The Titanic | A Disaster Depicted in Real Time - 111th Anniversary
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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The Titanic was a British liner that belonged to White Star Line. On its maiden voyage, it hit an iceberg at 11:40 PM. This made the ship sink in about 3 hours. Out of 2208 passengers, only 712 people survived to retell the story. The souls of 1496 people were gone, making the Titanic the most deadly ship sinking at the time.
The animation shown here is a full 2 hour and 40 minute depiction of the great liner sinking in real time. Production of this started back in August of 2022. After several months, it is finally finished. The theory shown is my V8.1 theory.
Credits:
Animated: Tamity
Edited: Tamity
Sounds Design: Tamity
Sound Effects Used: @TitanicHG @PartTimeExplorer @KiwiKiwf @WYZWYZ and several sound effects across the internet
Special Thanks To:
GamePlayerZ
ShinGoji
Titanic Animations
WYZ
Wolfric
Jealouse_Statement
Crusing_Way
DannyDraws
T and Me
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This looks like a great real time!
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NICE! I REALLY like it. The break up version is realistic and seems like in lined with miniature scales that the stern sank vertically as it took a moment for the exposed submerged compartments to fill up with water and to displace the air. The waves are great. The eerie band's music and voices. The general details of what happened as well are accurate.
Thank you! I tried getting the sound as good as possible since I knew it was an important part of the RT. The break up here is outdated according to my research btw.
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I like when the ship sank
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For a 1st time real sinking effort, this is excellent. The truth is in the details, love the shot where the camera pans around the port front & you can see the water creeping up the A deck promenade uphill. The breakup was realistic based on survivor accounts of what they saw. This is absolutely impressive. For the next version (if you do one) & depending graphic wise how difficult it is, can the ship be darkened to a silhouette? The North Atlantic is very dark at night (I've been on Cape Cod beaches at night) & you don't get much starlight to illuminate by, even when there's a gazillion of them in the sky. Nice to look at above, but it's still dark as hell 😊 excellent work on this video!
Thank you very much! I appreciate that you liked a lot of it. Also, about the lighting, the ship is brightened so you can see it. I may have some darker scenes in a real time I might do next time.
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this is great! It really does do a great job depicting the horror of that night
I really liked this video of the sinking of the RMS Titanic, really well done ❤
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Your depiction of the break up is absolutely spectacular!
Thank You!
@@shaynewheeler9249 For the love of god, can you please stop? It is very annoying.
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Noice!
funny that the last funnel fell of when titanic split but in this one NOPE it stays on a little longer than normal
Because of survivor accounts who claimed the funnel remained standing, for example, Jack Thayer. There’s not really any force to knock the funnel back during the break. Patrick Dillon, testified the funnel “canting up” towards him. This is most likely due to water pushing against it as it rushed up the boat deck, making it can’t aft.
There are also accounts that say the funnels fell in opposite ways. Just looking as it is depicted here looks off.
@@cosmina.m.7570 but it’s more accurate when it comes to accounts. There aren’t accounts who testify the #4 funnel feel during the break. Rehire they didn’t see the funnel fall at all like Jack Thayer, or they saw the funnel cant backwards when the stern started rising again like Patrick Dillon. Dillon was on the poop deck, and when it comes to “canting up towards him”, he meant the the funnel appeared to be canting backwards onto the boat deck and when the stern started re-rising again. For the funnel to cant back, it is plausible that the force of water knocked it backwards while it was as climbing and washing up the boat deck.
@@titanicandothershipstudies4202 Actually there were, but anyway! Maybe you should watch interviews as well. I'm not gonna keep this conversation. This theory looks stupid as much as the V break.
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