LEGO Titanic: Stop Motion film

This LEGO stop motion movie directed by Henry Hagens, depicts the sinking of the R.M.S Titanic in 1912. It uses both the larger scale LEGO set Titanic model, as well as scenes on the scale of minifigures. It follows the true events, only taking small creative liberties on the scale of those in the movie "Titanic", due to issues with the medium. As this film exists in the context of lego people, it is by nature not as serious as other representations of the disaster, but it does not seek to make light of the tragic story. I would like to thank my design teachers, as well as Matt Watts, for giving me much of the technical knowledge required to conduct various aspects of production. Credit goes largely to Envato Elements, Larysa Campbell, and Simon Hagens, for the various vocal effects in this film. Promotional assets were created by Mae Lai. Other types of effects have been sourced from Envato Elements and the YouTube audio library. The copyrighted youtube studio music in this video can be found below. To see a full list of artists whose music is used in this video, refer to the credits at the end.