US-Banned 360fly Donald Trump Video Takes Off In Oz

 
A satirical advertisement supporting 360fly’s recently released 4K immersive 360-degree video camera has been banned by US networks including ABC, NBC and CBS.
As reported earlier on, 360fly is focusing on the US presidential race, with an exclusive interview with Peter Adderton, 360fly CEO.
The spot “features actors portraying the three most-prominent US presidential candidates, utilising the widely debated border wall concept as its primary focal point”.
“The fictional futuristic satire is set in a desert landscape at the foot of the newly constructed border wall, where a rally takes place to celebrate the wall’s construction,” 360fly states of the ad.
With a President Trump look-a-like standing “at the podium delivering a triumphant declaration”, a blogger utilises the 360fly 4K 360-degree video camera, recording the event and capturing “much more than merely the presidential address”.
It reveals Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders look-a-likes “assisting Mexican immigrants out of the tunnel that have successfully made their way under the wall and onto US soil”.
“Focused firmly on delivering his triumphant address and claiming the wall is ‘impenetrable’, the president remains oblivious to the activity taking place behind him as Mexican immigrants continue to emerge from the tunnel,” 360fly states.
The spot finishes with the message: “Get a broader perspective. Miss nothing.”