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Feb 27, 2012

Tiger beer street football TVC uses motion-capture animation

ASIA-PACIFIC - An animated commercial for Tiger Street Football, a regional event featuring five-on-five football matches inside a caged pitch, draws on global talent and motion-capture technology to dramatize the fast-paced game.

ASIA-PACIFIC - An animated commercial for Tiger Street Football, a regional event featuring five-on-five football matches inside a caged pitch, draws on global talent and motion-capture technology to dramatize the fast-paced game.

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