Triassick Parking

Triassick Parking

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Triassick Parking

1995

0h 3m

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Animation

Comedy

Overview

This Jurassic Park short parody has a scientist opening a dinosaur themed park "for the children" and things go predictably wrong when he uses dinosaurs as parking lot attendants.

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Cast & Crew

5 members

Acting

Becky Sirias

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Acting

Robin Karnatz

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Visual Effects

Tim Kenshol

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Sound

Gordon Cameron

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Writing

Mike Wellins

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