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In an escapist "other world," a pearl diver finds cellphones inside oysters at the bottom of the ocean. This spot for Pelephone, a cellular company, was created by Adler-Chomsky and Warshavsky-Grey Advertising and the Gravity-Rhino Group by combining matte paintings, 3D imagery, and compositing. The spot was shot in Jaffa, Israel.
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Published: 16 December 2009
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