 The reason the filmmakers chose to shoot "Jurassic World" on film stock, in addition to Spielberg's and Schwartzman's personal preference for the format, was to match the visual aesthetic of the previous three film-shot "Jurassic Park" pictures, and because the film's exterior jungle scenes required a greater dynamic range of light than digital cameras could accommodate.Most of "Jurassic World" was made on 35mm film and large exteriors in Hawaii were shot using 65mm film, which was used for visual effect sequences and as location shots where the filmmakers wanted extra visual impact.The film is presented in a Univisium 2.00