Alaska’s Evergreen Films Partners with BBC Worldwide to Create 3D Dinosaur Spectacular

3D Film Will Highlight Dinosaurs Living 70 Millions Years Ago

Anchorage, AK — Anchorage-based Evergreen Films and BBC Earth, the British Broadcasting Corporation’s [BBC] global natural history brand, today announced a major new partnership to produce a series of films that will immerse audiences in the prehistoric age of dinosaurs and lead viewers on a quest to explore every facet of the dinosaur world.

Evergreen CEO Mike Devlin said, “This agreement creates the perfect team to tell this remarkable story. With the recent advances in 3D technology and the increased understanding of the dinosaurs and the world in which they tried to survive, now is the perfect time for collaboration between our two companies. We are excited to be working with BBC Earth, which has more than 50 years of experience in bringing outstanding, awe- inspiring content to viewers.”

“The real dinosaur story outstrips anything you might find in science fiction,” Devlin said, “and we’re incredibly enthusiastic about showing our audience, on an epic scale, what their world really looked like 70 million years ago.”

Amanda Hill, Commercial Director of BBC Earth said "We're incredibly excited about the partnership with Evergreen Films, BBC Earth represents the best natural history content from the BBC who have set the benchmark in this genre. By collaborating with Evergreen Films we are combining our expertise to create a big screen event that will wow audiences with a story and immersive experience they have never seen before."

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