Philips Carousel Commercial - Adam Berg Commercial of the Year Stink Digital

Goto www.cinema.philips.com to experience the film in 21:9

See the making of Carousel at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=teoSDT...

Behind the scenes pictures can be found here:
http://clients.tribalddb.nl/projects/...

Philips Carousel - a short film from Adam Berg and Stink Digital

Red carpet roll-out for Cinema 21:9 interactive website

Amsterdam, April 16, 2009 /PRNewswire/ — Philips announces the launch of the exclusive 'Carousel' movie to promote the eagerly anticipated Cinema 21:9 LCD TV.

To celebrate the imminent arrival of the groundbreaking Cinema 21:9 LCD TV, Philips has launched a new website which will act as the dedicated online home of the world's first cinema proportioned television screen.

Found on-line at www.philips.co.uk/cinema, the site is host to an exclusive fully interactive movie, entitled Carousel, directed by Adam Berg with music provided from Michael Fakesch. The 2 minute 19 second cinematic feature is filmed in one continuous tracking shot and offers an exploration into the world of movies being made for the cinema screen through the eyes of the director and the special effects and lighting experts. During playback of the movie, users have interactive touch points in which they can access additional content and feature demonstrations.

John Olsen, VP Marketing Television, Philips Consumer Lifestyle: 'Cinema 21:9 is a world first which we are extremely excited about. It gives viewers for the first time the opportunity to enjoy the immersive experience they get when watching movies at the cinema in the comfort of their own home. And this unique TV now has an amazing on-line showcase, which is packed with interactive content that users will find captivating and educational.'

Until now this Cinematic Viewing Experience has been extremely difficult to replicate at home. With its unique 21:9 aspect ratio, the Cinema 21:9 completely fills our peripheral vision, enveloping us so completely in the action that we actively 'feel' along with the characters in front of us. Cinema 21:9 boasts a 56" screen that is shaped in the 21:9 aspect ratio, so movies in the 2.39:1 format completely fill the screen exactly as you experience at the cinema. The TV delivers impeccable high definition picture quality in a native 2560x1080p resolution.

Cinema 21:9 builds on this heritage and uses all of Philips expertise in picture quality, incorporating the most advanced processing technologies available, including:

Perfect Pixel HD Engine for unrivalled picture detail
200Hz Clear LCD for smear-free pictures, a super-fast 1ms response rate and deep black levels delivering a contrast ratio of 80,000:1
Perfect Natural Motion for judder free moving images
Three-sided Ambilight Surround that combines with class-leading picture performance to deliver the ultimate immersive viewing experience. Ambilight projects ambient LED lighting from the top and sides of the TV that absorbs the viewer into the picture and expands the content beyond the confines of the screen. The color and intensity accurately change to match the on-screen action and lock your vision on the screen to immerse you further in the movie.
Cinema 21:9 launches in April in France, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Russia. Availability in other European countries will follow during Spring 2009.

• Category

  Film & Animation

[johninman7]

Basically some clowns robbed some place (most likely a bank) and during their escape ended up going through the hospital. The police and SWAT have raided the building and are working on taking the clowns out.  We progress through all the chaos until we get to a room where a cop has had his uniform taken and one of the clowns' suits is on the floor. We look out the window and see the man who at first seemed to be an officer is actually one of the robbers making his escape.

[Otávio Augusto]

Pay Day The Heist! Just it....

[jarvic14]

muy aspero con que programa se puede realizar o fue echo este video

[Kaffeebohnson]

I found the clip in HD on vimeo: vimeo_com/10282503

[elmerozo2]

Batman: Arkham City

[Nikonatan]

Why clowns are bad? because they are clowns! Idiotic comment #1

[johninman7]

Yep.

[takeru51]

worth watching?

[Aeardir Talyarin]

This was in 2009 where youtube didn't have 480P, 720P HD or 1080p HD

[Aeardir Talyarin]

You mean Joker's goons?

[Honeybeeer]

Click this link for a TF2 version!

/watch?v=0e_Ih3odV7Y

[Chad Taylor]

You've been on youtube since 2006, you surely remember the time when they ONLY had terrible quality videos.

Then "watch in high quality" which was 480p.. and then everyone would render their videos in odd codecs just to get the illusion of HD.

Then HD came along but it was only 720p.

Give it a bit of time now we're up to 1080p.

Youtube's come along way but this video was upped before HD was available.