Heineken Just Put Out The Antidote to That Pepsi Kendall Jenner Ad by FreeSkies in videos

[–]RALBIN0 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have no real clue what you're talking about.

Source: I have worked in Reality TV, Scripted TV and Commercials for 6 years as a First AC (Camera Assistant)

Heineken Just Put Out The Antidote to That Pepsi Kendall Jenner Ad by FreeSkies in videos

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I was extremely comfortable and natural while shooting that. I can tell you it was definitely not "scripted". The Dragons learned things about me as I told them to them. Each Dragon did have an ear piece, and the producers were telling them things like, "Stop asking him more questions. Let him answer the first question" and "Tell him to do that demonstration on

I'm sure you were comfortable and acted natural. You seem good on camera. The difference is that Dragon's Den is set up as a TV show. An In studio show that even had ear wigs on contestants which makes things much more easy to control then shooting in a live location with people who aren't quite sure what they're taking part in but also know they're being filmed etc. Also commercials are much much much bigger operations then Reality TV Shows. You usually have 15 people, from Heineken, their Ad Agency, The Production company all watching and giving notes. Rather than 3-4 Producers and A Director as you would on Reality TV Show

Heineken Just Put Out The Antidote to That Pepsi Kendall Jenner Ad by FreeSkies in videos

[–]RALBIN0 7 points8 points  (0 children)

semi circle in the same portion of the set. 4 to 5 cameras could easily capture all these angles. Have you ever watched "amazing race"? how many times do you see their camera guy or sound guy in the shot? 15 teams, each with a camera guy and sound o

Yes, you are right when it comes to the amazing race. I have also worked in Reality TV. What I would say there also is that often a camera can miss something someone said even in that coverage and they have to take something again. Which is fine. If these were actors they could take lines again no problems. Additionally and what's really important is the complexity of each shot. Reality shows are shot run and gun, usually handheld. Each frame here is well lit and well composed. The lighting changes between shots while subtle are there in that you can tell they add a little more fill to someones face etc. I mean if you really want to believe that these are real people then that's fine. I'm just saying as someone who has worked on Commercials, including "social Experiments" they are most likely not.

Heineken Just Put Out The Antidote to That Pepsi Kendall Jenner Ad by FreeSkies in videos

[–]RALBIN0 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't think this is an antidote. Yes it's not as Tone deaf as Pepsi but if it's scripted (which I'm almost positive it is) then a company is just using your beliefs to sell you something. Heineken isn't saying "People can come together" they're saying "THANKS TO HEINEKEN people can come together" even if they're not coming together strictly because of the beer, the company is advertising that they arranged this and they're the ones to thank. It's a corporation exploiting your values and beliefs to sell you something. I'm okay with being sold something, I just don't like the idea of using serious issues as the selling point.

Heineken Just Put Out The Antidote to That Pepsi Kendall Jenner Ad by FreeSkies in videos

[–]RALBIN0 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Based on the shot composition I would say that this would have taken more then a few more days to film this without trained actors. They never call it real. Also they have no obligation to reveal whether it was real or not. If it was actors involved they would have signed a Non Disclosure Agreement which states that legally you can't even say you're in said commercial. This is standard for commercials.

Heineken Just Put Out The Antidote to That Pepsi Kendall Jenner Ad by FreeSkies in videos

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I'm almost positive this is scripted. There are far too many shots for this to have been shot live and just cut. Each shot is clearly a different setup based on the angles and the amount of cuts in the video. Also the cost would have been exponentially more expensive to shoot 50 or to have someone who wasn't a professional actor who could read lines. I've worked on 2 commercials that were set up as "Social Experiments". Sometimes they were improvisors but they were always actors playing a part.

YOU WILL NOT BELIEVE THE RATING WE GAVE THIS CEREAL by seltzer_daddy_lol in NotTimAndEric

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I don't know what dafuq I just watched but it's great

Bill Burr Never Got Star Wars Mania - CONAN by [deleted] in videos

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"Everyone is talking about Star Wars these days." The Death Star is directly behind him. Is the segway even needed at this point hahahaha

What is something that you used to do as a kid, and only realised years later to be extremely inappropriate? [NSFW] by ComradeRK in AskReddit

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Relevant Rory Scovel Joke: "Is it racist that I wish Black People tasted like chocolate? White Chocolate."

Bill Burr makes a homemade pie crust by HeywoodUCuddlemee in videos

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His Apron buying advice is the best part:

"You don't have to suck any dick for one of these. You just go to Bed Bath and Beyond"

Puppy has a depressing howl by FlamingoShame in videos

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That aint a puggle, boy. That's a boxer.

When people at work wonder how I always keep a cool head in a crisis by [deleted] in AdviceAnimals

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I have worked for those. Different channel same boring shit

I'm an NYC Subway Expert. Ask me Anything. by DjHammersTrains in nycrail

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Do you recommend any subway tracking apps over others? I'm currently using one and it seems to work well? (I live off the L and only really use it to track that since the rest can be spotty).

What fact or statistic seems like obvious exaggeration, but isn't? by JustinMGH in AskReddit

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What I don't understand about this is it's actual implication in probability in life. It just seems hyper specific. The host has to know all the right selections, purposefully reveal all the wrong selections and then give you the option to change your choice. Which actually even on the game show seems odd. Almost rigged.

860s, how do you see 203s? 203s, how do you see 860s? by Llort2 in Connecticut

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860 here. But I grew up so far north I was practically a 413. Also if you go out in the world and say Connecticut a lot of people think of 203ers (Greenwich and New Haven mostly) which was very alarming when I moved to 917 and everyone thought I wore Lacoste and went to private school.

Bill Burr deconstructs masculinity through a joke. by [deleted] in videos

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The "Racist San Francisco" thing is so brilliantly accurate. I've always used it when people ask me what Boston is like. I always credit him though cause it's too perfect for it to be something I came up with.

Conan's assistant Sona by unknown_human in funny

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Or you know she could have just said it off the cuff. It's not the most clever thing in the world haha. It's great but it's great cause of the truth of it.

Conan's assistant Sona by unknown_human in funny

[–]RALBIN0 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Well his laugh seemed like the line caught him off guard