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Places of Middle Earth
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Lets visit the places of Middle Earth together.
The White Towers of Emyn Beraid | Middle Earth Visual Guide
In this video we visit another place in Middle Earth - the White Towers of Emyn Beraid, otherwise known as Tower Hills. We get a look especially as the tallest of the Towers, Elostirion, which kept a palantir.
Hopefully you learn a bit along the way and enjoy your visit.
Hopefully you learn a bit along the way and enjoy your visit.
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Battle of Bywater, Full-Scale Environment Breakdown
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In this video we look at the Battle of Bywater, the final battle of the War of Rings. I've created a full-scale Bywater in which to move the pieces and show the final battle of Lord of the Rings takes place.
An Ent-House | Book-Accurate Visual Guide to Middle Earth
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In this video we tour an Ent-house, in particular, Wellinghall. This is the place Treebeard took Merry and Pippin after finding them in Fangorn Forest. I hope you enjoy another tour in Middle Earth!
Follow Frodo through the Barrow Downs | Book-Accurate Middle Earth
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Frodo and his hobbit companions have left Tom Bombadil and now venture though the Barrow Downs. Follow along with this book-accurate visualization of the journeys in Middle Earth. JRR Tolkien Lord of the Rings Credit for the Middle Earth height map and texture goes to Reddit user enpremi, which can be found here: www.reddit.com/r/lotr/comments/1avfmuw/high_resolution_middleearth_heightmap_link_in/
Doors of Durin - Book Accurate Middle Earth Experience
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Welcome to the Doors of Durin! Follow along as we experience the trek to the Hollin Gate, exploring a now desolate land in Middle Earth. I hope you enjoy this book-accurate visualization from “The Lord of the Rings” and continue with me in exploring these lands as never seen before.
Let’s visit the home of Middle Earth’s most mysterious character
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In this video we visit the home of Tom Bombadil and Goldberry. The grounds and home are based off descriptions from the The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien and maps from the Atlas of Middle Earth.
This is the most accurate Lake-Town/Esgaroth ever created | The Hobbit
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Welcome everyone to a new video. This time we're looking at Lake-Town/Esgaroth, a small pile town on the Long Lake. Hope you enjoy!
This is the most accurate Prancing Pony ever created | Lord of the Rings
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In this video we visit the Prancing Pony, an important location in the story of the Lord of the Rings. Research based on my own reading and "The Atlas of Middle Earth" by Karen Fonstad.
This is the most accurate Lothlórien/Caras Galadhon ever created | Lord of the Rings
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Welcome to the fairytale-like city of Caras Galadhon. In this video we explore Caras Galadhon in the realm of Lothlórien, as described by J.R.R. Tolkien. Sources: Descriptions are taken from The Two Towers and geographic layout from the Atlas of Middle Earth by Karen Fonstad.
This is the most accurate Hobbiton ever created
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This is the most accurate Hobbiton ever created
This is the most accurate Rivendell ever created (LotR)
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This is the most accurate Rivendell ever created (LotR)
Full House Tour of Bag End | Book Accurate Layout
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Full House Tour of Bag End | Book Accurate Layout
Middle Earth Immersive Experience | Lake-town
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Middle Earth Immersive Experience | Lake-town
Middle Earth troll facts in the Trollshaws | Music Ambience
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Middle Earth troll facts in the Trollshaws | Music Ambience
Relaxing Middle Earth Facts on the Misty Mountains
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Relaxing Middle Earth Facts on the Misty Mountains
Amazing work! Really look forward to your videos as I do my annual reading of LOTR.
Thanks! If you see any mistakes let me know. 😊
I'd love to see something like this in real life. This is the closest I'll get I suppose!
If I turn it into VR you can get a little closer still. VR walkthroughs of all these places is something I’d like to do. 😊
@@PlacesofMiddleEarth that would be awesome. Keep doing what you do. The algorithm will bless you one day and you'll get the following you deserve.
That description of the colors always stuck with me.
These are really impressive videos but the music feels too Hans Zimmer for Hobbiton and Rivendell.
Then again the Shire theme from the movies was too Disney. LOTRO seems to strike a good balance musically. More rustic I guess.
The movie places are full of magic. This one looks just boring.
Great narration ❤
This looks like a mining quarry.
Completely forgot how brutal Scouring of the Shire was.
The Shire never forgot...
As the Scouring of the Shire sequence was eschewed from The Return of the King movie, this video is likely the closest thing we'll get to a Battle of the Bywater film adaptation!
Shhhhhh, don’t say the “A” word around here. I don’t need a naughty letter from the Tolkien estate. 😂😂😂 In 20 years the copyright runs out, and you’ll have more adaptations than you know what to do with. 😀
Nice work! Thanks for an interesting project. I love attempts to create accurate depictions, to balance all the commercial projects, not least Peter Jackson's. I'm trying to accomplish something that feels true to the books as well, but in the form of music.
Thanks! Neat project you have too!
Otherwise known as “Kindling Town”.
I lament the lack of the creeping hand on long arm, but this was wonderfully done nonetheless! Subscribed =)
I know! I really considered it! I’m a little scared to go too far and fall into adaptation territory and find myself getting a letter from the Tolkien society for being naughty. 😅
This was quite oniric in atmosphere, and respectful to the book. 👍
Thanks! Also, thanks for teaching me a new word! 😀 I am trying to figure out how to create a kind of liminal or otherworldly vibe since these stories take place in faerie.
Always love your music choices. Where do you find them?
Thanks! I get them from Epidemic Sound.
Awesome. That's pretty near to how I always imagined Treebeard's home.
Brilliant minds think alike! 😀
Wow 👌🏻 this is amazing! Can't wait until you do Orthanc and Isengard
Yep, it’s on my list!
Really enjoyed this - nice 1 :)
Wow thank You! I'm reading the books and sometimes is a bit difficult to imagine the places (perhaps Tolkien is one of the best at describing places, for example, reading the travel from Hobbiton to CrickHollow, I was there while reading it, amazing...) But this is 100% accurate to it ♥ What a discovery of a channel ♥
Thanks! I’m so glad you get something out of these!!!
Well done!
I'm digging these videos!
I forgot all about the ent-house.
That's why I'm here: to help you all to never forget. 🤣
I love it
Hooray! 😁
Really impressive work great job!
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Do you have a Discord or somewhere where this can be discussed?
No, I haven’t set up anything like that yet. Are you looking to discuss Tolkien/Middle Earth in general or the environments I’m making? I actually would really like lots of community feedback about any changes that could be made to make the environments more accurate and immersive. TH-cam is going to start rolling out some kind of community message board feature to more channels early 2025 so if that works well that would probably be the easiest place to do it. Let me know what you think!
@@PlacesofMiddleEarth It would be interesting to discuss your environments and approach as someone who has been working on something similar for a few years. I use Discord for almost all my Tolkien-related chats as do a lot of people so that might be the best place.
@@_Fornad Yeah, I can give that a try. I’m on discord already (I don’t use it much) but I’ve never made a channel. It probably isn’t too hard, I imagine. If you want to shoot me a message in the meantime my handle is storyknow.
@@PlacesofMiddleEarth Nice, I've sent you a friend request :)
Fantastic work. How are you making these?
Thanks! In Unreal Engine.
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This is so freaking cool. Thank you
No, thank YOU for watching! 😊
I just read this chapter and this was very helpful for visualizing it better.
Same here. It was quite atmospheric. And it was there most hobbits of the Fellowship had their Numenorean daggers, handed way down the line of short-lived Cardolan, one of the few things the Witch-King was vulnerable to, as Merry found out.
I love to see how people interpret locations from literature.
Wonderful! I love seeing these 3D recreations of the terrain.
Lotr mmo?
I made it myself. 😊
@@PlacesofMiddleEarth you need to make a game
This is all but exactly how I pictured the imagery when reading the book.
Your best yet, I think.
Thanks! And they’ll keeping getting better as I improve! Let me know of there anything you want to see.
@@PlacesofMiddleEarth Not so much a particular location, but if you could add some more variation to the plant life in your landscapes it would do a lot to improve verisimilitude. Look up pictures of real-world heaths and grasslands for reference. There are usually a variety of plant heights, clumps of scrub, and often some isolate trees.
@@Directrix_Gazer I hear you! I had a lot of trouble getting this one to look visually interesting because the text says, specifically, that there were no trees. That just left grass, flowers, and perhaps some small shrubs that I could put in. I looked at a lot of references of downs in the UK and you see lots a trees scattered around that help to break up the landscape. I told myself that for some reason these downs were "different" for Tolkien. It also says the grass is short so I kept it shorter but you are right that I could have had some scattered areas of taller grass! If I get around to re-doing this one hopefully my skills will be leveled up. Anyways, always feel free to leave any comments you have, I want this channel to be community driven and improved!
Love it! Let me know if you need suggestions for some good scenes. I like the focus of some that were not in the movies.
For sure! What were you thinking?
This made me feel like I'd truly been transported to the Barrow Downs.
I think this was the creepiest part of the book for me. The hand creeping up to Merry, Pippin, and Sam. I'd have loved to see that in the movie.
... If it wasn't for the Numenorean daggers they found there (which brought down the first of the Nine), I guess most hobbits would have think of this episode as a fading dream. If they came to forget it, it shows how much hobbits were mentally resilient.
This is so cool! Keep it up
I want to but got to get the views up!
Did you create this? Or is it from a game?
I created this. All the stuff on the channel is my own creation.
Of course the writer of the Feanorian runes on the doors of Durin must have been Celebrimor and he couldn't resist his little elvish joke: "The Doors of Durin, Lord of Moria". Moria literally means "The Black Pit". It's real name was Khazad Dum. Pretty sure the dwarves would have objected to their beautiful doors and their amazing city being named this way!
Comfy 😀
Yes, would be a nice vacation spot! 😂
Awesome! More of that! 🥳
Thanks! Will do!
This just came up in my feed. I have not searched any LoTR stuff, so I hope the algorithm is working. I subbed and liked!
Thanks! If you have a moment, let me what you liked about it. It will help me understand what people enjoy!
@@PlacesofMiddleEarthThe format is very good. The visuals with the quotes from the book work well to see how exactly you are processing Tolkien’s work to create the images.
@@PlacesofMiddleEarthI also think the pacing is good. Don’t try to make them too long, and if there are certain details we need to appreciate, let us linger a bit longer. In this one, sometimes it’s more arid landscape, so we don’t need extra time.
The algorithm has blessed me with this. Good.
So glad you liked it! If there’s anything specific about the video that you found valuable let me know. It will help me understand what people want out of the channel.
@@PlacesofMiddleEarthI like how you are using Tolkien’s own art as reference. The movies (which we all love) really cemented one version of how stuff looks so anything likes this that helps bring us back to the days when there were many wildly different interpretations is great. Hmm 🤔 Orthanc!
It still feels weird for me to imagine galadriel climbing a latter to take a nap. I like movie stairs more in this
Yes, it’s kind of funny to think about for someone of a regal stature.
Moria was Bill-chair accessible!
Please let me know if there are any improvements you would like to see in the video! Also, if you haven't checked out the rest of the environment tours you can find them here --> th-cam.com/play/PL0cyhe16v0qtcRmjpqIxr-Ukvl4L1XgXH.html
Definitely captures the forlorn or foreboding feeling of this desolate place.
Thanks!
Bill the Pony 😊
Doh! I just had to check and see if I made that typo in my Prancing Pony video and luckily I did not. 😂