve more attention. Keep it up.
Very good cinematography! There’s a couple writing choices that seem weird to me though, like having Camarasaurus in Cretaceous Africa, or how the Iguanodon stood and watched one of the herd get eaten instead of running away.
This was amazing! I can only imagine how much work went into this, but it certainly paid off. I’m excited to see more, and I love how this gave off such a nostalgic cinematic vibe. Keep up the great work!
Good question : In yesterday's version I made the mistake of confusing Nigersaurus with Camarasaurus in the beginning, also I have modified some text of the narration to make it more interesting and less bizarre. Finally, some weird shots have been replaced by better ones.
Another brilliant docu! Again, thank you with all the recognition you deserve!!! Love it!!! Another one for the future ones up and coming!!! They are in for an unforgettable treat!!! SO happy!!!♥️🙋♀️‼️🕊
I'm a bit puzzled by why you still chose to have the Spinosaurus beat the Carcharodontosaurus in a fight when using an updated model. It just doesn't look believable that Spinosaurus would win with legs that puny, as not only would its reach be limited, it would have a much weaker stance and balance, thus would be pretty easily knocked over. It would have looked more plausible if you were using the standard JP3 Spinosaurus model.
@@windowsVD I can understand that, however keep in mind that he won mostly by intimidating, let's take an example we see in our era, hyenas have a stronger bite than lions and are very well built, however they often abandon their prey when confronted to a male lion. Animals don't like to take risk in general, that's how I thought while making this narrative choice
@@PastEons I suppose, but I guess I'm not really convinced that Carcharodontosaurus would be that intimidated by an animal of a smaller stature. Male lions are much bigger than hyenas and would absolutely trounce them in a fight despite having a weaker bite. It makes much more sense for a hyena to back down from a lion than Carcharodontosaurus backing down from a Spinosaurus. Especially since you do actually show them fighting, which I think should have then indicated to Carcharodontosaurus that it was dealing with a weaker opponent.
Wow that was Pretty good and enjoyable prop's to you dude can't wait to see the next part the Jurassic period there it will be more fierce and mysteriously interesting.
Past Eons Productions I get you; for what you got (I assume you used models from the Jurassic World Game), apart from a few things such as the dialogue and script at times, I look forward to what you have in store! Best of luck with the project :)
I especially loved the superb camera works as we usually got to watch them from above sky view or side views, but you somehow made it look like something completely out of the game and that's just awesome.
As a native English speaker in United States I find your accent perfectly understandable and a rather nice change from the typical Oxford I like how you used the game to help create the story you are telling and choice of mods is nice, I would say there was very limited or no grass in the world at this point but I understand that most of the he game is covered in the texture for it, all around enjoyed this pilot Am now gonna search your channel for the next episode~
Thanks, it takes quite a time to realize to be honest, plus I have my studies too, but just know that I'm aiming even further in terms of quality for the second episode
it's amazing how CG has come a big way since the "Walking with dinosaurs" era, I was reading from the comments, and this is from the Jurassic World evolution game, right? I really can't believe how games are now looking better than the original documentary! My past self would kill to see something like this at the time I was crazy for dinos. I was going to be a little bit harsher when I first saw the grass and stuff like that disappearing from the screen when you panned out the camera, but after realizing that this is not like you made those in "Unreal engine" or something like that, this is actually like being captured from a game running live, so doesn't even have those final rendering things that actual documentaries go through, that's amazing. And also the fact that you have so many restrictions on what you actually can do with all those models and scenarios and you depend on the already built animations and stuff like this, just makes it even more impressive for me!
![[HD] Lost Media: BBC’s Walking with Dinosaurs (1999) full pilot episode](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/uk_coh7ewLU/mqdefault.jpg)
Don’t know why the BBC doesn’t actually do this. Like not try to replace the original, but rather add to it and maybe fix some mistakes in the original. And I know that so many people would love to watch it.
Imagine if they remade it or made a sequel to it
@@REYTRACER There was a proposal for a rebooted WWD BBC TV series in 2014 (in the wake of the theatrical film) but it was never greenlit. Not sure if it would have been a good idea given that Tim Haines/Impossible Pictures probably would not have been involved.
Why wasn’t it greenlit? And how do you know this?
@@Zabi-S Was shown a very crude outline by Tim Edwards who was BBC Earth's digital editor at the time (in charge of the WWD-film tie in website). Tim left the BBC a few months later and nothing more was ever heard of it. Seems that Evergreen Studios (studio behind the WWD theatrical film, When Dinosaurs Roamed America and Alien Planet) would have been involved, with no input from Tim Haines/Impossible Pictures.
Not sure why it died, but I assume the failure of the talking-dino WWD film, both at the box office and on home media didn't help.
besides scientists got new info on certain dinosaurs recently
This is the pilot episode of the series, I hope you like it. But as it is a pilot, I could not avoid making some mistakes. I will learn from them and the true episodes of the series will be even better. I look forward to finishing the first one and show it to you !
Past Eons Productions I looking foward to the next episode. Can’t wait!
Can you use mods? They are way better for making documentaries than vanilla game.
@@kacperr9924 Do you mean mods to modify the models ?
@@PastEons yep, you can also change environment using mods, for example savannah or wetland terrain
@@kacperr9924 I actually used mods to get more accurate dinosaur models in the video (spinosaurus, iguanodon, and Suchomimus for example) I'll certainly use environment mods in the future.
Nobody:
Spinosaurus: this is already outdated
Except it's not. www.skeletaldrawing.com/home/theres-something-fishy-about-spinosaurus9112014
ProcyonDei
That rendition is 6 years old, the modern spinosaurus is a quadruped with a flat, broad paddle tail
www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2020/04/first-spinosaurus-tail-found-confirms-dinosaur-was-swimming/
@@ProcyonDei it is outdated, they have now said it was more of a crocodillian, spending most of its time in waters
@@juiceart9199 spinosaurus isn't believed to be a quadruped anymore.
@@andrefabri6191 the current spinosaurus models would disagree
I really like camera angles and effects you were able to achieve. I was originally put off by the use of the JWE engine as it restricts you from a lot. With that in mind, you were still able to work within it to create something interesting and not as jarring as I had initially thought. I recognize you are "remaking" the WWD series, so using the same music goes with that, but I can't help but wonder if using new music would have been more creative or interesting. I think my biggest concern for the quality of your series is the narration. It's neither the worst, nor is your voice bad, but the mic pops due to being too close are definitely jarring. Your accent, though largely understandable, comes off as a little distracting as well since I assume it is meant to sound like "proper" english. There seems to be a lot of mis-translations as well, which can be overlooked generally, but with such nice in-game video capture to contrast it with, it becomes very obvious. I wonder what this exact video would be like with a different narrator, or better quality to the narration in general. A total nitpick from my POV is the font type and usage, as it's not to my tastes, but again it's my tastes so i wouldn't expect that criticism to be taken to heart. Overall, a great video, hope to see more. Also, Nigersaurus and grass did not coexist.
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts, I'll take them all into account. I chose to use the JWE engine because the game looks very good, at least from afar, contains a high variety of different models, and also because the modding community is very active. However, the game has its pack of big flaws : some textures are ridiculously bad, the camera mod has almost no features, terraforming and dinosaurs spawning aren't adapted for making a film, the variety of environnements is also poor, etc. I'm also quite limited by the animations of the dinosaurs, they only eat, sleep, walk or run, and fight. For these reasons, I first chose to abandon the project, thinking that the limitations are too numerous, and that nother interesting can be made, but I changed my mind.
For the music, I also thought about the possibility of using another soundtrack, but I couldn't find a more iconic one.
Concerning the narration, I'm aware that it is the black spot. I've never narrated anything in the past, french is my original language. Also I agree that the narrative in general can be better.
Overall, the second episode will see a lot of changes, the voice narration will be better as well as the narrative and the visuals. This was my first episode, and I hope that I can only improve the quality of the next ones.
Wow there is so mush writing in this comment and the reply 😮
Nigersaurus, the only animal who doesnt know what grass looks like...
"what's these green spikes coming up from the ground?"
@@limey461 Haha they legit used green triangles to represent grass, in AAA game I agree it's completely ridiculous
E.D.G.E lol
My god!! the Spinosaurus was modified to resemble more the most recent reconstructions! that's very cool.
I’m a die hard dinosaur fanatic and love the bbc walking with series I thank you so much for this.
You're welcome
Wow! That's awesome. I really love the amount of dedication you put on this video :)
I grew up with this show
when I was 7 years old, I used to watch it on Sunday morning with a warm milk and some chocolate biscuits.... good ol days
thank you for this awesomeness, much love from Indonesia
The intro hit me with that nostalgia so good.
This is wonderful. There are quite a few inaccuracies, but the production value is top notch! Keep making more!
Oh, how I've missed this. Those days when youtube is filled with jurassic park operation genesis dinosaur documentaries.
Very fun. One thing that irked me early on though is when you mention dinos eating grass... grass actually didn’t evolve on earth until about 15 million years after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
Thank you. I was looking for this comment.
Recent evidence suggests grass did evolve during the Cretaceous, some dinosaurs even fed on it
^
that bugged me too. glad I'm not the only one who noticed.
@@SirKolass really?? I'd love to read about this!
The cinematography was great though the narration could use some work. I’d love to help with that if your looking for narrators
Zimzilla 99 I like the narration tho,
Yeah I agree with you because it wasn't bad just lacked enthusiasm
The camera work is distractingly jittery. And like when there’s heavy thing stepping the jitter is random. It should be mostly vertical and synchronized with steps of near creatures
Who do you sound like?
@@strangeboy904 just watch a vid
This video is only a pilot, and is only kept public for archiving so you can see the evolution in quality. The first real episode of the series is now available, way better overall, you can watch it here if you haven't : ua-cam.com/video/tPJoUwnLD48/v-deo.html
You know what. I subscribe. Well done. Keep it up.
So this dude, randomly popped up in my recommendation, thought it was from BBC documentary but when I clicked, and saw the camera past the landscape, I knew damn well it was JWE. I read the description and watched the entire video and I was amazed! Great job 👌
I'm soo happy you liked it ! I first thought that you were disapointed hahah
Past Eons Productions “They had us at the first half, not gonna lie”
@@eltipodepan6373 Exactly hahaahhah
Good job on that!
Im gonna say the N-word
spinosaurus striker dat was so random it’s funny
Size you.
@@spinosaurusstriker Please put sand before the N-word. He sounded like he was in ISIS.
Wow!! This brings back so much memories. Thanks so much in bringing my childhood back to life again!!
This was really cool, it reminded me of planet dinosaur as well as WWD such as when the spinosaurus fought of a carcharodontosaurus over a carcass. I plan to remake a walking with dinosaurs episode using 2D animation and see how that plays out.
im so relived there are people who want to see this series brought back. even if this isn't offical and the script is janky at times? i thank you so much for making it a reality. you even used the classic music
8:00 that Time of the Titans shot, so good.
ULTRA EXITED! I watched first episode already, and it`s awesome!
Thank you so much for the kind words !
Very well made, that is an impressiv way to say : " Please BBC, make more dokus like the one that takes our Imagination when er are Kids."
I really love this, brings me back a lot of childhood memories and in my opinion, you have managed to create a similar essence as the original program, I will watch more episodes gladly !!
I love how much effort you put into this. Cant wait to see more of this series. like I know you used JWE nut at the same it doesn't feel like it's JWE. it feels more like a very complex fan animation.
Brilliant work mate
Thanks :)
This is so good! Brings back so much nostalgia.
It is a really great job. I Will wait to You continue it
Imagine The Gaming Beaver reacting to this MASTERPIECE.
Haha, to be honest I'd prefer him reacting to the second episode, which will be more polished
Past Eons Productions is the second one out yet? I can’t see it in your channel. I’m too excited lol
Gaming Beaver sucks.... I can’t believe people find that obnoxious dbag entertaining.
@@arrowsaurus7561 I'm working on it, it is not finished yet ;)
Jim Jauh-hey bro that’s kinda toxic
You gave me a flash back of the original documentary pls do more looking forward for another one
Just...freaking perfect !!!
Yes it is !!😃
@@Gabriel_Pierne oui :D
I loved walking with dinosaurs! I had the dvds and all! Love what you did!!!
There's always that one person who does something and does it perfectly, and you are that person. Well done
Awesome job man love it 🤘🏻 remember when I was a wee little baby watching this .. now I’m 22 and still love it
This is awesome! I commend you for "remaking" the Walking with Dinosaurs series! However, there are some notable errors in this.
As others have noted, grass had not evolved until the very end of the Cretaceous period. It was true that Nigersaurus was a grazer, but it would have grazed on ferns. Still, since ferns are not an option to cover the ground in JWE it's excusable.
The next error of note is that Iguanodon itself did not coexist with Carcharodontosaurus. It's true that relatives of Iguanodon did, but not Iguanodon itself. It's become a misconception within the public's understanding of dinosaurs that Iguanodon inhabited all continents. The appropriate thing to say would be that Iguanodon's relatives inhabited all continents.
Camarasaurus and Suchomimus did not coexist with each other. Camarasaurus went extinct at the end of the Jurassic period roughly 145 million years ago while Suchomimus evolved during the early Cretaceous about 125 million years ago. It would've been more accurate to replace the Camarasaurs with the Nigersaurus you used earlier in the episode. But I can understand you not using them because they would have been unintentionally killed by the Suchomimus.
Despite all of these nitpicks, I still think you did a wonderful job with what you had to work with! I eagerly your next episode!
Thank you very much for your well constructed critic, I totally agree with everything you said, and I will try for my best to avoid any mistakes in the future :)
Thank you for making this remake/update of Walking With Dinosaurs theme. Great work & I hope you make more dinosaurs videos. As new dinosaur discoveries are made its valuable to have upgrades to the original Walking With Dinosaurs subjects.
I'm doing it with the pleasure to show it to you all guys, fans of dinosaurs and prehistory as I am. I'm currently working on the 1st episode with 4 new people, for better narration, script and accuracy. I'm looking forward to finishing it and show it to you ;)
This is a good start. I love the detail on both the Dinosaur models and the environments, but the writing needs a lot of work. You don't seem to express much emotion, and it feels like you're reading off bullet points in a list, rather than weaving a specific tale. Perhaps a more cohesive narrative like WWD had would help.
Also, I'm not sure if this is appropriate to label as a remake, since it doesn't follow the order or stories of the original.
Thank you for sharing you opinion, I'll take it into account. I'll do my best to improve the writing and the narration. However a remake doesn't need to have the same story as the original. A remake is a new version of a movie interpreted by another director, who will use whatever he wants from the original movie, it could be the script, or just the spirit.
Past Eons Productions just curious, is the spino the new 2020 updated version, cause everything looks accurate except the tail
@@arrowsaurus7561 Yes, unfortunatly, the new Spinosaurus model was made after the making of the video
You know the footage is from a game, don't you?
@@raulmt4 Nope. As far as I know the models were made from scratch.
Can’t wait for part 2! This was really fun to watch.
Just for using JWE I think you did an amazing job!
This is soooo goood bro you clearly put the effort in can’t wait to see more tho,
I have loved WWD ever since I first saw it on VHS. Thank you for this masterpiece. Absolutely spectacular.
I love that you used mods to make your dinos more scientifically accurate. There's a mod that just came out for the Carchar. Check it out!
Again, awesome work. Keep it up! :)
Your comment makes me so happy and gives me so much motivation for the future episode. Thank you very much for that ! Yes, I wanted to get the most accurate models (especially for the spinosaurus that looks like a toy in game haha). I'll check out the model for Carcharodontosaurus :)
@@PastEons Thank you too, man! I am super excited to see what you create next. Your passion for dinosaur realism truly embodies the revolutionary spirit that the original TV series had, and it makes my inner child so happy!
you relived my childhood ... thank you ... :')
You're welcome 😉
Didn’t know this episode existed, what season?
(Fckn amazing-ass camera work!!!! Immersive and had that original feel. Aside from those minor mistakes as in so minor it’s like plucking my eyebrows vs cutting my hair. If this was on television I’d have a reason to watch TV again. Will be looking forward to the next program)
it's more like BBC planet dinosaur than BBC walking with dinosaurs.
ua-cam.com/video/Wv6hEuODrLg/v-deo.html
I just subbed. THIS VID WAS AWSOME! I cant wait for the Permian extinction if you make one.
Amazing!
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@@JurassicResort Je le trouve ou ? J'ai pas du voir
@@PastEons Je disais que je venais de découvrir ton travail et que je le trouvais génial.
J'aurais voulu pouvoir échanger avec toi, je viens de lancer une chaine aussi en utilisant JWE mais sur un autre positionnement que le tien. Est-ce qu'on pourrait discuter ensemble ?
Tu peux prendre contact avec moi via l'email sur ma chaine, dans l'onglet à propos tu trouveras en bas de page mon email :-) (je ne le laisse pas dans les com pour éviter le spam)
Merci !
I don’t need to right an essay about this. All I got to say is, this is outstanding and I don’t see how more people haven’t watched this. You deserve more attention. Keep it up.
Nostalgic, the one of my favorite music
I think your pilot episode is cool. I love the idea to use JWE to make a Fan Remake of the beloved series Walking with dinosaurs. Great job dude :)
Thank you :)
Good animations, maybe talk a bit more energetic and with more emotions. The rest is perfect
Thank you for your advices, I'll take them into account next time
This is Jurassic world evolution
Very good cinematography! There’s a couple writing choices that seem weird to me though, like having Camarasaurus in Cretaceous Africa, or how the Iguanodon stood and watched one of the herd get eaten instead of running away.
Yes, it"s the first time I make something like that, I'll learn from my mistakes. Next episodes will be better.
I’m sure some kind of brachiosaurus and allosaurus was found somewhere in Africa for why not have camarasaurus in Africa too
Well have it in Jurassic
the dinosaurs actually egiptyosaurus a sauropod that lived in africa during the cretaceous
This was amazing! I can only imagine how much work went into this, but it certainly paid off. I’m excited to see more, and I love how this gave off such a nostalgic cinematic vibe. Keep up the great work!
11:47 Spino appears, just in case anyone’s interested.
Thaispino Animations thank
Why skip the hard work that was put in most of the video
94 million yeaes a bit to late for spino tho
Andrew, I'm not trying to get people to skip such hard work, it is just for people who would like to see the battle.
This was incredible!!! OUTSTANDING!!!! BBC better check this out and hire you for a script!!!
Thank you very much haha, I'm even more motivated now :D
Clever to use JWE game.
My gosh... and the music! Flashbacks! The memories!
What’s the difference between this one and yesterday’s version
Good question : In yesterday's version I made the mistake of confusing Nigersaurus with Camarasaurus in the beginning, also I have modified some text of the narration to make it more interesting and less bizarre. Finally, some weird shots have been replaced by better ones.
Past Eons Productions thanks for the response. Keep up the good work
Another brilliant docu! Again, thank you with all the recognition you deserve!!! Love it!!! Another one for the future ones up and coming!!! They are in for an unforgettable treat!!! SO happy!!!♥️🙋♀️‼️🕊
Thank you ! 😁
I am trying to make a documentary with real CGI and jwe. Can you tell me how you did this?
I used JWE photo mode, and premiere pro to do the editing
Sadly this spino is in accurate now it was found that it had a paddel like tail
Yep I tried to get the most accurate spino model at the time, but spinosaurus' changes too fast hahah
You at least tried🙂
I'm a bit puzzled by why you still chose to have the Spinosaurus beat the Carcharodontosaurus in a fight when using an updated model. It just doesn't look believable that Spinosaurus would win with legs that puny, as not only would its reach be limited, it would have a much weaker stance and balance, thus would be pretty easily knocked over. It would have looked more plausible if you were using the standard JP3 Spinosaurus model.
@@windowsVD I can understand that, however keep in mind that he won mostly by intimidating, let's take an example we see in our era, hyenas have a stronger bite than lions and are very well built, however they often abandon their prey when confronted to a male lion. Animals don't like to take risk in general, that's how I thought while making this narrative choice
@@PastEons I suppose, but I guess I'm not really convinced that Carcharodontosaurus would be that intimidated by an animal of a smaller stature. Male lions are much bigger than hyenas and would absolutely trounce them in a fight despite having a weaker bite. It makes much more sense for a hyena to back down from a lion than Carcharodontosaurus backing down from a Spinosaurus. Especially since you do actually show them fighting, which I think should have then indicated to Carcharodontosaurus that it was dealing with a weaker opponent.
I really appreciate your work on that especially that you're not using MODS and just the basic game models and skins
This amazing really great job keep it up
This is really good for a first episode! Can’t wait for the next ep! You’ve got a new suscriber :)
Wow that was Pretty good and enjoyable prop's to you dude can't wait to see the next part the Jurassic period there it will be more fierce and mysteriously interesting.
I'm working on it ;)
Amazing job!!!! Some shoots looks really beautiful!
I can't wait to show you all the first episode :D
A great job for an independent producer with a low budget! Going to watch the finished episode next.
I appreciate the kind words !
Interesting endeavor. I've been waiting for this kind of remake since a decade ago.
Oh, the nostalgia. 😁😁
Really like that you used Islands of Green at the end with the Suchomimus finally getting his meal.
I love your work dude :D
I'm glad you like it ! I'm currently working on the second episode, you'll see it should be even better ;)
10:51 is my favorite shot the distance blur/focus looks great
this is very well done! keep up the good work and look forward to the next episode
Thank you very much !
Woah, You made a fantastic job! Sometimes people just say that things like this, for education, but that looks very cool, no joke!
I LOVE THE MUSIC! .. reminds me of the glee when watching "walking with dinosaurs" as a kid
This was damn good great job 👌🏾
Thank you very much !
Dued you deserve a medal for creativity
Hahah I'd take it with pleasure
Wonderful it felt like watching a professional documentary. Great angles by the way
I gotta give its to you this was very well done really it was... can't wait to see more I love it
This is so good and bring back nostalgia keep going. Going to watch the rest
6:13 There’s a part where you can see the iguanodon model go from the death animation to ragdoll x3
Yeah it was a bug from the game, but I won't include such things in the series
Past Eons Productions I get you; for what you got (I assume you used models from the Jurassic World Game), apart from a few things such as the dialogue and script at times, I look forward to what you have in store! Best of luck with the project :)
@@bubblesofthecoast6393 Thank you, the footage on the video has been filmed in game, and I also used moded models
Past Eons Productions wow you filmed it in game? I take it that you went into sandbox mode and make a giant enclosure or by some other method?
Yep exactly
I love this and cannot wait for more! Keep up the good work :)
Thank you :D
One of the best I've seen. Great work!
I especially loved the superb camera works as we usually got to watch them from above sky view or side views, but you somehow made it look like something completely out of the game and that's just awesome.
Thank you !
As a native English speaker in United States I find your accent perfectly understandable and a rather nice change from the typical Oxford
I like how you used the game to help create the story you are telling and choice of mods is nice, I would say there was very limited or no grass in the world at this point but I understand that most of the he game is covered in the texture for it, all around enjoyed this pilot
Am now gonna search your channel for the next episode~
Thank you for your comment ! I didn't specify it, but what we see as grass are actually meant to be horsetails, which existed at that time.
@@PastEons thats fair enough, i just couldn't see it well and assumed, I'm glad to onoe that now though c:
Thank god you changed the narrator xD the dessert and the plants actually work better in this then the real episode though
I'll make them better in the future then, thank you for telling me that !
Wow this is such a good doc; keep it up!
I want more, please make a lot more of these. :D And it was really neat that you took the JP game and really used it to your advantage.
This is amazing, i hope the second part will come soon mate
Thanks, it takes quite a time to realize to be honest, plus I have my studies too, but just know that I'm aiming even further in terms of quality for the second episode
@@PastEons i will asure u, this series will boost ur chanel bigtime
It's really well done. I loved the Spinosaurus. I hope to see feathered dinosaurs in future episodes.
Well done! Great screenshots and camera movement. You have a good voice for a narrative.
Thank you ! Even better quality is coming soon ;)
For a plotkthis is pretty good,to say the least,and is more welcome to call itself and WWD remake.
Hell yeah this was awesome! Amazing job!
OMG!! I'm crying.
It's so preciuos!!
Good job uwu
Damn nice work dude
I have so much respect for you, clearly you're a huge Walking With Dinosaurs fan just like me. Keep up the good work that the BBC won't!
Thank you so much for your comment, it gives me even more motivation to continue working on this project :)
@@PastEons you are so welcome 😊
I like the job that You make, The camera effects and the way of recording the dinosaurs is very good, excellent video!!
Thank you :)
Cool work mate :)
Also cool that you use some mods too
The cinematography is incredible.
I love the way you make wwd with jwe keep making more👍👍👍👍
Wow.... The camera angle and the scenario really are impressive.
You have earned yourself a subscriber
it's amazing how CG has come a big way since the "Walking with dinosaurs" era, I was reading from the comments, and this is from the Jurassic World evolution game, right? I really can't believe how games are now looking better than the original documentary! My past self would kill to see something like this at the time I was crazy for dinos.
I was going to be a little bit harsher when I first saw the grass and stuff like that disappearing from the screen when you panned out the camera, but after realizing that this is not like you made those in "Unreal engine" or something like that, this is actually like being captured from a game running live, so doesn't even have those final rendering things that actual documentaries go through, that's amazing. And also the fact that you have so many restrictions on what you actually can do with all those models and scenarios and you depend on the already built animations and stuff like this, just makes it even more impressive for me!
Frack yes! I absolutely love this!