AICE storyboard blog

 First Scene-

During this scene, we will be filming actor 1 will be practing with a glove that is not from Wilson on a baseball field. The shot will be a high angle shot. The person that will be getting filmed will be not catching the ball and playing horribly. I want it to show that gloves that are not from the Wilson Brand are horrible.

Second Scene-

Actor 2 will be practicing with a glove that is from the Wilson Brand on a baseball field. He will be making every play. The reason behind this is because we want to advertise Wilson Brand and show that it is the best baseball gloves. This shot will also be a high angle shot.

Third Scene-

Actor 1 and Actor 2 will both be in the dugout of a baseball field. Actor 1 will say "man this glove is horrible" and then Actor 2 will say " Hey bro, why don't you try this Wilson glove I use". Actor 1 will put it on and show the logo and brand name to the camera. We are doing this so that we are sure that everyone could see the product we are advertising. This will be an over the shoulder shot.

Fourth Scene

- Actor 1 will go back onto the baseball field with the Wilson glove. He will take more ground balls and he will catch every ball. He won't miss any ball. This will be a high angle shot. The point of this scene is to show that Wilson's gloves are better.

Fifth Scene- 

Actor 1 and actor 2 and will be talking about how much better Wilson gloves are and then will talk about how actor 1 will be purchasing a Wilson Baseball glove. This will be an over the shoulder shot. The point of this scene will be to show that more and more people want to buy more Wilson Baseball Gloves.

 Sixth Scene- 

Actors will stand by each other and say "Buy a Wilson glove don't be like this guy who didn't buy a Wilson Glove". This will be a high angle shot. The point of this scene is to advertise to people that many people like Wilson gloves better than all gloves.





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