Glen Vandermolen
February 22nd, 2013, 05:24 PM
This is a really cool behind the scenes look at shooting the Blu electronic cigarette commercial, with Stephen Dorff. They're using an FS100, and I don't see any external recorders, so I think it's in AVCHD. I like how Dorff called the FS100 "an incredible camera."
Now, what I'm not sure about is if this is a spec ad to sell a commercial campaign, or if it's a look behind the scenes of the actual aired commercial. I can't tell, but some of the set ups look like from the actual spot.
here's the behind the scenes:
blu Electronic Cigarettes: Stephen Dorff's Rise From the Ashes - Behind the scenes with blu Cigs - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=E1oNA2RdSRk)
here's the actual commercial:
Stephen Dorff's Rise From the Ashes- Brought to you by blu Cigs - YouTube
here's the Blu web page:
Rise From The Ashes | Stephen Dorff | Electronic Cigarette | E Cigarette | blu Cigs (http://www.blucigs.com/StephenDorff/)
It would be interesting if an FS100 was used to shoot the nationally televised ad.
Edit - OK, what threw me off was Dorff saying "print ad." I assumed he meant a motion picture film ad, where you "print" the film. But I think he was referring to a print ad, as in a magazine ad.
Now, what I'm not sure about is if this is a spec ad to sell a commercial campaign, or if it's a look behind the scenes of the actual aired commercial. I can't tell, but some of the set ups look like from the actual spot.
here's the behind the scenes:
blu Electronic Cigarettes: Stephen Dorff's Rise From the Ashes - Behind the scenes with blu Cigs - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=E1oNA2RdSRk)
here's the actual commercial:
Stephen Dorff's Rise From the Ashes- Brought to you by blu Cigs - YouTube
here's the Blu web page:
Rise From The Ashes | Stephen Dorff | Electronic Cigarette | E Cigarette | blu Cigs (http://www.blucigs.com/StephenDorff/)
It would be interesting if an FS100 was used to shoot the nationally televised ad.
Edit - OK, what threw me off was Dorff saying "print ad." I assumed he meant a motion picture film ad, where you "print" the film. But I think he was referring to a print ad, as in a magazine ad.