Brilliant films by @BBHLabs demonstrate the benefits of Google Chrome.
Man, you gotta love these videos! The series, created by BBHLabs, demonstrates the benefits of Google Chrome. Every creation is built by hand, filmed in camera, with no special effects added. Even the music is played and recoreded live on set.
BBH and BBHLabs are great storytellers, and the creators of “The Man Who Walked Around The World,” a killer video for Johnny Walker. This series for Chrome is another great example, showing us that it’s all about honesty, openness and invention. And as it should be (with Google), the product is the hero, and they’ve celebrated that in a very “Googley” way.
The films also work as a longer single film of around 4 minutes, where the 8 (7 films & an intro) films are merged together. And they’ve also designed "annotations" on into the experience. These are effectively hyperlinks to other films embedded into the film itself - like roll-over hotspots with links behind them. They make YouTube more interactive. So the transition device between films (the 'notice board') is based on annotations.
Needless to say, I love these.
