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Props: Me and my group decided to do a Coca-Cola commercial, so our main prop will be a Coca-Cola refreshment.


Costumes: In the commercial, one person from my group will be dressed up in a costume. My group member will be wearing torn clothes. He will also appear as sweaty, as he has been walking in the desert for a long while. He will be shown as if he is thirsty, and searching for a drink.


Schedule:

Date: 9/27/22 - On this day, me and my group plan to research the Coca-Cola refreshment and its overall meaning.

Date: 9/29/22 - On 9/29/22, my group will start to figure out our props, and set and how we will put it all together as one commercial.

Date: 10/3/22 - This day, me and my group will attempt to create the storyboard for our commercial.

Date: 10/5/22 - On 10/5/22 me and my team will start to film our commercial on the highway and at the local gas station t and add the final touches and edits to it.


Locations/Settings:

Me and my groups main location will be on the highway. It will be a man walking on the highway, in which he finds a dollar on the ground. After the dollar is found, my group member will use the dollar to buy a coca cola. The other location, will be at the local gas station, me and my group will begin to film our commercial. As we film, it will be a recording of my team members having the refreshment and purely enjoying it after coming from a scene of a hot place. This will help establish that as someone who is thirsty, a Coca-Cola may just be a nice go to, to get someone in better spirits.


Backup Plan: If the weather is not good, me and my group plan to create our own alternate setting. This setting could be like cardboard cut in to gas station logos. Then there will be an alternate background that appears to look as outdoors to film our commercial. My group member will then open the refreshment, and drink it. He will then become happier than he will become thirstier. Hopefully this plan works out.









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