Or how to symbolise the merge of water and Anis in a drink...
1986 was a good year (in France at least)
And now, the 47 seconds that makes dream ... (take care ! a short release nearly doesn't show the Beaver) :<br>
Television Advertising
Television Advertising
A DHC-2 lands on a blue lagoon and then, the pilot (a women in yellow) dives into the water.
Or how to symbolise the merge of water and Anis in a drink...
1986 was a good year (in France at least)
And now, the 47 seconds that makes dream ... (take care ! a short release nearly doesn't show the Beaver) :<br>
Or how to symbolise the merge of water and Anis in a drink...
1986 was a good year (in France at least)
And now, the 47 seconds that makes dream ... (take care ! a short release nearly doesn't show the Beaver) :<br>
Re: Television Advertising
Saga 205 :
Several cinemotion were broadcasted through theaters and television during the 80's (in France at least). Most were in the spirit of Ian Flemming's Bond adventures. (I'm sorry that copies are of poor quality but I guess most are issued from old VHS tapes).
The first one was in 1983 for the 205 GTI 1.6 ...
... with a Boeing 737 :
... and an Aérospatiale Gazelle (with a fictionous rocket pod) :
Running time : 5'11
The second one (in 1986) with a Beechcraft Model 18 :
As seen, the first eight seconds display the plane ; the full motion is 30 seconds long.
http://www.culturepub.fr/videos/peugeot-205-la-garce
1987/1988, the return of the driver facing dangerous aircrafts with the GTI 1.9 :
A Northrop F-20 Tigershark :
and later a Lockheed C-130 Hercules is acting as a bomber (don't remember if it was a danish or a norvegian one -France recieved its Hercules only at summer 1988-) :
At that time, CGI was unknown
Two short release (1'02 & 0'34) :
Have found another one of 1'47 with a guest, a Hughes helicopter :
Here is it :
Several cinemotion were broadcasted through theaters and television during the 80's (in France at least). Most were in the spirit of Ian Flemming's Bond adventures. (I'm sorry that copies are of poor quality but I guess most are issued from old VHS tapes).
The first one was in 1983 for the 205 GTI 1.6 ...
... with a Boeing 737 :
... and an Aérospatiale Gazelle (with a fictionous rocket pod) :
Running time : 5'11
The second one (in 1986) with a Beechcraft Model 18 :
As seen, the first eight seconds display the plane ; the full motion is 30 seconds long.
http://www.culturepub.fr/videos/peugeot-205-la-garce
1987/1988, the return of the driver facing dangerous aircrafts with the GTI 1.9 :
A Northrop F-20 Tigershark :
and later a Lockheed C-130 Hercules is acting as a bomber (don't remember if it was a danish or a norvegian one -France recieved its Hercules only at summer 1988-) :
At that time, CGI was unknown
Two short release (1'02 & 0'34) :
Have found another one of 1'47 with a guest, a Hughes helicopter :
Here is it :
Last edited by LVCDC2 on Sat May 17, 2014 5:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Television Advertising
Still 1988.
This time, it's the Citroën AX GTI.
Others "actors" are the aircraft carrier and a submarine.
On the aircraft side, the Dassault Etendart IVP # 153 and some Etendart IVM on the background.
And Pedro, an Alouette III :
Ready for the full minute of action ?
This time, it's the Citroën AX GTI.
Others "actors" are the aircraft carrier and a submarine.
On the aircraft side, the Dassault Etendart IVP # 153 and some Etendart IVM on the background.
And Pedro, an Alouette III :
Ready for the full minute of action ?