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Microsoft VoIP As You Are “Security Cam Accident”
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#1 by kokojumbo50 at November 19th, 2007
I wander what Call control was he using when he was talking ” Was it a MS Mobile Device ” and does it support MWI if it was
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#2 by Righteouspowered at March 20th, 2008
Viral marketing from microsoft
microsoft dot com [slash]uc [slash] voipasyouare
#3 by KrK007 at April 25th, 2008
This is the 2nd part of the same add.. I just saw it on a website….
#4 by KrK007 at April 25th, 2008
This is part of a multi-part advertisement shown from different perspectives….
Check the related videos for the other 2…
Notice the car alarm goes of WAY before the spool hits it…. Blooper
#5 by kgla at April 25th, 2008
I don’t think the car alarm is a blooper. The impact of the crash made it go off.
Still can’t get over how calm this guy is…
must be an important call.
#6 by KrK007 at April 25th, 2008
Nah, it went off too late (well after the spool crashed thru the doors….)
I’m thinking the plan was, spool crash thru doors, roll to car, alarm goes off etc making it look like not only the doors are trashed but the car damaged too… But the spool rolled too slowly and messed up the timing… still funny commercial
#7 by kgla at April 29th, 2008
Dude, It’s an ad. Everything in it is controlled. The car alarm was added in post–exactly where it makers intended.
The fact that you think it should be sooner (or later) just means they misjudged how people (or at least you) would interpret the alarm.
#8 by KrK007 at April 29th, 2008
Nope, I think the ad was designed to be an exact certain length (for advertising purposes) so they had the events set in advance. The spool simply rolled too slowly, but it was “good enough” and fit the slotted time. The alarm was intended to imply the car was hit by the spool; that’s clear.
#9 by kgla at April 29th, 2008
You sound like you really know your stuff. Do you make ads for a living?
#10 by KrK007 at April 29th, 2008
Sometimes, yes.
IMHO this is a great ad, especially the novel approach of filming it from several different people’s viewpoints at the exact same time, all while not getting any of the production crew or equipment in frame. And the ad is funny, and people remember funny.
#11 by BarneySaysHi at August 16th, 2008
Couldn’t it be the building alarm instead? If a building has been fitted with detectors that make contact as soon as windows are shattered, it might trigger the alarm. JMHO.
#12 by itsbillhere at December 8th, 2008
cable fail!
#13 by sukhulive at February 2nd, 2009
who knows it could be the buildings security alarm too .
#14 by Ryantravisaol at March 21st, 2009
i wish this was real, its wonderfully delicious….what? anyway, i would haven pretty much reacted just like that guy only i would be laughing.
#15 by jupjupz at April 4th, 2009
This is a virus video..
Has nothing to do with microsoft
It was indeed set up, Theres actually 2 different copies of this, a view from inside the building and outside.. the alarm heard is a car alarm which really did go off due to the sound wave of the window breaking..
It was just a stunt that was set up.. do some research
#16 by sylphn at April 8th, 2009
yes a virus video…