Google has notoriously bad luck with Pixel leaks. Its phones have been leaked months before launch, and it even leaked its own Pixel phones in the past. However, this time around, Google’s luck with Pixel leaks seems to be touching new heights.
Evidently, the Google Pixel 10 advert was being filmed in Vancouver, and an X (formerly Twitter) user, Mark Teasdale, ended up spotting the filming crew at work.
From the video, we can see that the shoot is indeed for a Pixel 10, as evidenced by the full storyboards laid out in the filming area, describing each and every shot for the ad. The words “Pixel 10” are prominently visible in several storyboards, along with images of what appears to be the Pixel 10 Pro or XL.
The ad tagline seems to be “Ask more of your phone”, and judging by the storyboard ideas, the ad seems to be focusing on the Pixel 10’s camera features and quality.
While the storyboards do us the service of giving us a pretty good look at the phone, including the thermometer and flash placement behind the Pixel 10 Pro/ 10 Pro XL, the post by Mark Teasdale also shows us the Pixel 10 out in the wild as the production crew were filming it with probe lenses and more.
It’s not as though we haven’t heard much about the Pixel 10 thus far. There have been plenty of leaks and rumors, but this real-world sighting of the Pixel 10 is exciting nonetheless.
What do you think about the Pixel 10, and its camera features based on the storyboards for the ad? Let us know in the comments below.
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