Planning Blog

 Props

     Since my group is doing the Arizona drink, the only prop we will use the most is an
Arizona can. Along with any other insignificant items in the commercial.

Costumes
     Nicole and I will be the actors in the commercial. At the beginning of the commercial, we will have comfy, chill outfits on. Once the Arizona can is introduced, we will change outfits into something bolder and eye-catching to match our drink. This is to match the 'aesthetic' of the Arizona drink.

Order
First, my team will figure out how we want our commercial to be. We find out our exact setting, the basic concept for the ad. Next, we find out how we want to film it and how. What supplies do we use, what angles and direction do we film. After we have the footage, we edit our video to fit our standards. We add the music, any transitions, on-screen text, and more.

Locations and Ideas
The few locations we will film on is the Senior Patio, the track field, and the vending machines under the staircase. These locations may or may not change while we do the project.  
The main idea is that it is a hot day for two friends and they decide to drink Arizona tea to cool off.

Backup Plan
In any case, we can't film in the locations, we can film inside the school building and the vending machines by the auditorium. 

Due Dates
Intro Blog - September 20
Group Blog – September 20
Research Blog – September 22
Planning Blog – September 22
Storyboard – September 28
Filming Blogs – September 30 and October 4 (a total of 2)
Editing Blogs – October 6 & October 8 (a total of 2)
Commercial – October 8
CCR (reflection) – October 13

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