00:04It's not a racetrack, it's a zoetrope.
00:09Back in the 1800s, a British mathematician arranged hand-drawn pictures on strips of paper inside a cylinder.
00:15When he spun it fast enough, it created the illusion of movement.
00:18They call it a zoetrope, and it's the earliest form of movies and animation.
00:22Now let's see if we can take those principles and use them to bring the realistic sense of speed in
00:26Forza Motorsport 5 to life
00:28by turning that racetrack into the world's fastest zoetrope.
00:32Well, a zoetrope is a great analogy that allows us to show what it's like to be on a real
00:36track.
00:37High performance, high speed, danger, excitement.
00:39We can reflect that here in real life exactly the same way you'll see it in the game.
00:44Yes, this is the world's fastest zoetrope.
00:46You have to achieve 120 miles an hour in some stretches, 80 miles an hour in another, and 100 in
00:51other zones.
00:52Basically, we're equaling the speed of the frames per second to the frames that we're driving by per second.
00:58And as long as those two things line up at the speed we're driving in, it syncs up and works.
01:04So if one panel is off here, it messes up the entire commercial.
01:07Similar to the game, everything's got to be perfect in order to deliver that final product.
01:12We're visually interpreting something here that's absolutely seamless.
01:16So precision was absolutely important here in putting each panel up so that it worked perfectly to the speed we
01:22were going.
01:23That is crazy.
