Yeah, her accent is atrocious, but why hold this to big-screen-level standards? It's just a super-delightful little short, a glimpse into everyday people having subversive fun, and I was smiling just as much as the bystanders in the short.
Of course, I'm curious how large a camera they used for this, and if a large one meant that everyone present was actually (1) clued into what was actually going on or (2) a hired extra. I'd definitely like to know how real the reactions and interactions were. Was this treated as a small production or something slightly larger, with a noticeable crew present?
Either way, I enjoyed it! The banter with the 'bumblebee' was hilarious.
Of course, I'm curious how large a camera they used for this, and if a large one meant that everyone present was actually (1) clued into what was actually going on or (2) a hired extra. I'd definitely like to know how real the reactions and interactions were. Was this treated as a small production or something slightly larger, with a noticeable crew present?
Either way, I enjoyed it! The banter with the 'bumblebee' was hilarious.
