Pulling the right people together is only part of the battle, as ensuring things like the sky and wind matched for the mixture of shots was crucial, especially when matching the scenes together that were shot in other countries. He continued: 'There was a massive amount of wind machines everywhere, throwing sand and dust at the actors and part of the harvester was built in the desert, so it's a mixture of aerials and groundwork that I did with the actors, with the main cast.' Just one of many reasons why you need a two foot long gummy worm in your life. An soft and cuddly Shai Hulud to cuddle up with at night.

Villeneuve explained how they brought in 11-ton army artillery to act as the harvester, and parked it 'in the middle of nowhere' to begin the filming of the action on the ground. Makes this for wedding, make this for a birthday, make this for sitting down and traw. The sci-fi blockbuster Dune has been making headlines this week thanks to the ambitious world-building of its sound and VFX teams, who were tasked. The sound team stuck a microphone in an editor's mouth to produce the sound of the sandworm swallowing an alien vehicle. Liet-Kynes (Sharon Duncan Brewster) are scouting one of the spice harvesters from their helicopter. Dune's sound designers reveal how they created the sound of the sandworms. The film is releasing on October 21, and is based on the sci-fi book series that features politics, intrigue, Spice, and a giant sandworm. ANOTHER day, another Fortnite leak and this one has revealed an upcoming Dune collab. The other shooting he mentioned is the air-based shots, where Paul, Duke Leto, Gurney (Josh Brolin) and Dr. Fortnite is getting slick new Dune skins and an unbelievably comical sandworm. He said: 'The scene was shot in Jordan and we found a place with pristine sand dunes that had the proper height, sand dunes that later on will fit with the areas that we will shoot in another country.'

Josh Brolin and Timothee Chalamet in the iconic scene from 'Dune'.

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