How do companies get away with saying “Real people, not actors” when it’s quite obvious that they are actors?
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There is no way to know if they are actors or not. It is likely they had a large number of people, used a significant amount of makeup and camera tricks, and cut the footage up a lot. Pay attention to commercials with “real people” and notice how they are usually talking for less than 2-3 seconds per cut. The editing just makes it seem like they are giving more. Even in a 30 second ad you will rarely see more than 10 seconds of “real people”.
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