Doritos Super Bowl Commercial – Want More?
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Nov 8th, 2009 |
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Loading ...This is a commercial we shot for the “Crash the Super Bowl” Doritos contest.
Written, Directed, & Edited by Sean Bowers
Director of Photography & Color Correction by Tony Reale
Starring:
Nick Wicker
Travis Calkins-Delforge
Shot on the Canon 5D MkII and XH-A1 cameras
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I loved your spot. The Canon takes some great pictures! You guys did a great job.
How in the world did you get the shots of the house coming down? Did you know someone that was demolishing a house? Or did you already have that footage? Good stuff. Good luck.
Thanks! We contacted a local excavation company and asked if we could shoot a house demolition. Took a little work planning everything together, but in the end it turned out great.