My Storyboard for my Sprite Commercial

 First Scene- 

During this scene there will be a Medium close up shot of me walking towards the vending machine, spending about 3 seconds walking and then 2 seconds stopping in front of the machine to put a dollar in which then cuts to the second scene.

Second Scene- 

This scene will include a close up shot of the buttons on the vending machine, having me pressing the buttons on the machine to purchase the drink, again cutting to the next scene.

Third Scene-

In the third scene the camera will be placed towards the bottom of the vending machine showing a medium close up shot of where the drinks fall out of. The sprite will already be in the shot and I will get down to take it out of the machine.

Fourth Scene-

In the fourth scene the camera will cut to a medium close up shot of me walking with the drink and my sketchbook to the benches outside of the cafeteria. 

Fifth Scene-

In the fifth scene the camera will be at a medium close up shot, I sit down on the bench and set down my sprite beside me and place the sketchbook on my lap to open it looking like I am ready to get busy and draw in the book. Then picking up the Sprite again to open it getting ready to drink it for the next scene.

Sixth Scene-

In this scene the camera shot will be a close up of my face and showing me drinking the Sprite, as I drink it the slogan/logo for Sprite will pop up on the screen as soon as I begin to drink the Sprite.

*Each scene will last about 5-6 seconds and will have music in the background for the entire duration of the Commercial


 

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