http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/home-ent ... 208477.php
Just found that, quite by chance, it's first airing on TV was yesterday I belive... How much money do they have to throw at these things.
New Sony ad..
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There was a bit in Media Guardian the other day about it...
http://media.guardian.co.uk/advertising ... 13,00.html
http://media.guardian.co.uk/advertising ... 13,00.html
The adverts also available to view at http://www.bravia-advert.com/paint/thead/Sony today unveiled its eagerly-anticipated TV ad featuring 70,000 litres of paint exploding on a disused council block in Glasgow.
The ad, created by Fallon, required 1,700 detonators, 455 mortars, 622 bottle bombs, 65 camera positions and a crew of 200 people.
"If ass holes could fly then this place would be an airport."
The HD version looks amazing right enough. You can download it from that site.Charlie Wells wrote: The adverts also available to view at http://www.bravia-advert.com/paint/thead/
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I know some people involved in the fit-up for the Glasgow flats.
Actually, those abandoned blocks have seen more use since they were emptied than they ever did housing Glaswiegans.
We were involved in a show there last year where actors played scenes in various apartments, while cameramen absailed down the building with cameras bolted to their safety helmets.
True story.
Actually, those abandoned blocks have seen more use since they were emptied than they ever did housing Glaswiegans.
We were involved in a show there last year where actors played scenes in various apartments, while cameramen absailed down the building with cameras bolted to their safety helmets.
True story.
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Ooh, what a terrible mess.
to be fair, they chucked around environmentally friendly paint, and then spent 5 days cleaning th whole lot upJenny wrote:Oh right, if I were to chuck a load of paint around in public, I'd be done for vandalism, but if Sony do it, it's alright? Just goes to show, if you've got money you can always buy your way out of trouble.
"He has to be larger than bacon"
http://media.guardian.co.uk/advertising ... 91,00.htmlMediaGuardian wrote:The advertising watchdog has decided against launching an investigation into Sony's new, explosive "paint" TV ad, despite complaints that it is inappropriate in "today's climate of terror".
The Advertising Standards Authority received four complaints from members of the public that the ad was "insensitive" and in "poor taste" given the current climate of terrorist threats.
Shouldn't the phrase "members of the public" be spelled "muppets"?
