Filming Blog

 Today in class I finished up my storyboard blog. I had to do this if I wanted to go film today. When my teacher checked that it was ok, me and my brother went out to film. I brought everything we needed to film. This includes the ball, the Gatorade bottle, and the phone. As we were walking out to the field, we realized that there didn't seem to be any soccer goal that we could kick our ball into. As we walked onto the field, we found that our assumptions were correct, there was no goal. So, after that we walked around a little looking at places where we could film our backup plan. We finally decided on a stairway near the edge of campus. That is where we started to film our backup commercial. In the act of switching commercials, some of the materials that I had brung for my project was rendered useless. Our backup commercial is where the subject runs up stairs slowly at first, getting tired. After a little, the subject drinks Gatorade. After drinking Gatorade, the subject runs up the stairs faster than before, without tiring. The only reason the subject runs up faster as shown in the commercial is because the subject drank the Gatorade. After finishing with my commercial, I went back to class. I relaxed a little when I got back to class. As I have said before, I enjoy playing chess. So after relaxing, I played chess with one of my friends in the class. Then, class ended and I went to my next class.

This is the Gatorade we used in our commercial.





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