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Epic History TV production update!
🕑 Added 2019-04-05 11:18:27 +0000 UTCHello Patrons,
A quick update to let you know that despite the lack of new videos, behind the scenes it is all activity! There are now THREE videos in production -
1. The next Napoleonic Wars video (screen grab above) - the topic for this has changed: the 1809 Battle of Aspern-Essling now gets its own video (closely followed by Wagram).
2. The Battle of Salamis, (hopefully) featuring 3D triremes, plus more original artwork from Russell (see below).
3. A special project - announced here for the first time - Alexander the Great's speech at Opis in ANCIENT GREEK! This will be the same Alexnder video but with an ancient Greek soundtrack, thanks to the clever people at Barefaced Greek, and in particular the highly talented Charlie Merriman (seen below in the recording booth). As this isn't a new video as such, Patrons will NOT be charged for this release.
That's all for the moment, back to the animation... Thank you again for your support, and for making this all possible!
Toby
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Epic History
Thanks Damien, much appreciated! New Napoleon video out next week..
Recent patreon, absolutely love this page! As a history graduate really appreciate amount of time you put in these videos. Keep it up!
Epic History
Hi Dinh Le, thanks for your support! Glad you've been finding the videos helpful. Yes it would be very interesting to do a video on the Vietnam War, I'll add it to the list of possible topics! When the Napoleon series is finished we'll have some more votes on what's next..
Hi mate :) I'm new here. Greeting from Vietnam :) I love history, and it's great to see your Youtube channel. Not only knowledge, but your vids are helpful for my English as well. Thank you. By the way, is there any moment you thought about Vietnam War (Dien Bien Phu 1954, Tet Offensive 1968 or Fall_of_SaiGon 1975? Here in Vietnam, the content of history books are stricly limited so that many young people like me can not know what really happened. I really appreciate if you would do some work about my home history. Thanks again :)
