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The production of New Line Cinema's The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers called for numerous computer generated characters which were decorated with a wide variety of foliage. This short paper describes how we were able to employ a procedural modelling and animation system, Grove, in the production of a number of the sequences in the film. In particular we will concentrate on the practicalities of implementing such technology in large scale feature film production.