Four episodes depict life in the Mesozoic era, featuring computer-generated imagery of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals across various environments.
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Four episodes depict life in the Mesozoic era, featuring computer-generated imagery of dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals across various environments.
Synopsis
Eoraptor roams the Ischigualasto Formation of Argentina in a vivid portrayal of the Mesozoic era. Dinosaur Revolution, a four-part nature documentary, uses computer-generated imagery to depict various dinosaurs and prehistoric animals. Produced by Creative Differences, the series aired on the Discovery Channel and Science in 2011. It features a darker tone aimed at a teenage audience and presents stories set in distinct environments. The series was originally titled Reign of the Dinosaurs and underwent significant changes during production, including a shift in location and species.
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Why Watch
- Watch for the first film appearances of Velociraptor osmolskae.
- See the darker tone aimed at a teenage audience.
- Find out about the Ischigualasto Formation's unique species.
Did You Know
- Production began in spring 2009 and took three years to complete.
- The series was originally titled Reign of the Dinosaurs.
- The first episode features Eoraptor, Ischigualastia, and Saurosuchus.
- The second episode was set in the Lourinhã Formation of Portugal.
- The series was cut from a planned six hours to four hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the original title of Dinosaur Revolution?
The original title of Dinosaur Revolution was Reign of the Dinosaurs.
How long did it take to produce Dinosaur Revolution?
Production of Dinosaur Revolution took three years, beginning in spring of 2009.
What was the target audience age for Dinosaur Revolution?
Dinosaur Revolution was targeted towards a 13 and 14 year old audience.
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