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https://cleantechnica.com/2016/07/07/bmw-i3-cinematographer-shoots-mini-film-tesla-model-s-passion-project/
BMW i3 Cinematographer Shoots Mini-Film Of Tesla Model S As Passion Project
July 7th, 2016  Matt Pressman

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https://vimeo.com/173485769
Tesla - more space than expected - TVC
from Manuel WengerPLUS2 days agomore
Director: Christoph Lacmanski
DoP: Manuel Wenger
Production: Emerge & See
Producers: Stefan Eisenbruch, Raphael Wallner
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Austrian cinematographer, Manuel Wenger*, has an impressive list of TV
commercials under his belt. He recently shot a European TV spot for the BMW
i3 plug-in electric vehicle. And, his commercial credits also include work
from Audi. Although he’s paid for TV commercials from some of the top German
automakers, he chose an all-electric American manufacturer for his passion
project — a mini-film featuring the Tesla Model S as his subject matter.
Tesla Motors has been fortunate to get many “free” ads and commercials from
some talented fanboys. But, this mini-film is a slick, high-production shoot
straight out of a movie thriller.

In his bio, Wenger describes his work as a cinematographer as having
“technique (that) must be sufficiently skillfull to hide the fabrication of
reality from the audience and create motion pictures which moves the
audience emotionally… and my aim (is) to combine art and technique for
unique visual results.” You certainly see the results in his Tesla
self-produced mini-film. Only a tad over one minute set to punk rock music,
this caper involves what appears to be two villains-in-love who look more
like Sid and Nancy than Bonnie and Clyde. They use their Tesla Model S to
hide some contraband as the title explains their Tesla has “more space than
expected” in order to fool the police who search their Model S.


The end has a fun twist that showcases how quiet the Model S can be —
especially when creeping up on someone in an unexpected manner. Wenger shot
this in a wide-screen format with Director Christoph Lacmanski in order to
show off the unique capabilities of the Tesla Model S. It’s fun to see this
faux Tesla commercial that displays the vehicle in a different way than
we’ve seen prior. Instead of touting its green credentials, this mini-film
shows the car as an indispensable “get-away” vehicle you might catch in the
latest James Bond movie. We think Tesla fans will approve.
[© cleantechnica.com]




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