When Toyota USA decides to advertise the Supra, the company doesn’t go with the back of a spoon. This video takes us behind the scenes of his tedious shoot!
It is at The Angels that this commercial for the Toyota Supra was shot. Tour in the spirit of the films of the saga ” Fast & Furious », It gives pride of place to drifts and spectacular actions thanks to stunts, some of which are worthy of the best feature films of the genre.
A video presents the making-of of this production. A filming which required a lot of work and several days for a large team. In particular, we can see the big money which were deployed for the shooting. In addition to traditional cameras, the production used a traveling camera placed on a SUV or a drone equipped for shooting.
Tour with the help of pilots professionals that also came with their racing Supra, the ad features production vehicles.
In the video, we learn that they were still equipped with hydraulic hand brakes in order to be able to slide more easily and to render the images more impressive. Likewise, for the needs of a stunt during which a Supra performs a jump and lands in boxes. The car was totally reinforced to fall back safely. In the end, the result is very impressive and worth seeing!
Discover the video of the making-of of this commercial for the Toyota Supra right here:
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