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| An insight into the making of a road safety PIF; Inside info from the star of an ad! | |
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| wuzzlevideos | Jul 29 2007, 11:23 PM Post #1 |
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Hello everyone, and welcome to a special thread entitled "How the fuck did they film that advert?!" Hopefully, most of you will be familiar with this fantastic advert from the Roads and Traffic Authority in New South Wales, Australia: http://youtube.com/watch?v=h9VWF1DXQ8s This advert has always been one of my favourites, and I was intrigued to know how it was made. Whether the crash was real. How they filmed Professor Johnston walking around the cars, etc. I Googled him, found his email address at Monash University in Australia, and fired off an email. And I've just recieved a reply, which I thought you all might be interested in.
So there you go. Nice of him to reply to me. He's semi-retired now so I guess he doesn't want idiots like me bothering him all the time. |
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