The production crew faced space issues in Hollywood. Universal Studios HollywoodĪfter the on-site shoot, the movie filming continued in Universal Studios, Hollywood. A private property located in Fieldbrook was the last spot of filming. A couple of weeks later, the team moved to another location – Eureka, Patrick’s Point State Park – for further scenes. The filming started in Fern Canyon, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park. The team selected this location based on research which stated dinosaurs lived in forests like Eureka, not the tropical forests. Spielberg had to commute via bus to the remote shooting location daily. With some assistance in scouting the spots in Prairie Creek Redwoods, the team finally began to film. Hence, it became a central location where most parts were filmed. Due to the high cost in New Zealand and financial benefits offered by Humboldt County, director Spielberg agreed on California. Unlike the first movie, that was filmed in Kauai County, Hawaii, ‘The Lost World’ was supposed to be filmed in New Zealand.
The Redwood Forests of Eureka, California
The final locations where ‘The Lost World’ was filmed can really come as a surprise to many. They still managed to bring the tropic essence in the movie as the tropical sound effects, originally recorded in Costa Rica, were added. South America and Costa Rica were not even considered for filming as the shooting period was scheduled when it rains heavily in those regions. Production designer Rick Carter traveled to different parts of the world including Hawaii, Puerto Rico, New Zealand, and Australia to find the precise shooting locations. To create something as unusual as this onscreen, more than regular efforts are required offscreen. The Lost World Jurrasic Park: Filming Locations
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