Sitting down with Total Film before the release of Jurassic World Dominion, Colin Trevorrow spoke about his time on Star Wars, how he remains positive about the experience and how it helped him make Dominion.
“What I appreciate about having worked on Star Wars is that I really got a practice run at making a new version of something we loved when we were kids and bringing it to a satisfying conclusion,” he tells us, referring to how Dominion brings the original trilogy of Jurassic Park movies, which were released between 1993 and 2001, to a conclusion, like how Episode IX brings the Skywalker Saga to an end.
“So I felt like I got a master’s degree in that, during that time,” he continues. “And I took so much of what I learned, and also so many of the people who I worked with – Kevin Jenkins was our production designer on this. So many people who I met on that project came over and worked on Dominion, so I can’t feel anything but good about it, because it allowed us to make the film we made now.”
Jurassic World Dominion roars onto the big screen on June 10th featuring effects from ILM.
