The Making of Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs | Lightroom

What if you could take a wildlife documentary film crew and transport them back in time by 66 million years, to the time when Dinosaurs ruled the Earth? That, in the words of Executive Producer Mike Gunton (BBC Natural History Unit) is what Prehistoric Planet is meant to feel like.

Now, a landmark collaboration between Apple TV+, Lightroom and 59 Studio takes that experience even further with Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs. The hit Apple TV+ series is reimagined as a one-of-a-kind immersive experience allowing audiences to step into the world of Dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures like never before.

In this film, take a look behind the scenes of Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs and hear from the people who made it: Executive Producer Mike Gunton; Director Lysander Ashton; Lead Designer Nicol Scott; and just some of the expansive team of Designers, Animators and VFX Artists from 59 Studio and Framestore - as well as the team at Hans Zimmer's Bleeding Fingers who created the show's magnificent orchestral score.

Discover the inside track of a show that couldn't happen anywhere else, turning Lightroom into a time machine to transport audiences back 66 million years.

Step into their world at Lightroom, King's Cross until 2 November 2025. Book tickets now at https://lightroom.uk/whats-on/prehist...