Artists in the Bangalore studio took more than 100,000 photographs of real locations in the Indian jungle and built a huge library of resource material that was then recreated down to the finest of detail
Cutting-edge techniques used to create the world of The Jungle Book on an LA sound stage have been revealed in new behind-the-scenes photos.
More than 800 computer-graphics artists created the lush jungle of India without the need for any location filming, and brought to life iconic characters like Baloo, Bagheera and Shere Khan.
To make things as life-like as possible, new computer programmes were created to better simulate muscles, skin and fur.
More than 100,000 photos of real locations in the Indian jungle were also taken to help computer designers recreate the landscape in minute detail.
The newly-released photos show Neel Sethi, who plays Mowgli, in a swimming pool filming the 'lazy river' scene where he rides on Baloo's stomach.
Another shows a wolf puppet, filmed against a blue screen, being used for Sethi to act with - before later being replaced by a CGI version.
The Disney movie - released last month - features voices from Bill Murray, Ben Kingsley, Idris Elba and Scarlett Johansson and is currently second at the UK box office.
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