An Australian filmmaker is on course to revolutionise the way we look at dinosaurs, combining modern Chinese research showing ancient dinosaurs had feathers, with a vivid imagination. Based in the Blue Mountains outside of Sydney, Matt Drummond is on the home run to completing a feature film that has already had offers from major international film distributors. The film, "Dinosaur Island", combines 3D animation and dramatised action and was shot in Vanuatu and the Blue Mountains. It could be released as early as mid-2014.