Pepsi Max Film Festival Entry Freezes Time (Without Special Effects)

pepsi_films_frozen_time.jpg

When entering the MoFilm London Pepsi Max Short Film Competition this year, Lawrence Chen and fellow creative Hagan Wong wanted to create “a branded short film that moved through a frozen moment in time, but did not cost half a million dollars and did not use any computer graphics or digital special effects.” Below is the result of their work and we kinda like it.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

7 topics you should never bring if you want to make a great impression, says psychology

7 topics you should never bring if you want to make a great impression, says psychology

Hack Spirit

Women who have low self-esteem often put up with these 8 disrespectful behaviors (without realizing it)

Women who have low self-esteem often put up with these 8 disrespectful behaviors (without realizing it)

Global English Editing

5 zodiac signs who are hardworking but struggle to hold down a regular job

5 zodiac signs who are hardworking but struggle to hold down a regular job

Parent From Heart

People who grow into themselves as they get older usually display these 7 behaviors

People who grow into themselves as they get older usually display these 7 behaviors

Small Business Bonfire

People who secretly feel embarrassed by their upbringing display these 7 subtle behaviors

People who secretly feel embarrassed by their upbringing display these 7 subtle behaviors

Global English Editing

People who have no close friends usually display these 7 behaviors, according to stoic philosophy

People who have no close friends usually display these 7 behaviors, according to stoic philosophy

Parent From Heart