#jwcc gifs

[strivia]

If I had a nickel for every time Darius had a wrestle argument with one of the other male campers in the moonlight, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird it happened twice.

[swan2swan]

REMINDER:

You have less than two days left to play Hidden Adventure! 36 hours!

[swan2swan]

Not wholly relevant, but sunsets are actually a VERY special element to animation, as sunset scenes are obviously very hard to film in live-action. Notice that most movies have scenes taking place at night or in daylight--scenes at dawn and dusk are absurdly rare. Thus, the fact that Camp Cretaceous and Chaos Theory both take advantage of the medium to provide a glimpse into what we could have in live-action if not for the bothersome lodestone that is the passage of time...it's to be treasured!

(Note: these two scenes are probably taking place at the same time, or, rather, the movie scene takes place BEFORE the Camp Cretaceous one, but one needed a few months to animate five minutes while the other needed hours to film).

As noted, sunsets and sunrise really help to set the mod, but I also just want to make more people aware of how deliciously unique scenes like these are: the ability to have full conversations and actions scenes in shifting light, at the level we see in these shows, is not something to be taken for granted. It's an exclusive.

Hello, Nick! Can you share with us some of your favorite scenes into the writing process of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory? Or even some scenes that didn't end up on the show but you liked it?

Gosh, we wrote these so long ago it's so hard to come up with specifics. For the episodes I wrote, I loved writing the scenes in "Halfway Home" between Daniel and Kenji. I have a relationship in my own life that mirrors (to a certain extent) theirs, so to be able to put all of myself into that episode -- my first as a staff writer on a TV series -- was very special for me. It really allowed me to completely open myself up to working with other writers to intimately. I also get a giggle out of the part where Kenji doesn't have the words to describe Daniel's ultimatum, so he just grunts -- I didn't know if it would make anyone else laugh, but it seemed to, so it stayed! That was pretty fun.

"The Drop" was a bit tougher for me, as it was a pretty pivotal moment between Darius and Kenji. In their scene where they struggle over possession of Brooklynn's phone, I really wanted Darius to rear back to take a swing at Kenji, but for some reason, in a show where people are eaten by dinosaurs, throwing punches (or even implying it) was a no-go, but what ended up in there was still really fun and to the spirit of what I was trying to do.

"Batten Down the Hatches" was sooooo much fun to write as a horror and action fan -- I feel like the team really took what I wrote and ran with it in the best possible way! Seeing that one at SDCC with a group of like 800 fans was something I will never forget. People laughed, gasped, shouted at the screen -- it was just such a cool moment for me.

But getting to introduce Soyona Santos was also such a special thing for me. As I've said in the past, getting to write for Dichen Lachman was such a fanboy moment for me, I'm so glad I got to reintroduce her to the world and help usher in a more three dimensional version of the character than there was time for in Dominion. I love the cat-and-mouse vibe of their conversation. There's also the bit that I'm not sure many picked up on where Santos is the one who uses the term, "limb difference" for the first time in the series. Our consultants had taught me that phrase, and I thought it was an interesting choice for Santos to introduce it to Brooklynn. The thinking was somewhere along the lines of, in her quest to get deeper into the trafficking of dinos, she probably didn't have a ton of time to look into how she was really feeling about losing her arm, let alone find anyone else who'd introduce that phrase to her. So when Santos uses it, there's a split second where Brooklynn kinda connects with it. I think it shows that Santos isn't just a mustache-twirly type of villain. She's intelligent, she's hip to how language has evolved, and she might even be a good person in another life. There was a moment where it was called into question whether or not Santos would use the phrase, so I'm especially glad we got to keep it in there.

And don't even get me started on the episodes my amazing colleagues wrote for the rest of the series. They all did such an incredible job, I don't even have enough words to express how awesome their episodes turned out, not to mention how awesome all of the rest of the crew did in bringing the show to life!!

[msp9]

JWCT SPOILER ALERT BEN BEING THA TOP YASAMMY SHIPPER

"I think we should split up"

"You and Yaz!?"

He got offended by Sammys words.

You telling me this guy got a gf?

[altridentcorp]

Here, Ben and Kenji look like a married couple arguing about some stupid thing during the car ride.

[dearinglovebot]

yasammy moments in jurassic world chaos theory: season 2, episode 1

[mantis-yippee]

WAKE UP EVERYONE ITS TIME ITS TIMMMEEE

[clonedchaos]

Y’all, if these two don’t propose to one another in Season 3 I’m gonna crash out—

[pokemon1oadvanced]

‘I remember hugging ya’ll being easier.’

[tohjwcc]

First to last yasammy kiss cuz WHY NOT 🙌🏻

In the right order. We can just hope this list or whatever will increase as more seasons release. CAN'T WAITTTTTT

Got these gifs from one of @e-750 's posts. Hope it's okay... Lmk if it's not!

I just dk how to do gifs of my own...

[mangosaurus]

DARIUS BOWMAN in Jurassic World: Chaos Theory

[strivia]

[swan2swan]

"He's gone!"

[creephunterz]

This gif specifically is making me insane. I need their type of love so bad

GIF by @track-staryaz

[bs-fangirl]

THEY REALLY KILLED BROOKLYNN?! JUST STRAIGHT UP KILLED HER WITH A DINOSAUR?!

RIP, Brooklynn 😭