Storyboard Blog

 First Scene- 

During this scene I will be filming at a park for this part of the commercial. I will be filming the Coca-Cola drinks in a bucket at a low angle. It will be a close up of the bucket so you can still see the ice in the bucket and the background. I wanted it to be like the original commercials and at times they film in the park.

Second Scene-

The next scene will feature two girls laughing and playing together. The location for this scene will be in the park again. The girls will be wearing red shirts and jeans (pants or shorts) so basically casual clothing. The red will represent the color of the Coca-Cola logo. This shot will be a handheld and a close up shot.

Third Scene-

The third scene will also be the same girls sitting on a blanket in the park. This time they will be holding and cheering with the Coca-Cola drinks. This will be a tracking shot.

Fourth Scene-

This scene will be taking place at a different location which is at home. This will include a crane and master shot. This will be family in the kitchen cooking and laughing together. Everyone will be moving around. You will see a bucket of Coca-Cola drinks in the back.

Fifth Scene-

The fifth scene will be the same family enjoying the Coca-Cola drinks together. You will see the food in the background that was cooked and you will see the Coca-Cola bucket in the background. 

Sixth Scene-

The last and final scene will be a the family in the background but the Coca-Cola logo in the front. The slogan "Together Tastes Better" will be there also because that is a signature statement. 


**Each scene will have narration, noises, and music in the background. This creates a positive vibe.








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