Prince William & Kate created a behind the scenes coronation commercial

Prince William & Kate created a behind the scenes coronation commercial

The Prince and Princess' social media team shared a few short videos behind the scenes of the Wales family during the weekend of the coronation. These "fancams", as I call them, have been made and posted by the Kensington Royal team for at least two year, which makes me laugh because... they are not authentic fancams. They were created by royalists using publicly-accessible video. The Kensington Royal team has been making and posting these "fancams" (as I call them) for at least two years. This is funny to me because... These are not authentic fancams, made by royalist fans using...

The Prince and Princess' social media team shared a few short videos behind the scenes of the Wales family during the weekend of the coronation. These "fancams", as I call them, have been made and posted by the Kensington Royal team for at least two year, which makes me laugh because... they are not authentic fancams. They were created by royalists using publicly-accessible video. The Kensington Royal team has been making and posting these "fancams" (as I call them) for at least two years. This is funny to me because... These are not authentic fancams, made by royalist fans using publicly-accessible videos. Well, the coronation provided the Waleses to do something new: invite a professional videographer/commercial director named Will Warr into their lives for the weekend and make a real "short film" about them. By short film, I'm referring to a commercial that is five minutes long and includes exclusive behind-the scenes footage. It's interesting to see the angles taken within Kensington Palace. They are very careful not show the racist artwork that William and Kate display in their living rooms, which Kate selected from the Royal Collection. It was good to see Charlotte, Louis and their excitement for the crowning. As I said... style over substance. It would have been better from an artistic point of view if Kate and William had spoken to the camera about their feelings during this part or the Big Lunch, or whatever. It's a nice touch. Did they hire a director to film them in their own home? William and Kate, as many have noted, seem eager to give commercial access to the Sussexes' family life. Avalon Red provided the photos. Did you miss our previous article... https://wawawiiwa.com/celebrity/jamie-foxxs-daughter-my-dad-is-fine-hes-been-in-the-hospital-for-several-weeks