Lego Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

"To the well organized mind, death is but the next great adventure. The trouble is, humans do have knack for choosing precisely the thing that is worst for them." - Albus Dumbledore

Lego Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was the first web series released from Heath Bros. Productions. It is a stop-motion animated reimagining of the first Harry Potter book. It stars J. Carole Lambert, Maria Bonner, Sam Rahd, and others. It also stars Robert Heath, Ben Heath, and A. Heath. The two former being the writers and the latter being the executive producer. It consists of 17 parts, all for the 17 chapters of the novel. Originally, the series started on the channel of Lambert, until it was decided there should be an official channel. The trailer is not on the official channel, but is available to watch on Lambert's.

Cast
Robert Heath as Harry Potter/Professor Dumbledore/Draco Malfoy/Professor McGonagall/Ollivander/Voldemort/Oliver Wood/Fred Weasley/George Weasley/Percy Weasley/Firenze/Lee Jordan/Nearly Headless Nick

Ben Heath as Ron Weasley/Professor Quirrell/Dudley Dursley/Griphook/Goblin/Professor Flitwick/Bane/Dedalus Diggle/Peeves

A. Heath as Hagrid/Professor Snape/Vernon Dursley/Filch/Ronan/Tom the Innkeeper

J. Carole Lambert as Hermione Granger/Madam Hooch/Petunia Dursley

Sam Rahd as Neville Longbottom

Nick Paladin as Seamus Finnegan

Maria Bonner as Molly Weasley

Lily Rahd as Ginny Weasley

Mike Wheeler as Postman

The Boy Who Lived
Vernon nervously tells Petunia about how he saw some of "them" in the street. Petunia, shocked, goes to soothe Dudley, who has woken up. Vernon looks in awe at a suspicious tabby cat, but he is interrupted by a concerned Petunia, who tells him the cat is probably not important. Vernon unwillingly concedes. Later that evening, Professor Dumbledore removes the light from the lamppost with his deluminator. He greets the cat, revealed to be Minerva McGonagall. McGonagall argues with Dumbledore about the "boy" and how he cannot live at 4 Privet Drive. Dumbledore mentions how it is the only family he has left. Suddenly, the half-giant Rubeus Hagrid crashes by with the boy on a motorbike. Dumbledore takes the boy and sets him on the doorstep, giving Harry Potter good luck.