Back in July, Sony shot a TV commercial in San Francisco for their new line of BRAVIA LCD televisions. In order to make a point about the color quality of these new tv’s, the commercial features 250,000 superballs being unleashed on the streets of San Francisco. Here’s the commercial, photos of the shoot and behind the scenes video.
Sending 250,000 multi-coloured ’superballs’ bouncing down the streets of San Francisco may seem the strangest way to do this, but that’s exactly what Danish director Nicolai Fuglsig did for the BRAVIA commercial in July this year. San Franciscans have seen some unusual things in their time, but even this gave them something to talk about. And we’ve got the feeling that this commercial is going to do exactly the same thing.
via Niall Kennedy
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Well thats appropriate cuz the super ball was invented by Whammo!
a San Franny toy company.
Ahem – “Whammo!” is a proud member of Emeryville’s companies.
Emeryville -Ikea, Digital Movies, Dot-Coms, Flu Vaccines and Genetic Research – and Water Weenies.
We just had a load of superballs wash up on Ormond Beach, near Oxnard, near L.A.
that is one of the strangest thing i’ve ever heard