No less lethal
This shocking video shows the literal impact of Rubber Bullets on inanimate objects.
Credits
powered by- Agency Wunderman Thompson/New York
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- Director Dan Brown
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Credits
powered by- Agency Wunderman Thompson/New York
- Director Dan Brown
- Art Director Gene Blakeney
- Post Company TBD Post
- Executive Producer Karen Jacobs
- Colorist Brandon Thomas
- Sound Designer Dusty Albertz
- Finishing Dennis Valk
- Producer Charles Mulford
- DP David Blue Garcia
- Art Director Chris Combs
- Copywriter Tom Miller
- Creative Director Steve Miller
- Producer Charles Mulford
- Editor Catie Cacci
- Finishing Kagan Durmer
- Composer Hanan Townshend
Credits
powered by- Agency Wunderman Thompson/New York
- Director Dan Brown
- Art Director Gene Blakeney
- Post Company TBD Post
- Executive Producer Karen Jacobs
- Colorist Brandon Thomas
- Sound Designer Dusty Albertz
- Finishing Dennis Valk
- Producer Charles Mulford
- DP David Blue Garcia
- Art Director Chris Combs
- Copywriter Tom Miller
- Creative Director Steve Miller
- Producer Charles Mulford
- Editor Catie Cacci
- Finishing Kagan Durmer
- Composer Hanan Townshend
There’s a common saying that you should always back up facts with illustrations. In this case, the facts speak for themselves.
Showing in exacting slow-motion how devastatingly brutal Rubber Bullets can be, it becomes obvious that a bullet is a bullet no matter what. This scathingly effective demonstration shows rubber bullets obliterating fruit, vegetables, and other objects far less vulnerable than a human eye.
Directed by Dan Brown, this spot was filmed using a Phantom camera at 2000 frames per second. It came from an idea at Wunderman Thompson, Austin and was produced by Royale Film Co. The facts at the end are a clear indictment of “less lethal” rounds. Rubber Bullets may not be cast in steel, but the injuries are very much the same.