Planning

Props

Due to my group selecting Powerade as our product our main prop will be a Powerade bottle. We will also be utilizing a soccer ball and goal.

Costumes We will only be using two costumes in our commercial. Our first costume is regular street attire which includes shorts, a shirt, socks, and running shoes, to display a casual look. Our second outfit will be a soccer uniform consisting of a jersey, shorts, headband, and cleats.

 Schedule

9/23/21-Our group researched conventions and codes of Powerade commercials. Also, we formulated a plan for the props, costumes, schedule, location list, and a backup plan.

9/27/21-Our group will generate a storyboard for our commercial.

10/1/21-First Day of Filming, get a feel for the location, and make last changes.

10/5/21-Last day of filming, finalize and record last scenes and reshoot bad takes.

10/7/21-Begin editing and establish the order of the scenes and add overlays.

10/11/21-Finish editing and submit, we will add transitions and make the commercials feel seamless.

10/13/21-CCR/Reflection, reflect on the project and what we could have done better and need to improve upon for the next film.

Location list-Our first location is the media center stairwell. This stairwell is where we will introduce the product and main character along with building tension amongst the audience. 

Our second location will be the soccer pitch, this is where the main character will juggle, dribble, and kick a soccer ball. This scene will transition into the outro.

Backup Plan

Due to the potential for harsh weather and conditions, my group will arrange the order of scene filmings by weather rather than a rigid schedule. If there are extremely bad weather conditions on both days, we will shorten the duration of the shot on the field and film the scene on the grass in between room five in the auditorium. If the conditions do not a lot for that as well, we will replace the scene complete with the main actor lacing their cleats.



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