Storyboard Blog Nike Commercial

Today is October 22nd, 2019.  My partner and I are planning out how we are going to do the Nike Commercial. We had to have at least 25-30 seconds in the Commercial. Every Block for the pictures is 5 seconds each. We are planning to have 30 seconds because he have 6 blocks of pictures. After the completion of the storyboard, we will have to get it approved to begin filming. After getting it approved the 6 blocks shown above will be in the film. If the blocks isn't approved then we can not do the commercial.

List of Angles used during the Storyboard. In the first block, the actor is in a medium long shot. It's showing his jersey ( which is number 86 of the Philadelphia Eagles).The 2nd block is a a close up of the shoe that will be show cased in the commercial. The 3rd block is a long shot of the actor picking up the shoes and about to put those shoes on. The 4th block has a two angles shots in the scene. Over the shoulder and a 2 shot while both of the actors are lined up against each other. The 5th block is the the same 2 shot, with a catch being involved on the play. The last block has a close up shot of the "Toe Drag Swag." It's a football move that requires great awareness and skill while catching the ball and keeping your feet in the play area.  We will use at least 4 shots during the commercial. 

Camera movements are Tracking shots and Zoom. The tracking shot will be filmed in the entire commercial. The two actors will be moving/running the whole film.The Zoom movement will be used during the close shots ( Toe Drag Swag Film ). Editing will be on the software Sony Vegas Pro 15. We will be using cutaway to show you the Toe Drag Swag during the catch. Eye-line shot match will cut away from the actor to the shoes. Graphic Match will be used throughout the whole film to match the shots. Action Match will be used for the to connect all of the action during the Catch. Jump shot will be used to show the the passing of time during the actor putting on the shoes in a shot.