Sakari Makela
February 10th, 2009, 05:58 AM
Hi!
This winter, we made an energetic advertisement "movie trailer" about local high school, "Järvenpään lukio" in finnish. We decided not to do a basic corporation / school promotion video, which are usually quite boring and youngsters doesn't remember those afterwards at all. We wanted to do somenthing completely different - so we did a movie trailer.
As a theme, we chose High School Musical, and created this 5-minute ad trailer in co-operation with the school students.
We shot this video using Canon XHA1 and Redrock M2 35 mm adapter.
Video is on YouTube (english subtitles can be switched on/off from the "closed captions" button): YouTube - Järvenpään lukio -traileri / Trailer for Järvenpää Upper Secondary School (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn1FDOAaUDE)
and the direct link to YouTube HD version: YouTube - Järvenpään lukio -traileri / Trailer for Järvenpää Upper Secondary School (HD 720p) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn1FDOAaUDE&fmt=22)
I'd really like to hear your feedback, please feel free to comment, give critics, ideas etc.! Thanks! :)
Greetings,
Sakari,
Finland
This winter, we made an energetic advertisement "movie trailer" about local high school, "Järvenpään lukio" in finnish. We decided not to do a basic corporation / school promotion video, which are usually quite boring and youngsters doesn't remember those afterwards at all. We wanted to do somenthing completely different - so we did a movie trailer.
As a theme, we chose High School Musical, and created this 5-minute ad trailer in co-operation with the school students.
We shot this video using Canon XHA1 and Redrock M2 35 mm adapter.
Video is on YouTube (english subtitles can be switched on/off from the "closed captions" button): YouTube - Järvenpään lukio -traileri / Trailer for Järvenpää Upper Secondary School (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn1FDOAaUDE)
and the direct link to YouTube HD version: YouTube - Järvenpään lukio -traileri / Trailer for Järvenpää Upper Secondary School (HD 720p) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jn1FDOAaUDE&fmt=22)
I'd really like to hear your feedback, please feel free to comment, give critics, ideas etc.! Thanks! :)
Greetings,
Sakari,
Finland