Philips Carousel for Cinema 21:9 TV - How they did it

NASTY EFFECTS!

Why is Philips using violence and death to promote its products? I guess their TVs aren't good enough to sell themselves LOL...

@meerkat1954 this is awesome and definitely a work of art

The person who sees this and thinks violence and death I pity because they have completely lost contact with real life

Not at all, it is those who worship the violent culture and relish it on our screens that not only are wallowing in a self created quagmire but also bring their mire to the rest of society, creating a helterskelter into hell for everyone.

Philips could have done any number of cinematic subjects that would show the beauty of their product without using violence.

I'm not a blood and guts guy by any means.
I hate how all horror movies have been replaced by low plot gore movies because they are disgusting and meaningless to me.

However, not all violence is wrong. People are violent things and being completely sheltered from it wouldn't end violence.
Beauty can come from chaos. My best friend I met in a fistfight.

Correct me if I misunderstood you because the skelter reference was above my head.

I apologize for my original comment it kinda attacked you.

Wow. This was amazing. Nicely done Philips

Anybody know what software is used at the end of the making of? Is that Nuke?

I dont get how it all looked so smooth though without any cuts, theres no way it was all one take right?

it's possible
Children of Men (film 2007) had several single shots, including a ten minute, one shot only only action scene.
Also, 'Russian Ark' is a film with 2000 live actors of a 120 mns film, one single continuous shot. No reshots, just one single take. Look it up, it's on youtube

no surprise they won cannes