Storyboard Blog

 First Scene – 

During this scene, we will be filming a person drinking Gatorade, specifically Cool Blue. This will be a close-up shot at eye level and will last only a couple seconds. The location for this shot will be on the basketball court facing away from the tennis court. 

 

Second Scene –  


This second scene was divided into 3 splitscreen-style shots. The shot on the left is a close up shot of a basketball player tying their shoes, the shot in the middle is a POV shot of an athlete putting on football gloves and the shot on the right is an over the shoulder shot of a tennis player spinning their racket. The shot on the left will take place at the basketball court, shot in the middle will take place on the grass behind the tennis court and the shot on the right will take place at the tennis court. 


Third scene –

The third scene shows a basketball player successfully shooting a 3 pointer from a long distance. This will be a medium shot, this will be filmed at half court. The location of this shot will be at the basketball court. 


Fourth Scene –  

The fourth scene will show a tennis player aceing another tennis player (serving the tennis ball in a manner where the other athlete cannot return it). This will also be a medium shot but it will be filmed at a high angle. This will be filmed at the tennis courts.


Fifth Scene –  


The fifth shot will show an athlete complete a football pass to another athlete. This shot will be a medium-longshot and will pan to 2 runners getting ready to race, this will be a medium shot and will be filmed at the Football field/Track. 


Sixth Scene –  


The final scene will cut to 2 runners from the previous shot and show them running towards a Gatorade bottle while being blurred. The camera will be focused in on the Gatorade bottle until the "winner" grabs the Gatorade bottle and drinks it. This will be a super close-up of the Gatorade. This will be filmed at the track. 



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