Réalisé en 2009; (Between scientific rigor and artistic freedom) entre rigueur scientifique et liberté artistique, une ballade dans les rues de l'ancienne cité royaume de Babylone
I don't blame you one bit. Please contact The Bushes, The Cheney's, Condasleeza Lyin' Rice, The Rumsfelds etc etc. Those lowlifes should be in jail for war crimes. They didn't care how they screwed up Iraq, or how many soldiers died. I'm so sorry the neocons got together to really fuck Iraq over and for that matter several thousand people in NY in 2001. If you believe Bin Laden and Kaleed Sheikh Mohammed in a cave got through American defenses for three fucking hours you people are dumber than I thought. And I AM NOT a conspiracy theorist check out what the neocons thought about maybe needing another Pearl Harbor to accomplish their goals!!!
Would love to see an explorable virtual open world environment like this experience, or even an open world RPG based in this time. So much untapped potential!
Es increíble el diseño 3D que le han dado a Babilonia de la época de oro. Es gradioso, no tengo palabras para describir lo sorprendido que estoy. Es una animación muy profesional. También me gustaría aprender tanto como el equipo que realizo esto. Lo voy a compartir con otras personas para que lo vean.
@@olympus258 no, this is nowhere close to how they dressed at that time, these Arab dresses are just about a century old. plus the soldiers, and their dress seems like that of the Abbasid caliphate.
true and what you call arab dress is not arab it's saudi. but you need to know that amorites and chaldeans and akkadians all came from arabic peninsula not israel
+MoviMakr It's hot and sandy, so loose, lightly colored clothes are a good idea. That clothing style has been around for a while. There are numerous etchings of people dressed like that dating back to the Assyrians. The Assyrians tended to add fringes and the like, but from what I've seen, the Babylonians stuck to the basics, at least for lower classes. Because embroidery and other embellishments are expensive. A plain white, or undyed, loose covering is a cost effective adaption to the heat.
Anthony Ridgway I can imagine that they wore light and loose-fitting clothing, but the civilians are literally dressed like modern day Saudis. It was clearly cheaper just to buy pre-existing models of people. We know relatively well what they wore in ancient Babylon, and it was closer to modern Iraqi dress than modern Saudi dress.
Pretty neat although there are some pretty glaring mistakes with the various fusion of different architecture. I saw a lot of western influences statuary and a few Ionic columns where it probably shouldn't have been. Depending on when century, or millennium you're focusing on would have big differences in all that. I saw a lot of later Assyrian influences here...of course if you're showing the gates of Ishtar and the like then that means this is Chaldean so that would make sense. Anyway, good stuff!
really very good creation....i used this video for my student..they were amazed..! and they took everything i tought about babylon....thank you very much...!
Une extraordinaire réalisation,tant artistique que technique,qui nous offre une promenade dans les splendeurs de Babylone telles qu'on peut les rêver à partir des données de l'histoire et de l'archéologie. Un grand merci à Gilles Saubestre pour ce magnifique travail.
@@jokefar6686 Habibi Assyrians/Syrian and Chaldean are 1 big family. Why our history got twisted was because of that those living close to Greek used Greek those close to Iran used Persian. We are one with the same king and god but people (villages). Started to go after other countries.
@@kezey6977 they are diffrent cheldan used to living south and middle of mesopotamia iraq and now they mixed with arab and persian of iraq Assyrian now life in mousul
@@jokefar6686 they are not mixed with arab or persian. And every Assyrian/Syrian or Chaldean have diffrent names because of which village they are from. Chaldean started to just follow the Arabic language and Catholic Churches to make us look bad (Assyrian/Syrian) But also to get help from the west. And if you say Babylon is there’s then why do they speak Arabic. if you didn’t know so is Persian and Assyrian language really nearly the same thing. Persian trust us more then Kurds or Arab.
If I may add to my previous comment concerning the costumes with all respect to this fine work of art that you got it wrong , the characters are dressed in Arabic clothing Arabs were not around at that time (1894-1595 B.C.E.) . If you do accurate research on the subject I am sure you will see my point . Thanks dear .
It is very beautiful and amazing work, but as an architect from Iraq and specialist in ancient buildings let say there are many mistakes in this work. First of all, the usage of stone did not appear in Babylon, plus they did not use columns, beams and statues. and people in Babylon did not wear like this type of fashion.
Me encanta este video, siempre me ha gustado las animaciones y gráficos. Felicidades por esta pequeña joya, y digo "pequeña" porque seguro que habrán mas.
good technique, BIG mistakes, this is a civilization that actually existed you can't mess it up like this, for example, these modern gulf arabs were not in babylon at this time.
it's a technical problem, probably couldn't personalize the characters design since only few 3d Rendering softwares allow it. This is probably made using lumion or 3d max
In reality I did not understand the importance that people to go to give to this reconstruction. And the characters were there at the beginning only to give an idea of size of the 3D buildings. I notice my error today.
Thanks for the effort. I have seen 3D of Rome and how marble was used extensively in Roman architecture. I would imagine the Romans admired the Greek civilization in setting up their own civilization. Would it be possible that the Greeks admired the Medes and Persians, and the Medes and Persians admired the Babylonians? I bring this up because the structures in this 3D effort of portraying a Babylonian civilization's architecture seems a little on the rough side. I would imagine the structures would have had some form of either plaster or marble finishes to give an impression of wealth and power. Babylon from the description in scripture was the greatest world civilization with the following civilizations decreasing in greatness and splendor. Just a thought, not complaining! Again, thanks for the effort.
@shelal84 Thank you for the compliment! I know very well that the Babylonians was not dressed in this way, but it is more a reason of 3D technical order. I apologize for it one thousand times, because I read it in many comments. I wanted before anything else to recreate fabulous city from Babylon... Thank you
This is quite unstrutable. Sorry but I think the "freedom" is far too important. Althought you tried to respect some historical facts, there are too many "interpretations" and sometimes HUGE mistakes (ie clothes) I've seen a greek Pericles (2:10-2:20 ! Greece, Athens, 5th century BC // Babylon VIth century BC, Mesopotamia. Wake up !!!!
Nice work, slot of detail. You must of spent hours putting this together. It's very good work only one problem though and I'm sure you know. Thank you!
People should focus on the artistic, technical and above all the patience and quality of the author, yes there is anachronism in this presentation that I am certain the author is well aware of, but please keep in mind this is not a history session, but just artistic and techie work. I give 2 thumbs up.
A lot of Achaemenid architecture from Susa and Persepolis. That is not contemporary with the Babylonian empire. And thus far there is no evidence of a Persian palace in Babylon from their rule
Merci Roney Jacque pour ce compliment ! Mais il est vrai que je n'ai pas pris la mesure de ce que les personnages incorporés représentaient ! Au début il étaient juste là pour signifier l'échelle et la magnificence des bâtiments. Grosse erreur en effet puisque cela à choqué. Merci encore.
Merci Genesis. Pour les plans de Babylone, il me semble en avoir vu de nombreux sur le net. Pas toujours de bonnes qualités, mais suffisamment explicites. D'ailleurs je pense que serais amené à refaire une autre animation sur le même sujet et plus aboutie j'espère.
Dear Gilles , this is really amazing work as a clip , but there is a lot of historical/ fashions massive mistakes, I wish if you can notice more that the clothes in this video is more (Islamic/Arabic) not Babylonian .. plus the sculptures and the Architecture .. best of luck .. thanks for sharing .
Me parese muy interesante ya que muestra su arquitectura la cual ahi se ve que Babilonia es muy hermosa la forma que esta echo el video me parese muy perfecto ya que nos transmite todo el arte de aquel tiempo.
I know that Clothes are not historic, and I still apologize for it. It is just a 3D technical ease. My purpose was just to realize an attractive small movie about Babylon. I did not think of a single moment when this anachronism would also be cancelled. Saddened, I would better be valid.
@mangaoriginal123 Lo siento pero me doy cuenta que con mi espagnol no muy correcto hago muchisimos fallos. Asi que hay una diferencia entre "anima" y "animo". Gracias por darme animo.... Ya....
@mangaoriginal123 Muchissimas gracias por este comentario y por el anima para que sigue adelante. Gracias tambien por hacerme descubrir nuevas cosas tal como "sony vegas" que non conozco. Puedes decirme màs. Hasta pronto desde Francia.
J'aime votre oeuvre Gilles, c'est vraiment beau, dire que depuis quelques temps je cherchais justement une représentation en 3D de la ville de Babylone, avec votre oeuvre, j'ai été comblé, vous ne nous avez pas fait faire qu'un survol de la ville, comme d'autres animation que j'ai vu, mais vous nous avez aussi fait pénétrer à l'intérieur de la ville, dans ses rues, ses habitations etc,.. seule erreur, les habitants habillés comme des Arabes, mais cela, je vois que d'autres vous l'ont déjà dit.
C´est un gran travail en 3D.(lumion...?)Mais...les musulmans a Babylone??..les militaires ce sont trés bien fabriquées,la cité c´est tres joli.Excellent!
@mangaoriginal123 Me lleno de alegria leyendo su mensaje. Le agradezco muchisimo. Estuve solo en la realizacion de esta animacion, y sigo siendolo. Es mi pasion.
Just don't pay attention to the people who are obviously Arabic in appearance, and occasional Greco-Roman architectural traits, a big historical inconsistency. Apart from that, this reconstruction is done exceptionally well.
Magnífico!!!¡Maravillosa ambientación.!!Esplendoroso zigurat!!Sinembargo,no creo que se vistieran como los árabes que conocemos hoy.
I'm an Iraqi I wish to live in this Babylonian era because of the situation now in Iraq
+سيد احمد I'm sorry to hear that, friend. :( My heart goes out to you!
I don't blame you one bit. Please contact The Bushes, The Cheney's, Condasleeza Lyin' Rice, The Rumsfelds etc etc. Those lowlifes should be in jail for war crimes. They didn't care how they screwed up Iraq, or how many soldiers died. I'm so sorry the neocons got together to really fuck Iraq over and for that matter several thousand people in NY in 2001. If you believe Bin Laden and Kaleed Sheikh Mohammed in a cave got through American defenses for three fucking hours you people are dumber than I thought. And I AM NOT a conspiracy theorist check out what the neocons thought about maybe needing another Pearl Harbor to accomplish their goals!!!
صدى الوطن I think Baby Bush broke everything in that land
muffin6369 and useing our young to kill for them
Trust me is land of sinners and Abdultry
Would love to see an explorable virtual open world environment like this experience, or even an open world RPG based in this time. So much untapped potential!
Yes , a Assassin's creed in Babylon !
i wish there was so much more of this.....i think I could easily watch an hour of this and be more entertained than with most hollywood films .
Sumptuous visuals....splendid
Nice. The clothing is most inaccurate tho
Yeah, they look like modern Gulf Arabs haha.
and the sculptures that are greek
Es increíble el diseño 3D que le han dado a Babilonia de la época de oro. Es gradioso, no tengo palabras para describir lo sorprendido que estoy. Es una animación muy profesional. También me gustaría aprender tanto como el equipo que realizo esto. Lo voy a compartir con otras personas para que lo vean.
Babylonians are not Arabs and they did not dress like that ... the Arab dress was used by nomadic tribes
Ben Abraham this how the Israelites and other nomadic tribes dressed at that time
Jews dress is Muslim
I agree how disapointed watch this wonderfull vision with with this great historyc problem!!
@@olympus258 no, this is nowhere close to how they dressed at that time, these Arab dresses are just about a century old. plus the soldiers, and their dress seems like that of the Abbasid caliphate.
true and what you call arab dress is not arab it's saudi. but you need to know that amorites and chaldeans and akkadians all came from arabic peninsula not israel
God that was a DREAM!!!!!!!!!!!thanks so much for sharing! I am still openmouthed...
people in Assur werent people from Saud Arabia. .They hade different clothes
Aramian ashurian syriac (not syrian not arab)
Precioso con esa música de
Star Gate ❤❤❤
Grazie mille
Why are the average people dressed like Saudis?
+MoviMakr I believe the nomadic tribes dressed like that, but city people didnt...
Great Siam I would be inclined to agree.
+MoviMakr It's hot and sandy, so loose, lightly colored clothes are a good idea. That clothing style has been around for a while. There are numerous etchings of people dressed like that dating back to the Assyrians. The Assyrians tended to add fringes and the like, but from what I've seen, the Babylonians stuck to the basics, at least for lower classes. Because embroidery and other embellishments are expensive.
A plain white, or undyed, loose covering is a cost effective adaption to the heat.
Anthony Ridgway I can imagine that they wore light and loose-fitting clothing, but the civilians are literally dressed like modern day Saudis. It was clearly cheaper just to buy pre-existing models of people. We know relatively well what they wore in ancient Babylon, and it was closer to modern Iraqi dress than modern Saudi dress.
Or, you know... the "modern Saudi" look is basically just a loose robe and headdress in white/light colors. Really, you're waaay overthinking this.
I love your work! Wonderful!
*SUPERBE....MAGNIFIQUE...MERCI.*
Une splendeur ❤
Eine schöne Stadt .. Eine sehr schöne Darstellung...
What a beautiful, wonderful video! Thank you so much!
Other than the clothing worn by the commoners, this reconstruction is so beautiful & well done!
If we could go back in time....I'm starting right here. 👍
This is fantastic. Great job!
Pretty neat although there are some pretty glaring mistakes with the various fusion of different architecture. I saw a lot of western influences statuary and a few Ionic columns where it probably shouldn't have been. Depending on when century, or millennium you're focusing on would have big differences in all that. I saw a lot of later Assyrian influences here...of course if you're showing the gates of Ishtar and the like then that means this is Chaldean so that would make sense. Anyway, good stuff!
Proply because they aren't west in the first place,
Increible. La creme de la Creme. The next Assassin´s Creed game must be in Babylon.
really very good creation....i used this video for my student..they were amazed..! and they took everything i tought about babylon....thank you very much...!
Une extraordinaire réalisation,tant artistique que technique,qui nous offre une promenade dans les splendeurs de Babylone telles qu'on peut les rêver à partir des données de l'histoire et de l'archéologie. Un grand merci à Gilles Saubestre pour ce magnifique travail.
How about those Saudi Arabians walking all over the place?
Hahaha arabs think Babylon was there’s but ain’t true It is Assyrians history
@@kezey6977 its cheldan babylon not assyrian
@@jokefar6686 Habibi Assyrians/Syrian and Chaldean are 1 big family. Why our history got twisted was because of that those living close to Greek used Greek those close to Iran used Persian. We are one with the same king and god but people (villages). Started to go after other countries.
@@kezey6977 they are diffrent cheldan used to living south and middle of mesopotamia iraq and now they mixed with arab and persian of iraq
Assyrian now life in mousul
@@jokefar6686 they are not mixed with arab or persian. And every Assyrian/Syrian or Chaldean have diffrent names because of which village they are from. Chaldean started to just follow the Arabic language and Catholic Churches to make us look bad (Assyrian/Syrian) But also to get help from the west. And if you say Babylon is there’s then why do they speak Arabic. if you didn’t know so is Persian and Assyrian language really nearly the same thing. Persian trust us more then Kurds or Arab.
If I may add to my previous comment concerning the costumes with all respect to this fine work of art that you got it wrong , the characters are dressed in Arabic clothing Arabs were not around at that time (1894-1595 B.C.E.) . If you do accurate research on the subject I am sure you will see my point . Thanks dear .
Wow ❤❤ merci du Québec 🎉🎉🎉 je l'aurais regarder pendant des heures, c'est absolument magnifique 🎉❤
Merci à vous 😊
Awesome. My left ear loves the music.
It is very beautiful and amazing work, but as an architect from Iraq and specialist in ancient buildings let say there are many mistakes in this work. First of all, the usage of stone did not appear in Babylon, plus they did not use columns, beams and statues. and people in Babylon did not wear like this type of fashion.
how did you do it?
It's 3DS Max. Thank you very much for your comment
Excellent work! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
Wow!!!! Where did you buy It,? Thaís is Stargate Sound too!
Un gran trabajo! Felicidades,excelente animación de Babilonia en 3d.Un gran uso del software y recorrido de cámara muy ameno.Precioso!
Nice! Originally created. Really good!
Oh this Purple Columns pillars is magnificent .
This is super cool... I could watch an episode of this based on Nebuchadnezzar
This is amazing! thank you!!
This is a very good recreation but, te clothes are arabic and not babilonic
you mean saudi cloths not arabic
Thank you very much for sharing
Magnifique......merci
Soo beautiful
Beautifull job!
Me encanta este video, siempre me ha gustado las animaciones y gráficos. Felicidades por esta pequeña joya, y digo "pequeña" porque seguro que habrán mas.
Thank you for creating!
HERMOSO!!! NO SE ME OCURRE OTRA COSA, MUY BIEN LOGRADO,SIEMPRE PENSÉ QUE BABILONIA TENDRÍA QUE SE ASÍ, GRACIAS!!
Espectacular, lo mejor que he visto hasta Ahora..... Por cierto en que Realizaste el Recorrido?
Saludos!
Allha karim ..shukhran...to view this 3d images of the one the great wonder of the world...(from Kathmandu, Nepal)
Waw, what could I say much more...perhaps ...great job.
good technique, BIG mistakes, this is a civilization that actually existed you can't mess it up like this, for example, these modern gulf arabs were not in babylon at this time.
I understand but this is forgivable, worth the ride in buildings
ATOUR Versace
it's a technical problem, probably couldn't personalize the characters design since only few 3d Rendering softwares allow it. This is probably made using lumion or 3d max
Maybe the Arabs were visiting ;-)
ATOUR Versace
Persian gulf you moron!
Du très beau travail Gilles, mes sincères compliments et remerciement pour le voyage temporel.
Merci beaucoup, vraiment heureux que cela plaise, malgré les incohérences aux niveaux des personnages.
In reality I did not understand the importance that people to go to give to this reconstruction. And the characters were there at the beginning only to give an idea of size of the 3D buildings. I notice my error today.
Thanks for the effort. I have seen 3D of Rome and how marble was used extensively in Roman architecture. I would imagine the Romans admired the Greek civilization in setting up their own civilization. Would it be possible that the Greeks admired the Medes and Persians, and the Medes and Persians admired the Babylonians? I bring this up because the structures in this 3D effort of portraying a Babylonian civilization's architecture seems a little on the rough side. I would imagine the structures would have had some form of either plaster or marble finishes to give an impression of wealth and power. Babylon from the description in scripture was the greatest world civilization with the following civilizations decreasing in greatness and splendor. Just a thought, not complaining! Again, thanks for the effort.
Muy buen video amigo
Que magnifica ciudad babilonia .y niniveh
Elle est représentée par l'or,..dans le livre de Daniel( magnificence inégalée opulence richesse paganisme...)
very nice architecture!
Great video Gilles keep up the good work!
I from iraq and love ver much all civilizations of Mesopotamia ❤
@shelal84 Thank you for the compliment! I know very well that the Babylonians was not dressed in this way, but it is more a reason of 3D technical order. I apologize for it one thousand times, because I read it in many comments. I wanted before anything else to recreate fabulous city from Babylon... Thank you
Thank you very much.
This is quite unstrutable.
Sorry but I think the "freedom" is far too important.
Althought you tried to respect some historical facts, there are too many "interpretations" and sometimes HUGE mistakes (ie clothes)
I've seen a greek Pericles (2:10-2:20 ! Greece, Athens, 5th century BC // Babylon VIth century BC, Mesopotamia.
Wake up !!!!
Beautiful Old Testament!
wow, very beautiful, i have not words.
Greeting from Georgia
amazing!!
que lugar maravilhoso!
Belo trabalho...nice job!
@Ana Playz kkkkk
Nice work, slot of detail. You must of spent hours putting this together. It's very good work only one problem though and I'm sure you know. Thank you!
Amazing !!!
Felicidades Gilles, es un trabajo exelente, ojalà subas màs videos de otras ciudades antiguas de Mesoamèrica, China, etc.
Una de las mejores animaciones que he visto gracias por compartir
me encanta tu trabajo, el modelado con que programa lo realizaste??
The normal people costume is not the Babylonian one, it's the traditional Arab costume. And they are totally different.
Dep tuyet voi. Cam on ban rat nhieu👍👍👍👍
People should focus on the artistic, technical and above all the patience and quality of the author, yes there is anachronism in this presentation that I am certain the author is well aware of, but please keep in mind this is not a history session, but just artistic and techie work. I give 2 thumbs up.
EXELENT JOB MY FRIEND ;D
A lot of Achaemenid architecture from Susa and Persepolis. That is not contemporary with the Babylonian empire. And thus far there is no evidence of a Persian palace in Babylon from their rule
There are several inscriptions.
Amazing sir! What software do you use? :D
Thank you very much for your appreciation, really that pleases
Merci Roney Jacque pour ce compliment ! Mais il est vrai que je n'ai pas pris la mesure de ce que les personnages incorporés représentaient ! Au début il étaient juste là pour signifier l'échelle et la magnificence des bâtiments. Grosse erreur en effet puisque cela à choqué. Merci encore.
Merci Genesis. Pour les plans de Babylone, il me semble en avoir vu de nombreux sur le net. Pas toujours de bonnes qualités, mais suffisamment explicites. D'ailleurs je pense que serais amené à refaire une autre animation sur le même sujet et plus aboutie j'espère.
Dear Gilles , this is really amazing work as a clip , but there is a lot of historical/ fashions massive mistakes, I wish if you can notice more that the clothes in this video is more (Islamic/Arabic) not Babylonian .. plus the sculptures and the Architecture .. best of luck .. thanks for sharing .
Thank you very much Gorsian.
Me parese muy interesante ya que muestra su arquitectura la cual ahi se ve que Babilonia es muy hermosa la forma que esta echo el video me parese muy perfecto ya que nos transmite todo el arte de aquel tiempo.
Babylone oh puissante et merveilleuse Babylone où es tu passée ?
I know that Clothes are not historic, and I still apologize for it. It is just a 3D technical ease. My purpose was just to realize an attractive small movie about Babylon. I did not think of a single moment when this anachronism would also be cancelled. Saddened, I would better be valid.
Thank you very much, it is a beautiful compliment
This was fantastic! You should think about making one of Carthage, Alexandria, Athens, or even Rome!
@mangaoriginal123
Lo siento pero me doy cuenta que con mi espagnol no muy correcto hago muchisimos fallos. Asi que hay una diferencia entre "anima" y "animo". Gracias por darme animo.... Ya....
Amazing work
@mangaoriginal123
Muchissimas gracias por este comentario y por el anima para que sigue adelante. Gracias tambien por hacerme descubrir nuevas cosas tal como "sony vegas" que non conozco. Puedes decirme màs.
Hasta pronto desde Francia.
@DaimyoNovagawa This animation is realized with
In 3d studio Max
Not sure the people of the time would of been in such clothing , but very good video
Une ville fabuleuse
J'aime votre oeuvre Gilles, c'est vraiment beau, dire que depuis quelques temps je cherchais justement une représentation en 3D de la ville de Babylone, avec votre oeuvre, j'ai été comblé, vous ne nous avez pas fait faire qu'un survol de la ville, comme d'autres animation que j'ai vu, mais vous nous avez aussi fait pénétrer à l'intérieur de la ville, dans ses rues, ses habitations etc,.. seule erreur, les habitants habillés comme des Arabes, mais cela, je vois que d'autres vous l'ont déjà dit.
C´est un gran travail en 3D.(lumion...?)Mais...les musulmans a Babylone??..les militaires ce sont trés bien fabriquées,la cité c´est tres joli.Excellent!
car celui qu'il a fait est un stupide saoudien
Lovely
@mangaoriginal123
Me lleno de alegria leyendo su mensaje. Le agradezco muchisimo. Estuve solo en la realizacion de esta animacion, y sigo siendolo. Es mi pasion.
Wow! que gran trabajo hicieron (@__@) que gran majestad.
Thank you very much Geisterschiff
Babylonians are not arabs lol
akkadian and 1st babylonian (amorites) and the second babylonians (chaldeans) all came from arabic peninsula
Just don't pay attention to the people who are obviously Arabic in appearance, and occasional Greco-Roman architectural traits, a big historical inconsistency. Apart from that, this reconstruction is done exceptionally well.