Planning Storyboard for my Gatorade Commercial

 First Scene: So this would be like a closeup. I would be showing you what is in the commercial and as you can see, there is a Gatorade drink, a basketball and a Gatorade logo. 

Second Scene: The next scene would be people playing basketball. It'll be about 4 people, 2 people on each team. They will be at an outside basketball court.  They would be doing jump ball to see who would get the ball first. The shorter person ends up getting the ball. It will be like a pedestal because I will move the camera up and down.

Third Scene: They will be playing basketball. Just going down the court. I will use a pan movement so you can see them going down the court.

4th Scene: In this scene I will be put a noise effect like a crown going "ouch". The person who has the ball would end up getting hurt because the tall guy will be too powerful for him. His coach will call a timeout.

5th Scene: The coach would be talking to the players. There would be some tension background music. The boy who got hurt will end up taking a drink of the Gatorade and he would be feeling a little different. Like a boost of energy.

6th Scene: The crowd will be cheering when the boy gets back on the court. The one who hurt him will try to pull the same move again. It won't work this time because he just had a powerful drink. Gatorade!




 

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