Sony Bravia: Paint - Remastered.

A study that highlights the pivotal role of music in the overall feel of an ad. Here is a proposed improvement that I feel is more in line with the first Bravia ad, both in visual harmony and acoustic melody. The production was definitely impressive and the footage was breathtaking but it lacked the consistency to be a rightful sequel to the Bravia campaign. Here, colour is presented as soothing and spectacular as opposed to philharmonic and abrupt. This is a rough cut to convey the proposed music (and tempo) change. I offer all my respects to the team that brought this spot to fruition.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• sony
• bravia
• paint
• jonathan
• glazer
• fallon
• alan
• crossley
• very
• cross
• productions

[eckosama]

i'm with u!

[electrixoul]

@albatrizzle.

I hadn't visited this in years, it's nice to see it gets people...emotional.

To be fair: Yes, the blurb is massive BS. Yes, this is no remaster , it's just a sloppy music swap and some rough editing.

But.

The reason I did this was for an application to the advertising agency that produced this ad.

They liked it and I got the job.

Then I got to work on some of the most awarded ads in the world for 2007/08.

You'll be glad to know, Jonathan Glazer wasn't offended.

[jedujedujedu]

nope.

[totovectorizado]

I think tthe original song gives power to the ad

[ClassyMetaphor]

How you slowed it down looks terrible

[itstheamazingdave]

doesn't go in the slightest.

[sweding101]

@rusty5050 bollocks

[Vinagre]

I prefer the other one, but very interesting experiment. Im a video editor and Im always driving myself crazy trying to choose the right music. Good work, very creative.

[SuperGanoosh]

QUICK WAY TO PAINT UR HOUSE

[Bazajt]

I prefer the philharmonic version. No offense.

Good version all the same.

[slowgold20]

nice... you should invest in twixtor