InGeneral | The Jurassic Outpost Podcast

After mysterious events on Isla Sorna, a T. rex is transported to the streets of San Diego. A family starts to notice unusual happenings in their neighborhood, and survival relies on reuniting the infant rex with its parents. Follow the screams.

How do you build a Jurassic World from the ground up? In Designing a Jurassic World, we go inside the art department of Jurassic World Rebirth with Production Designer James Clyne (Jurassic World: Rebirth, The Creator, with art department work on Star Wars, Avatar and Star Trek) and Lead Graphic Designer Matthew Clark (Fast X, Venom: The Last Dance, Black Mirror, Doctor Who). From the remote island of Ile Saint-Hubert to the intricate vehicles, props, and environmental storytelling that define summer 2025’s blockbuster, we explore the creative decisions that shaped the film’s visual identity. Featuring never-before-seen imagery, James and Matthew reflect on their careers, the influence of Jurassic Park on their creative paths, and how Rebirth’s newest iconic designs came to life. Whether you’re fascinated by production design, franchise world building, or the legacy of Jurassic itself, this is a deep dive into the craft behind the spectacle.

Millions of years from now, Jurassic-ologists will unearth the remnants of The Lost World: Jurassic Park, a classic film from the 1990s, and its deleted scenes. Meanwhile, in 2026, the series’ Rebirth continues...

How will the Jurassic franchise continue to evolve into the future? Is it in the Rebirth? Is it in the world of gaming? Will there be Chaos? Is it all a wild goose chase? Where we’re going is the only place in the world where the geese chase you.

David Koepp’s Cold Storage, Jurassic Book recommendations, and how Fast & Furious, Jurassic World, and The Mummy could dominate 2028 in Episode 167 of the InGeneral Podcast.