Aside from the footage, yes, this is all mine. I had a partner who provided the music. Nice guy.
The film is from two Greek commercials and an American one.
In Greek, what looks like "NOYNOY" is in fact "Nounou" - the upper case form of upsilon resembling a "Y". So it's pronounced -"noo-NOO", accenting the second syllable.
Nounou is not a cigarette brand, but rather a dairy manufacturer. The product advertised was in fact condensed milk. The American commercial was for Salem cigarettes, which indeed boasted a Fresh Air filter.
I voiced the bartender and the announcer. Shelley was the little boy. The audio was recorded on Garage Band, which I then ran through a megaphone filter, giving it an old-timey radio feel.
Perhaps this video can also be called, "Uh-Oh, Alex Learned How To Operate A Mac!"
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Nice! Is this you're work? If so, who are the voiceovers?
Aside from the footage, yes, this is all mine. I had a partner who provided the music. Nice guy.
The film is from two Greek commercials and an American one.
In Greek, what looks like "NOYNOY" is in fact "Nounou" - the upper case form of upsilon resembling a "Y". So it's pronounced -"noo-NOO", accenting the second syllable.
Nounou is not a cigarette brand, but rather a dairy manufacturer. The product advertised was in fact condensed milk. The American commercial was for Salem cigarettes, which indeed boasted a Fresh Air filter.
I voiced the bartender and the announcer. Shelley was the little boy. The audio was recorded on Garage Band, which I then ran through a megaphone filter, giving it an old-timey radio feel.
Perhaps this video can also be called, "Uh-Oh, Alex Learned How To Operate A Mac!"
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