As production on Jurassic World continues to heat up on the tropical island of Hawaii, more and more on-set photos are making their way online. Yesterday, director Colin Trevorrow and crew filmed what seems to be one of the opening sequences for the film, in which Helicopters chauffer guests to the new park, - very reminiscent of the opening sequence in Jurassic Park when we're first introduced to Isla Nublar. Thanks to our friends at Reel Tours Hawaii, we've got a few new photos to share, of film crew in Helicopters, gathering aeriel shots, most likely for a similar opening shot of the island as the landing pad comes into view.
In addition to these awesome set photos, speculation is building that the Hawaii Convention centre is being used as the main building for the new park in Jurassic World. Not only does the overall design of the structure ressemble the concept artwork created by Nathan Schroeder, but locals are reporting seeing film crew and construction sites popping up at various locations. Could this be the new visitor centre? Check out this comparison photo below, and let us know what you think by commenting below!
Just to feed the speculation even more, here are some photos from inside the convention centre, which clearly shows green screens being set up:
Big thank you to our friends at Reel Tours Hawaii for the pics. If you haven't liked them on Facebook yet, I strongly recommend that you do!
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