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the gentleman on the balcony
has actually got
a little bit of a surprise,
and he's got this ring in his hand.
That will help him hopefully
marry his girlfriend.
The job, it's amazing.
I don't want to oversell it
that, you know,
there's rivers of chocolate milk
and massages on Tuesdays.
You know, it's a job.
But it's an amazing job.
You almost wonder, like,
how long can this last?
Is this for real?
Another coveted job at the LEGO company
is that of master builder.
Like the designers,
master builders are, well,
masters at building with LEGO bricks.
But they get to think outside the box.
So as a master builder, we get to do
everything it takes to make our models,
we design models,
we do a pretty good mixture.
We do everything
from little tiny models,
all the way up to human beings.
It's always going to be different.
Every model poses its own challenge.
Sometimes it's
the sheer size of the models.
Ultimately, at the end of the day,
it's really just pushing the bounds
of what you can do with LEGO,
being creative and being artistic
Today the master builders
are working on a huge project
that'll be seen all over the world:
the setting for The LEGO Movie.
working for LEGO is that
we have all of the pieces we need.
It's something that most
For this particular city,
I got to sit down and
order whatever I wanted.
As far as the plot of the movie,
I really don't know a lot about it.
Um, there's a lot more than just this
that's going to be in this movie,
that we're all working on
at the same time.
And it's a monumental undertaking.
Weeks later, their LEGO city arrives
and is reassembled by Paul's team
on a soundstage in Los Angeles.
It serves as the setting
for the live action sequences
in Will Ferrell's basement.
Okay, clearing guys, please.
Action.
Yeah, it's been kind of crazy,
we've had, uh,
we're shooting for five days
of live action
and the movie's mostly animated.
And we've built this ridiculous
LEGO model back there.
We built it ourselves.
Personally, with our bare hands.
Actually, we had a team
And it turned out pretty awesome.
It's pretty ridiculous.
These guys have been working on it
in Connecticut for, like, three months.
And then, of course,
okay, we're going to smash all of this.
So there's a city,
there's sort of a castle world
that we're calling Middle Zealand.
There's a pirate ship.
Some classic space stuff from '79.
We heard we would get some free LEGOs.
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