Jewellery Commercial shot on epic (borderline NSFW :) )

[tony gardiner]

Hi all,
this is a tvc I recently shot for a local Australian Jewellery company Kuerida.
It doesn't feature any actual nudity but if you are watching at work co workers might do a double take hence the warning in the title

https://vimeo.com/39761480

I have to say i strayed from our red pro primes for a little while for no other reason than there were other lenses to play with in our business, after coming back to them for this gig I really started to like them again price/performance there isnt a better set of lenses on the market (in my humble opinion!)

cam: epic
format: 4khd 7:1
FPS: 50fps
Lens: Red Pro primes

 

[Kristin Stewart]

Nicely done, athough I've never really understood why featuring a female nude model for a jewellery ad. Most of the time, it's the woman who chooses the gift. So if you really want to sell your stuff, just put the jewel on a male nude model ;-)

By the way, what do you mean by actual nudity ? Our Anglo-Saxon friends are so prudish ;-)

Kristin

 

[Demetri Zuev]

Nice spot, but I see a green tint on some areas of the frame throughout the video.

 

[Gavin Greenwalt]

Nicely done, athough I've never really understood why featuring a female nude model for a jewellery ad. Most of the time, it's the woman who chooses the gift.
Kristin

I think the idea is that the girl wants the jewelry and the guy wants the girl so there is a little bit of something for everybody to want in the commercial.

 

[MiguelOrtega]

It means buy her expensive jewelry and youll get her naked.

 

[Matt Gottshalk]

It means buy her expensive jewelry and youll get her naked.

 

[tony gardiner]

Nice spot, but I see a green tint on some areas of the frame throughout the video.

The Green tint is a post compression artefact currently re compressing and will upload the new version shortly

cheers
Tony

 

[Scott Crawley]

Nicely done, athough I've never really understood why featuring a female nude model for a jewellery ad. Most of the time, it's the woman who chooses the gift. So if you really want to sell your stuff, just put the jewel on a male nude model ;-)

It's for the woman and essentially yes she chooses it, but you still have to get the man to part with his money and actually buy it. If jewelry dealers agreed with you the stores at the mall would be staffed full of buff dudes but who do you see working in there? It's a bunch of sophisticated and beautiful women, and one hairy hunched over little troll of a man (most often) that is who they choose to sell the stuff... And it works. ;-)