DVD players are out and Blu-Ray Disc Recorders are in. Panasonic has launched a TV ad film to promote the high capacity disc recorders to get high definition pictures out of your TV, literally. The clever ad features a prison break, which looks like a funny allusion to the pictures on TV being able to break out and get on to the Blu Ray disc. The prison break, which was organized at the Campaign Palace, Sydney was filmed by Mat Humphrey and was produced by Justine Hazlett. A really cool ad, we must say: just the right one to promote a Blu-Ray Disc Recorder.
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