Flight of the living dead: how animation brings extinct species back to life

Brendan Body

Flight of the living dead: how animation brings extinct species back to life

Brendan Body

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Abstract

Who can forget Steven Spielberg’s first Jurassic Park movie in 1993? How eagerly did we anticipate that bellowing T-Rex? Or gasp at the sheer scale of the brachiosaurus as it lumbered into view? Never before had animation been so lifelike and believable. I was hooked – this is what I wanted to do.

Original language	English
Type	Contribution to online publication
Media of output	Article
Publisher	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 2 Nov 2017

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Animating Archaeopteryx
Body, B., 15 Feb 2018.
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An introduction to bird flight
Body, B., 16 Feb 2018.
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Animated Holographic Archaeopteryx: Exhibition, Harmonious Complexity, Lamb Gallery, University of Dundee
Body, B., 2017
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Flight of the living dead: how animation brings extinct species back to life

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Animating Archaeopteryx

An introduction to bird flight

Animated Holographic Archaeopteryx: Exhibition, Harmonious Complexity, Lamb Gallery, University of Dundee

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