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MMGB: Castrol’s pulsating content drives user to the edge – and back

Watch the video conceptualised by The Brooklyn Brothers London here

by Campaign India Team | 01/06/2015

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This piece of virtual reality is designed to take the user to the edge.
 
Castrol Edge is the brand and the agency was The Brooklyn Brothers London.
 
The video which captures the excitement of a ‘Virtual Drift’ speaks for itself and then some, for the brand.
 
Have a wonderful work week ahead. 
 

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