Lego: The Anzacs of Gallipoli
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- Short film of the Gallipoli Campaign during World War I from the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) perspective; a Lego stop-motion animation.
I really hope you enjoy this! - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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The 1st Battalion, The Lancashire Fusiliers landed at W Beach on the 25th of April. The Battalion was awarded six Victoria Crosses for their actions on day one of the battle. W Beach was re named 'Lancazhire Landing'
Thats so amzing. I am a New Zealander and one of my relatives fought at Gallpoili this is really cool and shows how it was.
Mella Moo but your lucky your not there because it was hell
I'm Turkish.We wrote the epic Allied forces where many people had fled from Turkey people. but wish for peace instead of war.
Melis KOCA respect from Australia
Everyone forgets that New Zealand was there too
Ben de türküm
Ne mutlu türküm diyene🇹🇷
Neither of them was to blame
This was very well done and I must say also very respectfully portrayed. Two of my Great Uncles were with the Australian 27th Battalion reinforcements that arrived at Gallipoli in September and October (they both survived, but one was later killed at Pozieres, Second Battle of the Somme, and the other at Passchendaele, Third Battle of Ypres). I also have a distant cousin who was part of the dawn landing at Gallipoli.
the mothers who sent their sons from far away land ! Wipe away your tears. Your sons are , in our hearts. They will rest in peace and tranquility. After they gave their lives on this land they have become our sons as well . " Addressing the families of enemy soldiers who died in Çanakkale , Atatürk said
The mothers who sent their sons to world war 1 are dead
Slambo TV you sir are a fucking idiot.
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@@jacknewell1847 ;)) one year later is never too late
100 years of Anzac here in rotorua tomorrow
I'm from rotorua 2
Lol what suburb
Im from pahiatua
You wont know we exist
But we have our dawn parade still,
Rotarua is quite far away, but were still on the north island
I am writing this on Anzac Day 2020. 105 years since Gallipoli. Lest we forget.
Nice stopmotion! this deserves a lot more views!
legoanimation20 Thanks man; appreciate this a great deal!
legoanimation20 you too mate!
Hello, may I ask how you added those wonderful effects at night? Thanks
G'day +trycoldman23 ! Basically, I shot all my scenes in standard lighting and then played with the contrast and colour levels in my video-editing software to create a dark, blue, nighttime appearance... I think I may have made it a little too dark in some cases, but the idea works! ;)
+Green Brick Productions thanks mate
No worries trycoldman23 !
YOU AGAIN?!
MegaPrem look he is just asking for sources he can use for his videos, it’s nothing too much
Thanks!
Great video, very impressed with research. Good start and ending and good sound effects.
GeographyGeeks , thanks so much! I'm glad you like it!
You definitely deserve way more subscribers!
Amazing
Thanks for that. This video made my day
H2O Hunter glad you liked it so much!!
this is great best lego gallipoli stopmotion on youtube!!!!! hope you do more amazing stop motions!!!
Thanks heaps Maytrix Legoes, means a lot mate!
I am pretty sure most viewers are either Australian, New Zealand, British, Turkish you get the point anyway this is a great vid.
+CrazysilvaApe Gaming Hey thanks mate! Yeah, you're right there!
Gallipolli is where humanity died and born again
This is awesome dude. Keep up the good work
MeeshSevenNine thanks mate!
“The heroes who laid their blood on this country’s land! You are here in a friendly country land. Sleep in a peace and triquality.You,the Mehmetçiklerle Side by side,you are a sheep. The massengers who send away their sons from distand lands!Strain your tears. Your sons are ours. They are in peace will rest in peace. After they have their lives to this land, they become our sons”
MUSTAFA KEMAL ATATÜRK
Very good job this video is realy cool !
Yique62 Thanks mate! Encouraging to hear :)
Mate this is amazing
Lukeepie glad you like it!!
Today in Australia is ANZAC Day, lest we forget.
Well done a great production.
Thanks man!
I loved the depiction of Gallipoli here. Probably best one I have seen so far. Well done! And I'm glad someone made an un-biased one with actual Ottoman soldiers (unlike some having German soldiers)
Haha! Glad you like it! Did you know there were some German officers at Gallipoli?
+Green Brick Productions Of course some were present together with a small number of German crews of MGs and guns aswell, but not big enough to show as whole force in movies.
Haha! Yeah but it's sure funny to watch ;)
Green Brick Productions Surely hehe (I'm Turkish here myself)
Lest we forget.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
You are really talented. You deserve way more subs
Cinemawalkers Thanks mate! That means an awful lot!
Very good video! it's fantastic
Ice Games hey thanks very much mate! Glad you like it :)
I enjoyed this 👍.. what camera did u use if u don’t mind me askin?
Great work!
Richard Hogan, thank you very much!
u live in aus/new zealend? i do too, we had an anzac parade to celebrate b4 anzac day, aka our public holiday :D
Great video
So tragic. Thank you for making this movie.
G'day doonsa, thanks; it's a pleasure and a privilege.
Awesome video dude ! You deserve more views sub earned
Ian Valderrama Thanks mate! Good of you to say!
That is awesome!
Thank you, Sandy Symonds! Means heaps!
Great video! you deserve more views!
The Erikb Army Thanks mate! Appreciate it your feedback!
Where do you get the aussie hats I really want sone
I'm thinking of doing ww2 stop motion any tips?
Also Great vid you deserve more likes, views and, subs!
I’m thinking of taking a big shit any tips?
Thanks, great video.
watch the mini series called Gallipoli on 9msn if you live in australia
Gallipoli recreated amazingly!
+brickproduction1815 Thanks very much, glad you like it :)
+Green Brick Productions will you ever make more videos?
mate you've earned a sub keep going
arkboynk Thanks heaps mate!
your welcome
This is truly incredible! A very different but fantastic way to honour those who perished in the conflict.
Hey ChrisSymonds86, thank you very much, mate - really appreciate it!
It is my absolute pleasure. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make and share this with us.
How much do you think everything in this video would cost? Like trenches, soldiers and guns
great vid by the way
Awesome!!!!
+brickproduction1815 Thanks mate!
Did you get Indiana Jones hats the fold one side
where did you buy the figures
Well done mate.
"At the landing and here ever since"
Thanks anzac 1968, means a lot :)
Really good video. I've subscribe to you because your representing all the soilders who died for our country , good for you. Screw the haters
Chevymadness, thanks heaps for your support mate! Glad you appreciate it!
I can say a really sad battle and a military blunder that haunted the big wigs in charge like Winston Churchill. Recreated beautifully also here's a battle that you may find interesting called Dien Bien Phu in 1954 lasted like 56 days and was a nightmare for the French. May look great with Legos.
Hi mate, thanks!
How did you do the part where it's night in the beginning?
Awesome video btw!
Livington Well, basically, I played with the image contrast and colour levels after taking the photos in normal lighting. Also, I only had 5 Lego Anzacs (and 1 rowboat) so in places such as the landing I had to use a fair amount of computer tricks. For the shots where there are multiple boats rowing, I had to separately animate the one boat multiple times in different areas (while keeping the camera dead still) and on the computer I cropped the images so they all fit together! It was very difficult and it was all an experiment but it payed off I think! :)
Today is 100 years since the Gallipoli war started....
Least we forget
Lest*
yep
Lest we forget
Was it really worth it was it worth it sacrificing so much and gaining so little
It was worth it. Australia today wouldn't be what it's like now. Free will, education and so much more. We can easily walk down to the shop a buy something but people in others can't do that! They people who fought for Australia made it how Australia is today ". That's why we should not forget.
That was a very good video, Lest we forget.
I love this, I'm from Sydney and I'm proud to salute our ANZACS, by the way where did you get those hats from? I know they're from Henry Jones but how did you get so many.
G'day EpicExtreme Eddy from Sydney! Really glad you liked it! By the 'Henry Jones' hats do you mean the safari/pith hats? I actually don't have any Indiana Jones Lego; instead I took them from the old Lego Adventurers series and the later Orient Expedition series with Johnny Thunder who wears the slouch hats. I have about five or six of each type having bought several sets over the years. Hope that helps!
R u guys stupid Ottoman Empire has won that war
+Oyunkrallığı Antalya Yes, you're right, the Ottomans did win at Gallipoli. But Australia and New Zealand don't really commemorate and remember Gallipoli for it's military achievements (i.e. those who won, lost, killed the most enemies etc.) but rather the lives, sacrifice and character of each ANZAC soldier - many of whom were not so different to people like us today, 100 years on.
Hope this makes any sense :)
+Green Brick Productions now the Ottomans are friends with your nation us Turks forgive because we are kind people even if we killed your soldiers that was only to defend ourselves but we are still friends we wont attack you back we will allow you to live free but if you and the other nations gang up on us then for sure we will defend and attack back but were friends. :)
+Osmanli Sari there were many reasons why our nations clashed in World War. Whether justifiable or not, it's now a thing of the past; what remains today is the legacy of it all. What excites me is the heritage and inspiration we can gain from the soldiers who fought there, in both victory and in defeat.
For my country, Gallipoli was a chance to prove ourselves to the world as courageous and resilient spirits, only 14 years old at the time. For your nation it was a time to preserve and protect a homeland, a people and Empire, hundreds of years old (and done with success!).
Would i be able to use info on your video in my school project?
Its very good animation. Love from Turkey!
Where did you get the sound effects? I really want to know!!!
How many frames? (Please answer)
An amazing animation.
Hey! Thank you!
Your video is amazing and I mean amazing 😮😮😮😮
Thanks heaps khanan787 ! Means a lot!
It is amazing to see that a lot of people still care about Anzac
Angel Raj Campbell who the fuck wouldn't?
Me for one. It's over blown and is getting boring.
This was very cute
Awesome video bruh
Cheers BossVLOGS, mate!
Well done on the vid
If it was with real people I would have cried 😭
just a correction for the part at 0:35 the allied soldiers didn't mean to land at the coast of Gallipoli im still researching as to where they wanted to go originally but it wasn't Gallipoli they were sailing the wrong direction as one of the officers had made a error with map readings and they landed on Gallipoli they were caught by surprise when they started to get fired upon by the Turkish coastline defence snipers and the war started from there
+jai bakhach I am aware of that account, but I thought it wasn't necessary to include.
The ANZACs landed where they should have landed. Fact!
ı think i love anzacs like my family because you anzacs are are good people :) im a turkish person :)
Ömürcan Karakuş your nice too ;)
Ömürcan Karakuş ;)
Ömürcan Karakuş not all Australians are Anzacs..
Ömürcan Karakuş Lest we forget
Flynn BEATSON-SMITH I'm proud to be australian
how did you make the roof in the city in the beginning.
Hi Garret, the buildings are made from card; the roof tiles are a series of 2cm-thick card strips with 1cm long (1mm wide) notches cut out every for every cm - these were then glued together so the tiles overlap. Works a treat!
+Green Brick Productions thank you so much for telling me it was bothering me, by the way your channel is amazing I like your videos.
No worries! Thanks :)
Hey Green Brick, I have two suggestions for you. 1: D Day, Omaha Beach or Battle of the Somme 100 anniversary
Firestorm1010 Gaming thanks for suggestions mate :) not sure if I'll be making anything for a whike
I always wonder how many Johnny thunder mini figs were bought in the process of making this
I'm a teacher and just want to say great job - what program did you use to make this on your computer? I'd love for my students to have a go on their own films. Thanks!
Hi +Shawn Stone ! Thanks heaps, that's really encouraging! I used Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 12 for the editing and Gimp 2. You can use pretty well any video editing program though, depending on the type of work you want to put into it. There are heaps of brilliant TH-cam stop-motion Lego animation tutorials out there also which I recommend you check out if you're still keen.
+Green Brick Productions thanks for that - can you recommend any good programs for kids aged about 11 that are easy to use and freeware at all?
Shawn Stone Before I bought the program I use now, I worked with Windows Movie Maker for Widows XP, which I began using when I was about 11, though I think this has been replaced with Windows Live Movie Maker, for later Windows versions. I reckon this would be good (pretty sure it's free)!
Here's a link to a website rating the best free movie-making software in case you'd like to check it out:
www.techradar.com/au/news/software/applications/best-free-video-editing-software-9-top-programs-you-should-download-1136264
If you do go for Windows Live MM, I recommend watching this tutorial which shows you the basics for a Lego stop-motion with it:
th-cam.com/video/oWQ3Osz66eM/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps and I hope your class are able to have a go! I think it's an epic as idea! Give me a yelp if you'd like to know anything else and I'd be happy to send you my email if so too!
+Green Brick Productions Thanks for the reply -very helpful info.
And for the stop motion capture - I played around with a software program called iKitmovie, but my class uses Macbook Airs - any recommendations to capture each frame etc?
Sorry for all the questions, but I really appreciate all your help pointing me in the right direction.
+Shawn Stone, I don't know much about Macs, nor video editing software in general, though I've spent a couple hours researching online to investigate!
I've found a good site listing a few 'free' programs for Mac:
filmora.wondershare.com/video-editor/free-video-editing-software-mac.html?gclid=CLbm4s-omMgCFRCVvQoduasIyg
?---> The first, 'Filmora' (originally 'Wondershare Video Editor') seems like the best I could find, looking user-friendly (there's a good video for it at the bottom of the page). However, only the demo version is free and so leaves a watermark on all finished projects which may or may not essentially ruin the videos, but this would be worth looking into.
The next is 'iMovie' which I believe you've got to pay for if it hasn't come with your Macs to begin with.
No. 3 is 'Avidemux', seeming like a simplistic program but I think may not be user-friendly for stop-motion judging by the strange, horizontal scroll bar down the bottom instead of the classic video-media timeline where you see your imported images/video/sound/music all lined up to be edited. Without seeing the individual images while editing, I don't know how easy it would be for stop-motion animation, however I have seen it done on 'TH-cam'. You could have a brief look at these if you're interested to get an idea, but I'm hesitant about it:
th-cam.com/video/fVDm7kTr4sM/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/e4EiSlzJr-I/w-d-xo.html
There is 'Zwei Stein' ('ZS4 Video Editor') which I believe is a very powerful program, although, challenging, technical and non-user-friendly to operate effectively. Maybe have a squiz at this if you're interested:
th-cam.com/video/PXNz_7a59JI/w-d-xo.html
There is also 'Hyper-Engine AV' but I was unable to find any good tutorials to get my head around this, and also 'Blender', which I doubt is be user-friendly.
There's also this site which has more options:
www.makeuseof.com/tag/top-6-free-video-editors-mac-os/
?---> I haven't looked them all, so I'm unable to tell you much about them, however going off the picture, 'Kdenlive' seems to have potential. Perhaps this tutorial may be a good place to look:
th-cam.com/video/Cj1OOTHdO6k/w-d-xo.html
I hope this helps; sorry I haven't made this simple so I hope this doesn't put you off. If you do get a program, while stop-motion animation is time consuming and requires a good deal of patience (also remember to make frequent back-ups while editing or the program might crash with so many pictures) I think it is extremely rewarding! :)
All the best! Feel free to ask more help!
How many frames (please answer)
Lukeepie from memory only 4 or 5 thousand... most of the shots I binned and reshot 3 or 4 more times so there'd be loads more I deleted... the joys of editing haha!!
Man Thankyou for making this vid I think this shows respect who fought and fought while watching their own troops die all around them. I mean i lost 3 Great uncles because of this war they were sent out to gallipoli and their troops were all torn apart around them. only 1 of them mad it back. But sadly he join up with the American forces a couple of years after that and he ended up going out to D-Day and he was in one of the first waves of marines to land on Normandy in 1944 sadly he only lasted not even 5 minutes because we was torn apart by the germans their stupidly overpower MG42's.
Anyways man Thankyou so much for uploading this. God Bless you and all the army troops apart of the allied nation.
LEST WE FORGET
Hey Bailey Pearce, it's a great pleasure having made this; I'm so pleased you appreciate it and thanks heaps mate for such an awesome comment! I'm glad you think it's respectful because, yeah, war is pretty horrific stuff and it's quite incredible what tragedies so many people have gone through on behalf of their country (like your uncles); whether ANZAC or American; Frenchman or Brit; Turk or German.
'we will remember them'
No offense though but the Marines were island hopping the pacific while the Army were in Normandy
im talking about ww1 fucktard
Tyler Xiong sorry that was my brother i apologise for the foul language he uses but yeah anyway its about the Kiwis and Aussies going to Gallipoli Cove to invade the turks and in the trench warfare against the germans on the front lines were very tragic wars of both countries and we all show respect on both sides of the war
Lol when your brother says he is talking about World War One I was talking to you about the World War 2 one as your uncle would have been apart of the army to have participated in D Day. ;)
This is the best film ever!
Thanks mate! I'm glad you like it!
I also am making a battle of Gallipoli video to so plz stayed end and subscribe
Raxchasefilms Good on ya mate! Looking forward!
It won't be as great as yours though
Don't worry mate! Just do your best and never give up if you love making films!
my great great grandfather pounded the beaches on HMS triumph, as head gunnery officer, she was sunk by a jerry U boat
Dafyn Jones That's some great heritage to be proud of there! I'm sorry I haven't shown any of the Brits in this video.
Where did ya get the Aussie folded hats?
H2O Hunter The slouch hats and Turkish pith helmets come from two old Lego series, 'Adventurers' and 'Orient Expedition' from probs 10-20yrs back ;)
Green Brick Productions k ty
at the Nek scene did i hear some sound effects from Gallipoli 1981
arkboynk, nah mate, I arranged all sound effects as you hear them; basically a heap of simple sound effects, largely taken from the websites in the credits. I suppose it is possible that the gunshots I gathered are similar to those used by Peter Weir though.
Green Brick Productions i meant i heard shouting similar to the ones at the nek scene of gallipoli 1981
arkboynk, oh ok! The shouting was just a sound effect I took from a free sound effect website.
Awesome
Cheers mate!
You should have added a segment of life in the trenches
Lukeepie wanted to stick to the key battle points/events, though I did have a little bit in the wintry shots
Awesome video go the Anzacs
captain lego Thanks heaps man!
New zealand and austrralia unite! ANZAC! 100th anniversary.
Lest we forget.
Yup I still wonder was it worth it my school is named after a WW1 and veteran he said before he went to fight in his last battle at Normandy he said "those that are lost must be remembered or the war becomes statistic and names" brigadier James Hargest
Why were Anzacs there,Gelibolu?
Yavuz Yüksel you talking to me?
Very good video! Can you make another for WW2?
Vasko Vasilev Thanks mate, really appreciate it! I'm not sure about WW2, haven't really thought about it yet. Would be cool to make something of Tobruk or El Alemein. I've plans for another WW1 story so far though.
Can you make one of Papua New Guinea
Dunno, I haven't thought about doing a Kakoda /Papua New Guinea animation - good idea SonofDodgey, thanks for the idea!
They shall grow not old,
As we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them,
Nor the years condemn;
At the going down of the sun
And in the morning
We will remember them, lest we forget.
epic vid nice memorial statue I wish there were more Anzac stop motions
PS get some brick arms but everything else was awesome :)
epicawesome guy Thanks man! I prefer working with only official 'Lego'. The Gallipoli Turkish and ANZAC soldier uniforms in this video are fine anyway as both the Turkish and Australian slouch hats come from the 'Adventurers' series (for the New Zealander 'lemon-squeezer' hats I just angled them so you don't see the fold) (Will say, though, the Turkish hats would be better in tan colour).As for weapons, I'm pretty happy with standard Lego rifles rather than complex, detailed 'brick arms' ones. I may later get brick arms, though, for the tin British-style helmets the ANZACs were issued with as they moved on to the Western Front (France/Belgium). What do you think? I'd appreciate your thoughts!
Brown hat is Anzac and white hat is Turk?
Hi m8, that's right in my Lego adaption... in real life both Turkish and Anzac hats were khaki and my Lego Turks are more like British soldiers.
Icecodplay Plays Ye
Green Brick Productions ooo.
Very well made film that brings honor to the ANZACs. May both ANZAC and Turks who perished at Gallipoli rest in eternal peace. Good job sir.
what camera did you use???
+Star Studios Productions star, I used an old Cannon - not sure what exactly, but not DSLR or anything fancy. I plan on upgrading sometime but for starting out, anything is good as long as you can keep it steady.
My great great granddad went to Anzac
My school recommended this which is cool
y no brickarms?
XxStabby PiexX Prefer working with just official 'Lego'. Gallipoli
Turkish and ANZAC soldier uniforms in this video are fine anyway as both
the Turkish and Australian slouch hats come from the 'Adventurers'
series (for the New Zealander 'lemon-squeezer' hats I just angled them
so you don't see the fold) (Will say, though, the Turkish hats would be
better in tan colour).As for weapons, I'm pretty happy with
standard Lego rifles rather than complex, detailed 'brick arms' ones. (haha though I'm not sure about the blue-tack bayonets :D )I
may later get brick arms, though, for the tin British-style helmets the
ANZACs were issued with as they moved on to the Western Front
(France/Belgium). What do you think? I'd appreciate your thoughts!
at the charge at 4:50 none of them made it past 3 meters except for I think it was 10 or something
+jai bakhach Yeah it was pretty hectic. There was one fella who made it much further than the others in one of the waves (he still didn't make it to the end) and he became the inspiration for the main character in Peter Wier's famous movie, 'Gallipoli'.
Great trench warfare! Please do battle of the somme!
+Star Studios Productions star Thanks mate! I appreciate your feedback :) I do hope to make a Somme animation some-time, I have at least written a screenplay for one... for which I would certainly use BrickArms!
We must never forget and remain friendly
Wow! You don't have any Brick arms you can still make a excellent world war 1 video!
+Star Studios Productions star Thanks heaps, I'm glad you like it, means a lot! I hope to get some Brickarms for future videos, but for this one I didn't think any was needed as vanilla Lego provides fairly good uniform pieces and I only needed standard rifles :)
+Green Brick Productions One question...... Howed you do the bayonetS?
Star Studios Productions star
They where Lego knives stuck to rifles with blu-tack... in hindsight, Brickarms' bayonet clips would be much better, but it worked generally pretty well.
2020?
You only show by one side, we turks have loves, families and heart to
there were some mistakes hear and there but otherwise a fucking magnificent video I love your work and keep it up
+jai bakhach Thanks mate...
Green Brick Productions thats cool man i really liked the video though it was very emersive thanks for the vid. keep it up :)
Thank you :)
very nice
Thanks :)
What editing software do you use
Hey Ultraforce Studios, I used Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 12.0 and also Gimp 2. Before that I was using Windows Movie Maker and Microsoft Paint XD
Green Brick Productions thanks
No worries.
The Newfoundlander were there to I think you miss that part!!
Yeah sorry about that; I also left out the British, French and Indians because I decided just to focus on an Australian-New Zealand point of view.
history of relative fougt and this was one of the ones my grandfatherand great uncle died in Gallipoli lest we forget PS. im australian
IRENE HARWOOD Wow! That's awesome heritage you have in your family! Thanks for sharing that :)
I lost my dad in Gallipoli when he was 13
What?