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I joined Blizzard nearly a decade ago. Part of the reason was a dream that one day I’d get the chance to direct a cinematic for World of Warcraft. On Friday, that dream fully came to (after)life. I’m so proud of the work this army of artists has achieved. https://youtu.be/s4gBChg6AII
If you want to hear how well it went over in front of a crowd of 30,000 people, check out his edit I made https://youtu.be/2WuxET-_PcI Since you can usually only view credits in the game, I’ve made an effort to list everyone with a direct role on this piece in the description.
Thankyou to you and the team who made this and every Blizzard Cinematic. The magic and story telling is exemplary and so much of the technical achievements that will largely go unnoticed by many are appreciated by those that aspire to such.
Congrats!! 
E for excellent, E for Extraordinary, E for Epic. E for Eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
So proud of you, Brian! I knew you'd be a great director, and this cinematic if proof for everyone else. Can't wait for the next one!
I loved the reaction from the crowd when she LOOKED like she was gonna put the helm on. Then everyone had a WTF moment right after haha I've had a couple questions about the narrative cinematics and I've had no idea who to direct them to. If you had the time could you pls dm? :)
Sure fire away. I’ll answer what I can.
Congrats amazing cinematic so epic 
I was so crushed when she didn't put the helmet on. I really wanted to see how she was going to get it over her ears and eyebrows. #lostopportunities
Seriously, though, that cinematic was beautiful.
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