McDonald’s ad timelapse shot on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II
Posted on 25. Nov, 2009 by planetMitch in 5D mk ii
Sylvain Dumais sent us another video – this one an ad for McDonald’s – a timelapse shot on the Canon EOS 5D Mark II.
“I just got back from Toronto where we shot ( I directed it and amazing photographer + DP Simon Duhamel did the camera work ) a viral video for McDonalds. It was shot on 3 x 5D Mark II, one of them with a Zacuto rig – we did a lot of live action for a making of to be online within a week. We shot it in the day time, edited at night and it was online the day after.”

To kick off the first day of McDonald’s Free Coffee promotion (running November 16- 29, 2009), McDonald’s created a unique Stop Motion video showcasing an artist’s troupe building a mural made entirely out of McDonald’s coffee. It’s Causing Quite a Stir!
- Directed by Sylvain Dumais
- Music by Benjamin Pinkerton
(Photo credit: snap from the video)

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Julian
25. Nov, 2009
interesting – what a waste of paper cups though.
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MG
25. Nov, 2009
Why should it matter on why they wasted so many paper cups Juuulian; did you pay for them… and besides that there is recycling. I commend them on their work.
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