u/GioCreate

Another scene from my titanic film

After signaling the ship on the horizon for almost the entire sinking, the crew give up on the hope that the ship not that far off will come and rescue them. This was the Californian, which did not know that they were seeing the Titanic sink despite them noticing the ship at an odd angle(believing it was the ship turning at anchor), or the fact that the there were rockets coming from the ship(believing it was company signals).

Lifeboat 4 gets filled with passengers by the command of Officer Lightoller, who had a strict policy on the women and children first social norm. Lifeboat 4 was lowered to the promenade deck, where passengers climbed through the opened windows into the boat.

u/GioCreate — 2 days ago

Another scene from my Titanic film

This sequence shows the infamous moment when Fredrick Barret saw water flood boiler room 5 at 1:10, when a coal bunker door bursted open. Out of all the people in the room, he would be the only one alive to tell the story. There is evidence to suggest that Harvey and Wilson went back to get Jonathan Shepered and survived and did not die as other say. Shepered broke his leg when he fell into a manhole shen the pumps were getting prepared. Thomas threfall would see the boiler room 4 watertight door open so a man with a broken leg could be put to safety. Harvey, Wilson, and Shepered would not survive the entire sinking. Their bodies were never recovered.

Officer Lowe would go up to Officer Moody where they would talk about how the lifeboats are not being manned by the officers. Officer Lowe would survive after going into lifeboat 14. Moody would not survive the night.

u/GioCreate — 6 days ago
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Quick question in real time animation

What is happening in this moment of Titanic: Honor and Glory’s real time animation. Obviously it’s the order for the boats to be prepared, but what’s happening in this scene. Is it Boatswain Nichols telling the crew to prepare the boats or something? The moment happpens at 33:43 in the recent 2026 animation for those wondering

u/GioCreate — 1 month ago
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Another scene from my Titanic film

Sorry for the glitch in the video aswell as it being low quality it’ll be significantly much better in the full release.

This is collapsible C and the chaotic mess it was to evacuate passengers from this boat. As titanic dipped deeper into the Atlantic Ocean, the power began to fail, causing the lights to turn an orange-red color. Passengers began to become much more desperate, with officers having to shoot warning shots to scare off the crowd.

This also includes Ismays escape from Titanic, which till this day is debated if he deserved the seat. Unlike what popular medias portray with Ismay pushing for speed and headlines, he was not actually a fan of arriving by early as seen with his letters to WSL officials. On top of that, he helped with the evacuation, placing passengers into lifeboats, even being yelled by Officer Lowe for over helping. A journalist in the media disliked Ismay immensely and used his survival of the Titanic disaster to ruin the name of Ismay. After the sinking, Ismay became a recluse and rarely spoke of the disaster to his family.

The historian I talked to said this scene was amazing. He has also helped a huge ton with this project with reviewing my scripted scenes and giving me his input. So other than a few details this scene is accurate to what happened during the actual sinking.

u/GioCreate — 28 days ago

Another scene from my Titanic film

This is the infamous moment when wireless operator, Jack Phillips, told the Californian to shut up after they sent a message of how they were near ice.

Jacks reasoning for this was that he was tired, stressed, overworked, and had the machine at full volume to hear the faint sparks from Cape Race, which he was sending messages too. Due to the volume being so high, any ship closer to Titanic would be loud as well, causing the Californians statement to be so loud that Jack threw off his headset.

Contrary to what most films potray, most likely the Californian wireless operator did not leave the for bed early from this response. He stayed on for a little longer before heading to bed. Also, most Morse operators talked foully to eachother.

u/GioCreate — 2 months ago
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Another scene from my Titanic film

This is the shot of the first funnel collapsing onto people swimming in the water. Nothing else to say other than that.

u/GioCreate — 2 months ago

Another scene from my Titanic film

Sorry the video is a bit buggy.

This video shows the final moments of the ship, with the collapsible B boat being pushed off the ship, with it accidentally flipping over, and also the scene of the band playing their final song, Nearer My God To Thee.

u/GioCreate — 3 months ago