This film has some 1200 visual effects shots. ILM London was the main creative hub and did about 600 shots and ILM Vancouver did a further 200. ILP vfx did the next largest allocation, and Vickery was very impressed with their work, "ILP vfx are an amazing company, I know Niklas Jacobson, the vfx supervisor there very well, from my days at DNeg,.. they did the whole prologue, the T Rex chase + the dinosaur on main street, and I think is one of my favorite scenes in the whole film, it is a wonderful bit". ILPvfx did about 120 shots in total. Nvizible did all the monitors and comped all the graphics. ScanlineVFX did water shots, and Proof did the pre-viz for the film. "We also had a little in house team called the Post Office which did postviz, they postvized about 600 shots, which kept visual continuity from previz to postviz, ...it really helped" commented Vickery. ILM dealt with 1200 VFX shots for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. Visual Effects for the film was lead by ILM. Different Studios One of Us, Picture Motor, Apparition VFX or Ghost VFX, Lola Visual Effects , ILP vfx additionally dealt with the VFX.This film was taped in the Unified Kingdom and on the Hawaiian islands.J.A. Bayona coordinated the film Alex Wuttke lead as VFX Director for the film. The visual effect were lead by ILM, but Vickery oversaw all the effects, including work from Important Looking Pirates (ILPvfx), ScanlineVFX, LolaVFX and others. “While paying respect to the films that have come before, what we are trying to do is to create new cinematic moments that people remember; we want them to come away feeling like they’ve had a great time at the cinema.” comments Vickery. The challenges of blending realistic dinosaurs alongside their SFX counterparts required balancing several key aspects.