Post by Deleted on Apr 9, 2008 20:13:35 GMT 10
Hey this seems similar to what Jeffs doing.
Bringing extinct creatures back to life is all part of Matt Drummond's daily work in Katoomba.
The 35-year-old visual effects specialist recently got the Tasmanian Tiger back on its feet for Fox television series Dying Breed.
His current project involves recreating ancient Australia's giant wombats, emus and diprotodons for Prehistoric Creatures: Death of the Megabeast series.
bluemountains.yourguide.com.au/news/local/general/animation-studio-makes-its-mark/1219814.html
Bringing extinct creatures back to life is all part of Matt Drummond's daily work in Katoomba.
The 35-year-old visual effects specialist recently got the Tasmanian Tiger back on its feet for Fox television series Dying Breed.
His current project involves recreating ancient Australia's giant wombats, emus and diprotodons for Prehistoric Creatures: Death of the Megabeast series.
bluemountains.yourguide.com.au/news/local/general/animation-studio-makes-its-mark/1219814.html