Alexx Henry Photography used Red One cameras to make “living movie posters“, essentially trying to replicate the look of a one-sheet photograph but using video. I don’t know if this is a promo for the Red One, but it’s technical enough that it’s actually really interesting. If nothing else, think of it as advertising that will inoculate against other advertising!



@2: Because it’s only very recently that you could get high resolution and 24fps video at the same time. Previously it was an either/or proposition and even a still from a high-end movie camera simply didn’t have as much image data as a shot from an SLR.
I disagree with Robot-Mistake. I think the idea of living movie posters is very cool. It shouldn’t be used for every product but for movies and television shows, it is a natural. Bravo to Alexx Henry for thinking of this idea.
Sounds pretty interesting although I do not think that I have seen any ‘living’ Jurassic park ads or any of the ones in the video clip.
I agree with one of the previous comments re there are places where I would not want to be ‘invaded by’ these motion picture ads.
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I disagree with Robot-Mistake.
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Living movie posters… shouldn’t someone be asking why?
It is hurting my head to put this all together but I would activly avoid areas that use this technology to advertise to me.
The novelty is thin with the realization that I am going to be ‘surprised’ by a moving movie poster.
Can not wait until they can just project images on my retina as I walk by(!)
Cool camera though.
Psssh. Must be nice to have a RED One camera . . .
/jealousy
They had “motion/living” ads for “Jurassic Park, the Lost world” all over the place….
I’m not getting why this is unique or even why they needed the RED ONE camera…
Anyone?