The ad, shot in a bumpy home-video style and framed by the screen of a camera phone in parts, follows a young woman as she arrives at the party, opens her bag to show the whitening strips, and narrates the product's attributes while bumping into friends.
Recent films like "Chuck and Buck," "Time Code" and "Thirteen" exploit the rough textures and bumpy rhythms of video to create effects of unnerving intimacy similar to those found in many of the festival's offerings.
But, as the neon skinsuit-clad cyclists and race officials explain in this video, competing on the bumpy track has become a badge of honor for the city's fixed-gear riders.
The dancing and the video shoot were a bumpy ride for everyone, as the fan employed to dramatically tousle their locks caused Ginger and Pearl to lose their hair, and Violet to lose her memory of the steps.
The video's a little bumpy because, well, I was on a boat.
After the update your mac will be more secure, video playback will be less bumpy.
The analysts cite factors like ratings erosion, the bumpy economy and intensifying competition from rivals like cable television and online video.
Analysis of high-speed video showed that when bees landed on the bumpy petal casts, they latched onto the surface with all legs, stopped beating their wings, and dined with ease.
It's not a miracle worker for hopelessly bumpy footage, but it does show off some magic with source video that was by no means stable in the course of shooting without making it feel unnatural.
The one in a video that had amazed his TED audience, he said, "changes the colors in its body but also goes from smooth to bumpy.
