The Animated Gettysburg Address Goes Great With Veteran's Day
Michael Hines — November 12, 2010 — Pop Culture
References: uniquedaily
It's impossible not to feel a strong surge of patriotism after you've watched the Animated Gettysburg Address. Abraham Lincoln's historic speech during the Civil War has been expertly recreated using beautiful animation by Adam Gault and Stefanie Augustine.
The Animated Gettysburg Address isn't just some cheap hand-drawn recreation of Abraham Lincoln or anything. The animation is symbolic and artful and flows crisply from one frame to the next. If this video doesn't make you proud to be an American, I don't know what will.
The Animated Gettysburg Address isn't just some cheap hand-drawn recreation of Abraham Lincoln or anything. The animation is symbolic and artful and flows crisply from one frame to the next. If this video doesn't make you proud to be an American, I don't know what will.
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