We Made a DINOSAUR Animatronic for a Jurassic Raptor Scene!
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What this video covers
Distortions Unlimited takes viewers behind the scenes as they develop raptor dinosaur animatronics for a Jurassic-themed scene, part of their new 2024 lineup. The video traces the process from design and sculpting through mechanics, painting, and finishing. Sculpting on the raptors was led by Tom Cassidy, showcasing the studio's professional animatronic craftsmanship built over decades.
Key takeaways
- ◆A look at how professional studio animatronics move from concept to finished prop
- ◆Raptor dinosaur animatronics are a new offering for 2024
- ◆Covers design, sculpting, mechanics, and paint/finish stages
- ◆Sculpting work led by Tom Cassidy at Distortions Unlimited
- ◆Highlights the studio's long-running experience in haunt props and masks
Who this is for
Haunt professionals and animatronics enthusiasts curious about how studio-grade dinosaur props are designed and built.
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