Rexy and the Hungry Birds - Funny Dinosaur Cartoon for Families from paul b hardware store lititz pa Watch Video

⏲ Duration: 8:0
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✓ Published: 31-Mar-2024

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Episode #1 -In the quiet dawn of the Jurassic marsh, we find Rexy on a serene morning walk with his Mama and Papa. Little did he know that this peaceful start would swiftly transform into a perilous encounter with a giant Python. Yet, this was merely the prologue to Rexy's most extraordinary day.<br/>As the sun climbed higher in the sky, an unexpected calamity unfolded. A relentless horde of angry Pteranodon birds struck down and took Rexy up to the skies, away from his parents. Who would come to his rescue in this dire moment of need?<br/>Amidst the chaos, a ray of hope emerged. The benevolent giant Arambourgiana, touched by Rexy's plight, stepped forward as the unlikely savior. Could a tiny T-Rex fly up to the heights of the Moon and cheat the hungry birds for good? Watch this episode, cheer for this adorable and brave little T-Rex and marvel at the exotic Dinosaurs he meets along his journey!<br/><br/>This short animation is presented in spectacular 4K-30 Fps video format optimized for the latest High Quality HDR Displays: Mobile, Tablet and TV.<br/>Filmmakers:<br/>Adam Magyar<br/>Producer / Director / General Technical Artist<br/>StoryBoard / Concept Art / Environment Design / Matte Painting<br/>Modeling / Texturing / Shading / Rigging / Animation / Simulation<br/>Camera / Lighting / Rendering / Compositing / Stereography<br/>Post Production / Color Grading / Editing / Typography / Title<br/>Music Editor / Voice Over Actor / VO & Sound FX Director <br/>System Administrator / Hardware & Software Manager<br/><br/>Peter Borszeki<br/>Executive Producer / Assistant to Director / Production Manager<br/>Render Manager / Compositing Editor / Voice Over Editor<br/>Photogrammetry / 3D Scanner Operator / Asset Manager<br/>Project Communication / PR Coordination<br/><br/>Judit Kelemen<br/>Art Concept & Color Grading Advisor / Office Manager<br/><br/>Special thanks to<br/>Denis Nechipurenko for the Sound Effects<br/>Lili Magyar & Simon Magyar for their support and ideas