Lexus Lights Up The Kuala Lumpur Skyline With Stunt Men [THE BRIEF]

Katie RichardsJul 7, 2014, 19:01 IST

Lexus used LED light suits and a number of stunt men for its "Amazing in Motion" campaign to light up the Kuala Lumpur skyline. The ad could only be shot at night and required a team of 40 expert engineers to make it look like one man was running across the skyline.

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Lexus Lights Up The Kuala Lumpur Skyline With Stunt Men [THE BRIEF]