Really Cool how this was done

[Paul2]

This reminds me of that car commercial years ago.

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Ha unbelievable!

[Titan]

That was pretty cool but the constant cuts of the camera damage its credibility. It could have not worked, they cut the camera and then started it up again by redoing that one part. Or they edited together multiple attempts.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcr6ZIVi-Vg

That was pretty cool but the constant cuts of the camera damage its credibility. It could have not worked, they cut the camera and then started it up again by redoing that one part. Or they edited together multiple attempts.

While you have a point, I doubt the people doing this were film students and had the video part really well thought out

[GmanJoe]

That was pretty cool but the constant cuts of the camera damage its credibility. It could have not worked, they cut the camera and then started it up again by redoing that one part. Or they edited together multiple attempts.

Kinda expensive getting the camera track on a ceiling setup for a camera to follow the action around.

[Cerberus]

this sort of thing is old now, even honda weren\'t the first ones to do it.

I saw some european film students do it in a huge warehouse about 15 years ago when I was at college.

Seems like a waste of time to me...

But what do I know?

[Titan]

Kinda expensive getting the camera track on a ceiling setup for a camera to follow the action around.

Guy was doing a good job following it. Didn\'t need a track.