Memories of a Retired Timelord - Ambience

(re-upload)
As part of the 14th Doctor's recovery, the TARDIS began creating short automated trips in legacy console rooms. To aid with the recovery process, she assimilated the Time Space Visualiser and emulated its capabilities in software, allowing her to show the 14th Doctor events from his past during these trips, even from events in history he was not present to witness.

In this trip, the Doctor is reminded of some of the best times from his earlier encarnations, and forcing him to come to terms with the sudden and vicious loss from one of his most beloved companions.
Follow the 14th Doctor as he processes the loss of Rose, his first on-screen companion since the horrors of the Time War, and feel his heartache at their unbreakable separation across dimensions.

This project is the culmination of months and months of work, spanning over 500 hours of rendering time, and represents my biggest achievement to date.
Every single frame of the tardis interior is rendered in Blender using Eevee V1, whilst the outside scenes are rendered in Cycles.
I developed this video in sequence, therefore the quality of the video's animations, lighting and sound design improves from start to finish as my skills improved with the video. As a side effect of this, you might see some jerky transitions/weird warping. this was mostly unavoidable as I suffered the consequences of poor planning.
The aim of this video was to really nail down the ambience of being inside the Coral interior, with sound effects and post processing, really highlighting the brilliant soundtrack of Murray Gold. background sounds were removed, and dialog volume reduced significantly. Music was later mixed directly, with the highest quality OST available.
Please enjoy my short video :) I plan on doing multiple of these, but the next one wont be for quite some time. this was honestly exhausting.
Lastly, there are several mistakes in this video, mistakes I unfortunately didn't notice until it was too late. see if you can spot them :)

Big thanks to TARDISMAN and Harry Amatt for allowing me to use their exteriors and their assets for my projects :)