swizz beats for reebok shot on epic #00087 and BW epic along with phantom

[dino g]

enjoy...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mFY9O7tumQ&feature=player_embedded

crash dp
chris robinson - director

 

[AnthonyFlores]

Wow, freaking incredible. So sharp, amazing colors. Just well done all the way around. I remember his collaborations with other rappers way back in the day, this almost makes me want to get some Reeboks

 

[Philipp Straehl]

this almost makes me want to get some Reeboks

he, he, this shows that advertising works very well. Regardless how simple/primitive/stupid it is, it works.

I'm studying the principles of advertising. I also want to get some Reeboks, the ad really makes one think about buying this product, because it's cool, not because of its functionality or quality.

 

[Eric Ulbrich]

This is so sick! Crash shoots some ridiculous images! Awesome ad

 

[Solomon Nero]

well done! that was a sweet edit! awesome visuals! Who did the special effects?

 

[Jonathan Stevenson]

uh... WOW.

 

[Michael Hardwick]

Frickin' Laser Beams!

OWW my eye!

 

[dino g]

Frickin' Laser Beams!

OWW my eye!

We kept saying that line over and over again on the shoot. Days it never got old.

 

[Michael Hardwick]

Did you take any extra precautions with the cameras shooting with all the lasers flying around? Specifically that very cool shot of the "R" projected right at the lens?

I once allowed a YAG laser to flash the lens on an F900 with a ENG lens, and the chips got burned to the point where no amount of black balancing could replace those lit pixels. Also remember a similar scenario where I shot a CRT TV on white noise - zoomed in all the way - and I fried out some pixels that way too.

It would be good to know if there is any sort of filter that would offer some protection.

 

[Brian Robbins]

Pretty cool

 

[Phil Bates]

I noticed a lot of flashing with the lasers, did you have any problem with rolling shutter?