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Music by Keith Kenniff unseen-music.com/

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  • Thibaut Grevet plus 1 year ago
    This Is Awesome
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  • Jordan Maders: SHOOTING EDITOR plus 1 year ago
    amazing idea
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  • Yun Creative Labs 1 year ago
    again, l o v e .
    I'm watching this video over and over, I SO wanna try this myself! it's incredible, you are genius. music + video & photography + art & color = pure perfection.
    thanks for this.
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  • Julien Schleiffer 1 year ago
    5000 frames a second, ridiculous! That's a Phantom, right?The spinning rig must be solid to support a such a camera!
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  • mpared plus 1 year ago
    posted at the curious brain :-)
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  • Vitor Isaia 1 year ago
    This is outstanding... your work is wonderful. What's the music here? Philip Glass? Congratulations!
  • Keith Kenniff | Helios, Goldmund 1 year ago
    Glad you enjoyed the music. I'm the composer, my name is Keith Kenniff. unseen-music.com
  • Tim Warneka 1 year ago
    Great job, Keith!
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  • ehoxes 1 year ago
    Looks amazing. Would love to know how you set up lighting.
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  • Adrian Lorenzo 1 year ago
    uaaaaaaaaauuuuuu!!!!!!!!! goooooood work!! thanks for sharing the process.
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  • Astrid Grosso 1 year ago
    G.r.e.a.t
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  • Sam Morrill staff 1 year ago
    Just when you thought that everything had already been done...
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  • Saranjith S 1 year ago
    A w e s o m e
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  • Marta Vicente Crespo 1 year ago
    mesmerizing... I would like to put the subtitles in Spanish but there are a few things in the video that escape my ear. Is anyone kind enough to read the text and fill the gaps so I can translate the whole thing?
  • Tim Warneka 1 year ago
    Sure! I'd be happy to help. PM me.
  • Marta Vicente Crespo 1 year ago
    hi! Thank you! I don't have internet at home now, and I let it go since noone was replaying. I'll see if I can finish the transcription some time. thanks!
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  • vineet kaur 1 year ago
    Amazing !!
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  • Russ Ellington 1 year ago
    Beautiful.
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  • decollage.tv / Everything Visual plus 1 year ago
    Fantastic, interesting and inspiring! We've put it on our blog…
    everythingvisual.net/?p=2436
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  • Matthew Herring 1 year ago
    Fantastic.
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  • Sugarcoat66 1 year ago
    Awesome
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  • Jobsamuel Núñez 1 year ago
    God! ♥
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  • Matteo Modica 1 year ago
    Stunning concept and execution. Love it! :)
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  • iM A Cliche 1 year ago
    Beautiful!!! anyone know the music???
  • Keith Kenniff | Helios, Goldmund 1 year ago
    Glad you enjoyed the music. I'm the composer, my name is Keith Kenniff. unseen-music.com
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  • Keith Kenniff | Helios, Goldmund 1 year ago
    Glad you enjoyed the music. I'm the composer, my name is Keith Kenniff. unseen-music.com
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  • Garrett Brady 1 year ago
    In Awe!
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  • Nick Evans 1 year ago
    Fantastic!
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  • Stephane SOUBIRAN 1 year ago
    Awesome !!!
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  • olly courtney 1 year ago
    Beautiful stuff.

    I'm intrigued as to why none of the spinning rig shots ended up in the final film, just the static, albeit amazing looking lock-offs. Was it an editorial decision or did it throw up technical issues that made it unsuitable?
  • Adoniram Sides 1 year ago
    I'm pretty sure all of the shots in the film were "spinning" but the rig, while moving fast, still moves much slower than the framerate at playback. Check out the drops, they have a slight helix shape - I'd assume that's from the forces enacted on them from the rig.
  • olly courtney 1 year ago
    If you look closely the spinning rig shots the drops weren't spun, just the camera. So there were no centrifugal forces acting on the liquid itself. Also if you fix your eyes on a point of moving liquid, there is no movement on that spinning axis, the only movement of the liquid is as it leaves the speaker heading upwards.
  • Dentsu London 1 year ago
    Well spotted! We built the rig because we thought that moving around the sculpture in a horizontal circular motion as the liquid erupted would be interesting. We did a few takes but because the shape of the liquid is constantly changing, you didn't really get much of a sense of movement. We decided to abandon it early on so that we could move quicker and create more individual sculptures. Hey, if you don't try these things you never know!
  • olly courtney 1 year ago
    Nice one. Thanks for setting the record straight. Always great to see the effort and ingenuity involved in getting something to work in camera rather than going straight for the CG option.
  • Reuben Durrant Armstrong 7 months ago
    Ahhh, I was wondering this too. Any chance of seeing some of the footage when it was spun?
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  • Jakob Konrad 1 year ago
    wow! who needs realflow if you can do it with real footage!
    brilliant!
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  • AB Productions plus 1 year ago
    Very well done!
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  • Urska Renier 1 year ago
    Good work...
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  • Luka Djokic 1 year ago
    Amazing!
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  • Adhir 1 year ago
    superb!
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  • Andrew Laparra 1 year ago
    Wow, so impressed with the creative idea.
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  • Lisa M 1 year ago
    Mfffphhmmmm!!!
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  • Giant VFX 1 year ago
    Brilliant!
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  • Multipraktik plus 1 year ago
    nicely executed
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  • Joe Moya plus 1 year ago
    Way cool....
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  • justin derrick 1 year ago
    Fantastic!
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  • v0vee plus 1 year ago
    truly amazing work!!! really love it!
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  • Brian Lockett 1 year ago
    Amaztastic!
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  • Allvar 1 year ago
    man... haven't seen a video in months without this kind of music.
    everything is getting celebrated as if a child was born... lack of creativity? trendy!
    i don't like it.
    _
    i'm talking about the music and composition, photography is surely excellent.
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  • Graphicpulsar 1 year ago
    Uffff...and I thought it was 3D fluids.....thanks God it is not!...simply wonderful work!!!
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  • orilyy 1 year ago
    amazing! video + music just incredible. i would also would like to know the title of this music
  • Keith Kenniff | Helios, Goldmund 1 year ago
    Glad you enjoyed the music. I'm the composer, my name is Keith Kenniff. unseen-music.com
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  • eXtreeme Team 1 year ago
    Very cool Idea and wunderfull realization of Idea.
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  • Volstok plus 1 year ago
    holy cow!
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  • Alex Amelines 1 year ago
    beautiful idea beautifully carried out!

    although... "colour being a metaphor for ink" ???

    ...hmmm
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  • Apollo plus 1 year ago
    this amazing! I cant stop watch it!
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  • SoulaTedou 1 year ago
    what is the background music??
  • Keith Kenniff | Helios, Goldmund 1 year ago
    Glad you enjoyed the music. I'm the composer, my name is Keith Kenniff. unseen-music.com
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  • Roger Shealy plus 1 year ago
    Enjoyed that. Great to mix the art with technology. The printer also has great looking industrial design.
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  • Dentsu London 1 year ago
    Thanks all for the kind comments. As for the music, the track is called ‘Anyone’ and was composed for our film by Keith Kenniff (unseen-music.com/).
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  • eleanor tan 1 year ago
    Simply Brilliant!
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  • Jordan Kuo/真愛紀實 plus 1 year ago
    Awesome~~
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  • Tim Sundal 1 year ago
    This is just awsome! 5000 fps is just sick -.- Great work!
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  • janicej. 1 year ago
    not sure if i want nerds or the printer. either way dope ad.
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  • Martin Lindelöf 1 year ago
    oh btw, you have this printer. the footage is stunning.
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  • Brad Chmielewski plus 1 year ago
    Wow!
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  • Aaron Versiontwo 1 year ago
    how much money for the high speed camera again? :p
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  • Christoph 1 year ago
    Hell yea
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  • Pere Gràcia 1 year ago
    simply incredible.
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  • arup sanyal 1 year ago
    divine....
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  • Ryan Wiklund plus 1 year ago
    can someone share the technicalities of the stills shot? camera, exposure, how was it triggered?
  • Dentsu London 1 year ago
    We used a Canon 5D Mark II for the stills, with a Canon EF 100mm Macro IS USM lens. Timing and flash was triggering by StopShot.
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  • Edward Smyła 1 year ago
    Amazing. What camera did you use to get 5000 frames per second?
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  • Paco Gomez Vega 1 year ago
    Why didnt, I think of that????

    sorry i need it to say that,,.!!

    impressive,.!!
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  • Toby Howell plus 1 year ago
    lovely work
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  • taufik fitrianto 1 year ago
    fantastic..thanks for sharing the process
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  • Joshua Rainwater plus 1 year ago
    Not only is this concept fantastically executed, but this is one of the most captivating behind-the-scenes for a commercial I think I have ever seen.
    Well done.
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  • bj formento 1 year ago
    sick!
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  • Jonathan Gurvit plus 1 year ago
    ♥!
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  • Michael Triana plus 1 year ago
    Very nice work!
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  • Abdulla Ameer 1 year ago
    impressed. i lOVE canon
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  • artesfoto 1 year ago
    Very nice!
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  • Hyun Min Kang 1 year ago
    Absolutely FANTASTIC. i wish i could make like this
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  • aurelioscetta 1 year ago
    sensational
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  • kasumi pro 1 year ago
    delicious!
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  • Digital Media Jockey plus 1 year ago
    I would love to see a non commercial presentation of this. Very nice work.
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  • Devang Shah 1 year ago
    Awesome. Excellent Work. Great Idea.
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  • Be your own mate 1 year ago
    sick
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  • WESW 1 year ago
    look at the work done for The Chemical Brothers album Further, this must of been inspired by it
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  • Moments in Motion 1 year ago
    iam in love this is amazing
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  • d_k 1 year ago
    amazing work!
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  • Max T. 1 year ago
    what a great idea!
    so simple but so awesome.
    i really love it.
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  • Yzerbeat 11 months ago
    cuuuul
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  • Baltasar Torcasso 11 months ago
    In name of mankind, THANKS!!
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  • katman 11 months ago
    that was freekin awesome! What's extra awesome sauce is how you made this 3:39 HD video only 29.11mb's!!!
    What's your secret!??!? Pleeeez I'm dying to know.
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  • Mars 11 months ago
    I like it!
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  • Antonio Costa 11 months ago
    I like the video very much, but I think this is a copy of the 2004 work from fotoopa (flickr.com/photos/fotoopa_hs/sets/72157604178274003/) (pbase.com/fotoopa)
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  • Johny Cook plus 9 months ago
    Great Idea shooting that in film. Looks nice! I think everyones ideas come from some sort of inspiration of another ones work Antonio?
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  • Kilstein Milman 9 months ago
    Really creative!
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  • Koruja 9 months ago
    easy
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