Carousel Short Film

[Drunken Monkey]

Carousel, directed by Adam Berg (Stink Digital)

Holy shit 

[Drunken Monkey]

Found on the web:

It's a short film that was created to promote Philips' new 21:9 aspect ratio TVs. The 21:9 aspect ratio is the same used in movies. The reason its called Carousel is because it was made to be played in an endless loop.

Check out the Philip's website. There's the same video but with some extra features like behind the scenes stuff and director commentary. And you can watch it infinitely loop too.

[Sleeper_I]

Cool, reminds me of the beginning of Swordfish with John Travolta and Hugh Jackman

[erkishhorde]

Found on the web:

It's a short film that was created to promote Philips' new 21:9 aspect ratio TVs. The 21:9 aspect ratio is the same used in movies. The reason its called Carousel is because it was made to be played in an endless loop.

Check out the Philip's website. There's the same video but with some extra features like behind the scenes stuff and director commentary. And you can watch it infinitely loop too.

I was wondering why widescreen versions of movies weren't the same size as the 16:9 TVs... Why the hell does everything use different resolutions?