Planning Storyboard for my Spalding Basketball Commercial

          Planning Storyboard for my Spalding Basketball Commercial 

Scene 1: 

In this scene the Spalding basketball will be filmed in place. The shot in this scene would be a close up. The basketball would be in the center of the basketball court. Might be in motion if the shot looks better like that.

Scene 2: 

The actor in this scene would be handling the basketball. The actor would perform a few moves with the ball, showing the grip of it when they are holding the ball. This is an attribute that basketball players look at when buying this ball. 

Scene 3: 

Filming this scene is actually a tracking shot. The actor will be filmed going to the basket laying the ball up. Will be filmed going towards the basket from the free throw line. Right above the free throw line actually.

Scene 4: 

The actor is running down the court, baseline to baseline. Of course this is a tracking shot, just want to have the real feel of one of these commercials. A basketball player dribbling down the court, the intensity is felt. 

Scene 5: 

During this scene I will be filming the actor shooting the ball. Really will be focusing on the ball as it is shot towards the hoop. The shot will be taken from the three point line. 

Scene 6: 

In this scene is just a black background, then the word Spalding comes across. It's the brand of basketball that is being sold that's why it is there. 

*A voiceover will be provided in the video. Each scene is about 5 seconds, the first scene would be the shortest. 







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