Often fantasy films are shot in pavilions using visual effects and animation. However, it is known that apart from a studio in the UK, the inspiring natural landscapes of Ireland were used to create the background and atmosphere of the movie. It is believed that a mixture of live-action landscapes and CGI was used to create the fantasy world of dragons.
Berk Island
In movie
Scene where A young lad Hiccup enjoys life on an island with other Vikings. He admires the nature of his native place - it is as harsh and powerful as the whole tribe of these warriors. But Hiccup is quite unlike them in body and spirit. I think he's a little sad at this point.
Real
Scene was shot Such a beautiful place can be heartwarming and even make you sad! Dunseverick Castle is a historical monument located in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, near the village of Dunseverick, it dates back over 1,500 years. It was originally a fort and observation post. Today, the castle is recognized as an important ancient monument in Ireland.
Viking training arena
In movie
Scene where we see an arena where all the youngsters learn to fight real dragons. We watch as Hiccup and his companions engage in battle with a small dragon. The protagonist has no warlike chalacter and nearly dies in its flames.
Real
Scene was shot at Titanic Studios in Belfast, Northern Ireland. This studio was used to create the large-scale sets and equipment needed to convey the epic scale of the dragon training arena in the movie. The production utilized the expertise of Creature Technology, who developed realistic animatronic dragons, adding a dynamic and realistic element to the action scenes.
Belfast
Forest
In movie
Scene where Hiccup makes his way through the forest to strike at one of the most dangerous dragons that ever existed. Thanks to his good heart and the precepts of Dostoevsky, he is unable to take the life of the beautiful creature. This is where a great friendship is born that will change the course of history.
Real
Scene was shot in Northern Ireland, which is rich not only in rocky shores but also in dense, impenetrable forests. Why use computer graphics when there is so much beauty in one place? Tolymore Forest Park served as another delightful location for a fantastic movie.
