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Flower by Kenzo
Production : Anita Kitchen Country : France Showing that the Flying-Cam camera platform can be a perfect fit for the style of a campaign, Kenzo Perfume Company brought Flying-Cam to Morocco in 2003 and to Argentina in 2004. After the success on the "Air" Commercial, Kenzo Perfume brought a great challenge for their next commercial, "Flowers". Using a 50mm lens, the Flying-Cam technology was used like never before. On a set of 150,000 red poppies, the Flying-Cam was able to achieve intimate shots of a woman reclining on a bench, before pulling back to reveal that she was in the midst of a field of thousands of red flowers. Showing Flying-Cam's flexibility and tremendous range, the shot continued to climb and the entire city of Buenos Aires was visible by the end of the shot. |
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