As someone who works with a Lego Certified Professional, I can say it is a dream job for me! Not just because we build with Lego every day, but also the design challenges and getting to work with other Lego lovers too!
@@TiagoCatarino I'm proud to say I work for Ryan McNaught at Brickman in Australia. We have an awesome workshop. It's basically floor to ceiling containers of every element we know of and a big work space to build in. Honestly, it's great fun!
@@Klementaun actually just the same as a regular job, we have job openings and do interviews. There are a few lego challenges we ask of potential applicants but each LCP team has their own secret requests so I can't reveal these here ;-) We're always looking for creative applicants!
7:29 All New Bricks is my favorite speed build channel of all time, the work and cinematography Paul puts into not only the stop-motion but the actual build process itself is on a whole other level. Really happy to see the shout-out. And you're right about there being an audience for just about anything. I don't plan on making RUclips videos regularly but I have an old big LEGO set and I want to try recording an unboxing and build video of it, for the simple reason that no unboxing video for it exists. But I also want to make it somewhat professional-looking and well-edited, not just prop up my camera at the side and record it with little to no setup or editing.
This is one of the most informative videos about Lego I've ever watched here or anywhere else, and all packed in less than 9 minutes. It could very well be a TV program. Congrats!
Thank you Tiago! As an avid LEGO fan and recent collector, I am looking for a medium to share creativity on and this honestly helps! Working on becoming a content creator, but we shall see...
To me, Flipping and investing feel counter to a passion for LEGO. It drives up prices of new and used bricks and sets, making it harder to enjoy if you don't have a huge disposable income. It also reduces the possibility of stumbling across cool stuff for cheap like in charity stores, which is part of the joy of browsing those and finding it as a passion you never knew you had.
Hey Tiago I just wanted to stop by and give you a big thank you. I've been going through some mental health struggles lately, its been tough but your videos have helped me get through these difficulties. I used to love Legos as a kid and I've been dipping my feet back into the space recently, and you specifically have been at the forefront of that. Its been a big help, you've made a difference in my life and I wanted to share that w/ you. Thank you for what you do Tiago, you make the world a better place. Best of luck to you! :)
I recently got a job at Lego in Billund, super excited to my start date, close to the end of the year. Thanks for all the good content you put up Tiago, your pro and con video you did some time ago really help me our during the interviewing process!
I do 4 & 5 myself. It is something of a wait on the Investing side to have a set finally sell. As to the reselling bricks, that is extremely time consuming once you've gotten the lot in question to sort through it. Filtering out the non-LEGO and off brand bricks from the pile. Washing, finding broken pieces, sorting and listing them up. When selling on Bricklink, consider a minimum buy ammount to make it worth while when pulling orders.
Thanks for his video. Ever since I was a little kid, I always had a passion for Legos. I got my first Lego set when I was about 5 to 6 years old, the Epic Dragon Battle from Ninjago. When I was putting the set together for the first time, it felt like heaven. Hearing the snapping together of pieces in such a way blew my mind away. And now, as a young adult, I still build and collect Lego sets and get this: Even build my own creations with Lego pieces I have in my bins at home! The more Lego sets I bought, the more stuff I learned from them. And now, my biggest wish of all is to be working for the Lego group, designing Big Scale cars and Objects and people from movies.
Trying the LEGO Content Creator thing as a side hustle for 8 months. Still far away from getting monetized on RUclips, but already learned a lot and found other ways to try to earn some money, like making my own designs and selling the instructions.
Fantastic video Tiago! I rediscovered my love for LEGO earlier this year and am currently trying my hand at investing as well as content creation which I am thoroughly enjoying.
I make digital Legos as a hobby and usually post some on social media. I have been offered to become an official content creator but I don't feel like I'm ready yet. Besides that, designing Legos has always been my dream
I have been working at Legoland as a seasonal employee for 3 years now. I've been trying to get into the Master Builder role for a while, but it is a very difficult thing to do. You have to go through 3 rounds of a building competition. Even still, they usually only hire one person at a time. I just recently did mine and I wasn't picked. There was a lot of good competition and the pressure got to me XD. But, it is certainly my dream job and I will continue to apply whenever they decide to hire more Master Builders.
I was a Master Builder at LEGOLAND California, and then I become a Freelance LEGO Artist, I could have become a LEGO Certified Professional over a decade ago, but I turned them down as I prefer to be independent. I still work for LEGO off and on to this day occasionally.
The LEGO designers have been on fire lately; Tiago try some of the new Speed Champion sets. I got the new Toyota Supra and it was one of the most unique and fun builds I've had in a long time. It was so intricate and used so many new building techniques, I believe its something right up you ally!
Your movie shows some truly interesting thoughts. And as you were working for LEGO, some of the them are coming from an insider, who knows what he is talking about. Thanks for sharing this with the community.
Oh my god Tiago! I just noticed that Lego store pic @1:38 is my first and local Lego store in Canberra Australia! Haha can’t believe it’s in your video
Great advice!! Been thinking about doing some RUclips LEGO content for a while now and this may be the push I need!! Thanks from my little slice of the world. 🇳🇿
I honestly don’t know if I could do any of these including the first 2 but if I could work at a Lego store or theme park that would be a perfect job I would like to do and hope working there for either of those would be full time
i honestly kinda want to try making a few lego videos, i just need to figure out some kind of setup i would use when i move soon, i have skills in editing since ive made gaming videos before and i know what kinda style i would go for too. a mix of your quality and generic stud and sacredbricks' energy and editing
Tiago lego needs to have another calab with srtanger things to make the krill house for the normal world and the upside down and for minifigs add nancy,steve, robin, and vecna in the upside down and for the normal world add lucaus max and erica and retale it for 250$ it would be a very good seller
It’s my dream to become a master builder at LEGOLAND Windsor, recently I built my own giant LEGO minifigure like the ones at LEGOLAND! It took me 5 months but it was worth it (although now it is in pieces because I’m trying to figure out how to make the legs move!)
*My dream really is to work with LEGO products everyday and someday make a living out of it. I have been a huge LEGO fan from the very first day I had a brick in my hand!*
I'm thinking of applying for a Lego designer job, but I would like to know 2 things. 1. Is a diplome for the completed architecture uni enough? 2. Do I need to move to Denmark, or can I work from my country? I'm living in the European union. If you'd take your time and reply to my comment, I would be very greatful.
The 6th job is to post your building skills online and ask people that you can design anything they want and sell it to people like a lego designer but not from lego . I have tried this for about 2 years and I got tons of money back 😛
Nice video! I would love to have a lego store. Id resell online, and have a physical store because i think that would be extremely satisfying. Unfortunately i don't have alot of money to startup. I might pick through my Minifigures and see if i have any gems in there to trade up or sell for inventory. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the information. I think that of all the available options, being a LEGO Content Creator is perhaps the most accessible for me. There are no Official LEGO Parks, Stores, or other notable Venues in the state I live in. I've only visited a LEGO Store once in my life, and it was during the Pandemic (so still no Pick-a-Bricks cup for me). I could potentially start with some semblance of a Portfolio because I have participated in 3 LEGO Displays at a local toy store (of which I still have images). As of this moment, I am just trying to work on organizing my LEGO Elements. During the mentioned displays, disorganization really hindered my creativity and killed the time I had to work. My 2022 New Years resolution is to change that, and I pretty much have until the end of Summer to get it done (when the Annual Display and themes are announced).
What about working at the Lego store? Not only you get an employee discount, but you make commission on the sets you sell. It's not a lot, but if you can sell some beefy technique or star wars sets ($200 - $800 range) it adds up.
Digital lego building for videogames is also one possible road ;) , now you need to redo your full video :p ! Have a very good day Tiago it is always nice to see you again through your videos :)
hey man i have been thinking about making the move in the future to be a lego designer or just maybe work at a lego store but im still a teenager so could you give me some advice?
I will add that you do not need to be a builder or designer to work for lego. I know people within the customer service section who do actually get to work with and around lego, just more in a customer service sense. If you'd like to work around lego but arent particularly amazing at designing or building your own stuff, its a decent shout, because you get the massive discount and some behidn the scenes info
This is a great video. So awesome that you got 100,000 subs in 1 year. I've been posting videos for a few years now and just passed 100 subs lol. Any suggestions for getting more subscribers??
Besides the documentary TC mentions, there is also an insightful series about the running of a Lego park in the UK with a recent recruit's experiences filmed in it.
Hello, Tiago, can I ask you a question? Is it legal to sell prints\photos with Lego? I'm a photographer and Lego photography on of my favorite thing, but I'm not sure is it okay to sell my art...)
I am seriously thinking of taking up model designing and mechanical engineering just so i can work at lego. I really want to work at lego, not just because i get to play with lego but because i like challenging myself with difficult things to make and because i like robotic and technical things PS i know i said robotic but i feel like making a robot from lego is x10 easier than making a robot from steel😅
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As someone who works with a Lego Certified Professional, I can say it is a dream job for me! Not just because we build with Lego every day, but also the design challenges and getting to work with other Lego lovers too!
That’s awesome!! Who do you work with?! I would love to check one of those workshops, must be amazing
@@TiagoCatarino I'm proud to say I work for Ryan McNaught at Brickman in Australia. We have an awesome workshop. It's basically floor to ceiling containers of every element we know of and a big work space to build in. Honestly, it's great fun!
@@gavdawiziscool That sounds amazing! Probably the dream job of any Lego fan. So lucky!
How do you got your job?
@@Klementaun actually just the same as a regular job, we have job openings and do interviews. There are a few lego challenges we ask of potential applicants but each LCP team has their own secret requests so I can't reveal these here ;-)
We're always looking for creative applicants!
7:29 All New Bricks is my favorite speed build channel of all time, the work and cinematography Paul puts into not only the stop-motion but the actual build process itself is on a whole other level. Really happy to see the shout-out. And you're right about there being an audience for just about anything. I don't plan on making RUclips videos regularly but I have an old big LEGO set and I want to try recording an unboxing and build video of it, for the simple reason that no unboxing video for it exists. But I also want to make it somewhat professional-looking and well-edited, not just prop up my camera at the side and record it with little to no setup or editing.
He’s great! I don’t think I’d have the patience to do what he does!
This is one of the most informative videos about Lego I've ever watched here or anywhere else, and all packed in less than 9 minutes. It could very well be a TV program. Congrats!
Check my other videos ;)
Thank you Tiago!
As an avid LEGO fan and recent collector, I am looking for a medium to share creativity on and this honestly helps!
Working on becoming a content creator, but we shall see...
I never actually thought this "Master Builder" job was possible but it's still a great stream to choose
To me, Flipping and investing feel counter to a passion for LEGO.
It drives up prices of new and used bricks and sets, making it harder to enjoy if you don't have a huge disposable income.
It also reduces the possibility of stumbling across cool stuff for cheap like in charity stores, which is part of the joy of browsing those and finding it as a passion you never knew you had.
Hey Tiago I just wanted to stop by and give you a big thank you. I've been going through some mental health struggles lately, its been tough but your videos have helped me get through these difficulties. I used to love Legos as a kid and I've been dipping my feet back into the space recently, and you specifically have been at the forefront of that. Its been a big help, you've made a difference in my life and I wanted to share that w/ you. Thank you for what you do Tiago, you make the world a better place. Best of luck to you! :)
I recently got a job at Lego in Billund, super excited to my start date, close to the end of the year. Thanks for all the good content you put up Tiago, your pro and con video you did some time ago really help me our during the interviewing process!
Amazing! What is the job?
@@That0neJawn thanks a lot! 3d modeler specialist :)
@@abladao Really cool! Best of Luck! :D
Which software use?
@@udaralakshita4986 Maya :)
I do 4 & 5 myself. It is something of a wait on the Investing side to have a set finally sell. As to the reselling bricks, that is extremely time consuming once you've gotten the lot in question to sort through it. Filtering out the non-LEGO and off brand bricks from the pile. Washing, finding broken pieces, sorting and listing them up. When selling on Bricklink, consider a minimum buy ammount to make it worth while when pulling orders.
I needed this!
The Lego community is AMAZING and I would love to do it as a job!
Thanks for his video. Ever since I was a little kid, I always had a passion for Legos. I got my first Lego set when I was about 5 to 6 years old, the Epic Dragon Battle from Ninjago. When I was putting the set together for the first time, it felt like heaven. Hearing the snapping together of pieces in such a way blew my mind away. And now, as a young adult, I still build and collect Lego sets and get this: Even build my own creations with Lego pieces I have in my bins at home! The more Lego sets I bought, the more stuff I learned from them. And now, my biggest wish of all is to be working for the Lego group, designing Big Scale cars and Objects and people from movies.
Trying the LEGO Content Creator thing as a side hustle for 8 months. Still far away from getting monetized on RUclips, but already learned a lot and found other ways to try to earn some money, like making my own designs and selling the instructions.
I'm beginning to try it out, nice to see another new creator
good luck with growing your channel and other opportunities.
@@brikbarn thnx
Fantastic video Tiago! I rediscovered my love for LEGO earlier this year and am currently trying my hand at investing as well as content creation which I am thoroughly enjoying.
Awesome video as always! I've looking for a video like this for a while and as usual, you have delivered. Thanks so much Tiago!
Always inspiring Tiago.
I’ve been trying for number 1 and number 5.
Hopefully one day I’ll get there
You would be the master at polybags for sure and I hope you get to work at lego
And you’d be the master at the diorama type Star Wars sets
@@jayus2033 thanks man, i'm glad you like my work. But I still have to improve a lot, I'll keep bricking
Thank you for introducing my job as LEGO Certified Professional. I hope it stimulates your creativity :D
Thanks for providing the materials!! I would love to visit your studio one day! :D
I make digital Legos as a hobby and usually post some on social media. I have been offered to become an official content creator but I don't feel like I'm ready yet.
Besides that, designing Legos has always been my dream
Let's not forget LEGO stop motion animation 😉
This is very inspiring for me and other people thanks!
👏👏 and this, folks… is how you inspire others! ❤️
Great video, Tiago! Thank you for sharing this with us!
Love the new graphics!
I have been working at Legoland as a seasonal employee for 3 years now. I've been trying to get into the Master Builder role for a while, but it is a very difficult thing to do. You have to go through 3 rounds of a building competition. Even still, they usually only hire one person at a time. I just recently did mine and I wasn't picked. There was a lot of good competition and the pressure got to me XD. But, it is certainly my dream job and I will continue to apply whenever they decide to hire more Master Builders.
I hope you never lose your energy and enthusiasm
Ive gotta say, the lego ship in a bottle set is by far my favourite set ever to exist, and seeing now that you designed it, ♥
This is super cool
I was a Master Builder at LEGOLAND California, and then I become a Freelance LEGO Artist, I could have become a LEGO Certified Professional over a decade ago, but I turned them down as I prefer to be independent. I still work for LEGO off and on to this day occasionally.
ship in a bottle is one of my favorites! i have it on my fireplace mantel. 🙂
The LEGO designers have been on fire lately; Tiago try some of the new Speed Champion sets. I got the new Toyota Supra and it was one of the most unique and fun builds I've had in a long time. It was so intricate and used so many new building techniques, I believe its something right up you ally!
For sure! I’ve been looking at those with great interest. Might have to get a few
Your movie shows some truly interesting thoughts. And as you were working for LEGO, some of the them are coming from an insider, who knows what he is talking about. Thanks for sharing this with the community.
Thank you so much for this video and all the other amazing videos you provide on your channel.
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
I like the LEGO RUclipsr part. Should probably try it sometime!
Number 6: Sell to 3d Artists
The Blender Add-on Bricker alone made tens of thousands
Today I learned that Bricklink is owned by the Lego Group. WOW. I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing. You're awesome.
Oh my god Tiago! I just noticed that Lego store pic @1:38 is my first and local Lego store in Canberra Australia! Haha can’t believe it’s in your video
this is my dream job when i grow up thanks for the tips
That video when you are putting together the gingerbread house is so cute, I meant, you look so cute!
Haven’t watched the whole video yet but I know it’ll be great
great list to share and highlight the professional opportunities with LEGO.
Great advice!! Been thinking about doing some RUclips LEGO content for a while now and this may be the push I need!! Thanks from my little slice of the world. 🇳🇿
This is so inspirational! 🔥
Thank you!
I honestly don’t know if I could do any of these including the first 2 but if I could work at a Lego store or theme park that would be a perfect job I would like to do and hope working there for either of those would be full time
You are doing a great job, both at Lego and as a content creator. 👌
This is a very generous video!
i honestly kinda want to try making a few lego videos, i just need to figure out some kind of setup i would use when i move soon, i have skills in editing since ive made gaming videos before and i know what kinda style i would go for too. a mix of your quality and generic stud and sacredbricks' energy and editing
Thank you for tips these was very good
I started a Fiverr account and I’ve designed a UFO and a stadium on studio and made $52 last week!
Nice!
Lego store em Portugal!!! finalmente
LEGO Brand Retail worker here, it’s as much fun selling the LEGO as it is buying it!
Thanks for desining one of my sets (31067) 😁
congrats 6 years is awesome in my book
Hello Tiago Catarino I am a lego youtuber I was using lego for 3 years from now on and it was amazing journey for lego
Thanks for the suggestions and positivity. Would love to be more involved in this type of work.
I would absolutely LOVE to work as a designer at Lego
It’s amazing!!
Tiago lego needs to have another calab with srtanger things to make the krill house for the normal world and the upside down and for minifigs add nancy,steve, robin, and vecna in the upside down and for the normal world add lucaus max and erica and retale it for 250$ it would be a very good seller
Lego content creating is going to be my go to along with my VR content.
Once I get the gears that is 😂
What should I build? A car? Plane?
Nah imma build a job
7:25 OMG LET'S GO, JANGBRICKS!!!!
Ty
Nice video Tiago!
It’s my dream to become a master builder at LEGOLAND Windsor, recently I built my own giant LEGO minifigure like the ones at LEGOLAND! It took me 5 months but it was worth it (although now it is in pieces because I’m trying to figure out how to make the legs move!)
Tiago love the channel and content. I'll be taking the plunge this year to start streaming. Thanks for the encouragement!
Streaming is hard! Good luck!
*My dream really is to work with LEGO products everyday and someday make a living out of it. I have been a huge LEGO fan from the very first day I had a brick in my hand!*
Keep building and you’ll get it one day!
I like the LEGO content creator option 😃
It’s great!!
I’m going for the last one
This Is So Awesome👏😎🤩 I Like👍 It
You Are Very Creative Tiago
Uhh, is the Lego store in 1:38 the one in Canberra?
2:59 speaking of lego, so when I saw these and immediately think: "Wow they make lego shoes now?"
I'm thinking of applying for a Lego designer job, but I would like to know 2 things.
1. Is a diplome for the completed architecture uni enough?
2. Do I need to move to Denmark, or can I work from my country? I'm living in the European union.
If you'd take your time and reply to my comment, I would be very greatful.
1-yes as I told, design isn’t necessarily a requirement
2- no, model design requires you to move to Denmark
@@TiagoCatarino Thank you so much for replying and answering my questions.
thanks
Hi Tiago. I'm glad you included Bricksie, Jang and All new bricks in your video😃. All of you are my favourite you tubers😃.
Great video!
How did you make the lego logo in the thumbnail
Great job!
The 6th job is to post your building skills online and ask people that you can design anything they want and sell it to people like a lego designer but not from lego . I have tried this for about 2 years and I got tons of money back 😛
You’re such a cool dude
Nice video! I would love to have a lego store. Id resell online, and have a physical store because i think that would be extremely satisfying. Unfortunately i don't have alot of money to startup. I might pick through my Minifigures and see if i have any gems in there to trade up or sell for inventory. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the information. I think that of all the available options, being a LEGO Content Creator is perhaps the most accessible for me. There are no Official LEGO Parks, Stores, or other notable Venues in the state I live in. I've only visited a LEGO Store once in my life, and it was during the Pandemic (so still no Pick-a-Bricks cup for me).
I could potentially start with some semblance of a Portfolio because I have participated in 3 LEGO Displays at a local toy store (of which I still have images).
As of this moment, I am just trying to work on organizing my LEGO Elements. During the mentioned displays, disorganization really hindered my creativity and killed the time I had to work. My 2022 New Years resolution is to change that, and I pretty much have until the end of Summer to get it done (when the Annual Display and themes are announced).
What about working at the Lego store? Not only you get an employee discount, but you make commission on the sets you sell. It's not a lot, but if you can sell some beefy technique or star wars sets ($200 - $800 range) it adds up.
Sorry to burst your bubble but this isn’t true at all, you don’t get a commission for selling sets.
I'll get there one day
You could also work doing lego stopmotion for hire
Digital lego building for videogames is also one possible road ;) , now you need to redo your full video :p !
Have a very good day Tiago it is always nice to see you again through your videos :)
Maybe one day I'll remake it :P Didn't knew about that option!
Hope all is well with you Max!
hey man i have been thinking about making the move in the future to be a lego designer or just maybe work at a lego store but im still a teenager so could you give me some advice?
do you know if lego has an Immersive lab?
I will add that you do not need to be a builder or designer to work for lego. I know people within the customer service section who do actually get to work with and around lego, just more in a customer service sense.
If you'd like to work around lego but arent particularly amazing at designing or building your own stuff, its a decent shout, because you get the massive discount and some behidn the scenes info
I had a whole section about that but decided to cut it from the video. Maybe it should’ve stayed in
Which software they use?
Wow tiago you make lego logo nice😃
This is a great video. So awesome that you got 100,000 subs in 1 year. I've been posting videos for a few years now and just passed 100 subs lol. Any suggestions for getting more subscribers??
How old do you have to be to apply to be a worker at Lego with a portfolio and not a degree
In LEGO Finance department we play too ;)
Yes!! So many cool jobs that people can do at LEGO!!
Can I ask where the photo at 1:35 is taken?
Hi Tiago, thanks for the video. Could you make one about giving first hand experience how a Lego recruitment process looks like?
There’s a documentary with Justin Ramsden that is very insightful
Besides the documentary TC mentions, there is also an insightful series about the running of a Lego park in the UK with a recent recruit's experiences filmed in it.
Hello, Tiago, can I ask you a question? Is it legal to sell prints\photos with Lego? I'm a photographer and Lego photography on of my favorite thing, but I'm not sure is it okay to sell my art...)
Wonderful video!! And awesome tips
U watched an 8 minute video in 1 minute?
How do you watch an 8 Minute video in 3 minutes even in 2x speed you couldn’t do that
@@Hypefury02 yes
@@hoarder66 no I just wanna give support but it seriously is a great video 😃
Also Lego is a good way to find a job, good paying and also secure
I am seriously thinking of taking up model designing and mechanical engineering just so i can work at lego. I really want to work at lego, not just because i get to play with lego but because i like challenging myself with difficult things to make and because i like robotic and technical things
PS i know i said robotic but i feel like making a robot from lego is x10 easier than making a robot from steel😅
How do you send your sets to lego