Planning for my Gushers commercial





Props:
I am producing a Gushers commercial, so my main prop will be a packet of gushers. I will also include flowers, a climbing tree, and the actually gusher's gummies.

Costumes:
I will have my sister be the main actor in this commercial. Since I would like to make this film to seem very conventional at first, my sister will be wearing everyday clothing, that will change once she bites the Gusher. At first, she will be wearing denim jean shorts and a plain black shirt to show a bigger change to when she switches to her second costume. Her second costume will consist of a brightly colored shirt and rainbow shorts. Her shirt will either be pink, green, or blue. Her hair will be up in a bun for the first half, and in the second half, she will have her hair down with chalk and colorful beads in it. 

Schedule:
On 10/22/2020, I will research different filters, colors, apps, and review camera angles in order to understand how to best film my commercial.
On 10/23/2020, I will set the props, costumes, schedule, location, and backup plan for my commercial.
On 10/24/2020, I will write and draw out my storyboard for my commercial.
On 10/29/2020, I will drive with my sister to the park, and we can film the different shots needed for the commercial.
On 10/29/2020 and 10/30/2020, I will edit, filter, and combine the clips that I shot to produce my 30 second commercial.

Locations:
My commercial will take place at a park by my neighborhood. I will film my sister at this park, alone on the swings, and then once she finds a pack of Gushers. Once she finds them, the sky will brighten up and the colors will become more vibrant. This will show what a powerful effect the Gushers have!

Backup Plan:
If the park is closed or the weather is bad, then I will resort to my backup commercial plan, which will be placed inside. This way, there can be no malfunctions. I will film my commercial in a dark room, preferably at night, where my sister will be dressed up in black. Suddenly, she will bite the glowing Gusher, and certain parts of her will light up. For this, I will need to add glow-sticks and other pigment to my props list. I also have my parents home to help me or my sister out if needed.















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