Planning Storyboard for my OxiClean commercial

 First Scene:

The opening scene will be of a poster or white paper with drawn logo on it. There we also be the phrase, "It's OxiClean Amazing!" I will attempt to create a bubbling sound effect for this scene. This scene will also fade in for a smooth transition. 

Second Scene:

Person introduces themselves with traditional blue button down in either kitchen or laundry room. OxiClean product will be clearly seen on the counter of laundry machine. The lighting will be bright and white to show a crisp, clear shot. The shot will be wide enough to see the space around, behind, and in front of the person.

Third Scene: 

Scene will cut to a bucket or bowl filled with water a either a cloth or T-Shirt. This shot will be up close and an overhead shot of the bucket. The person will add the OxiClean product to the bucket of water and cloth. There will be a voice over talking to the audience on what it happening and what to do.

Fourth Scene:

The fourth scene will cut to a side by side of a wine stained shirt next to the same shirt being cleaned. There will be a continuation of a voice over talking to the audience on what it happening, what to do, and the power of OxiClean. This shot will also be a high angle, over head shot, but no as close up as scene 3.

Fifth Scene:

The fifth scene will show a washing machine with multiple clothing items to show a normal load of clothes. The OxiClean product will be added to the load with the running water behind it. Again, there will be a voice over talking to the audience on what it happening. In this shot, the audience should be able to see the washing machine and clothes clear

Sixth Scene:

The sixth scene will cut back to the person in the laundry room or kitchen. On the countertop, the OxiClean products will be clearly scene in bright blue and yellow colors. The scene will end with the ending slogan of, "OxiClean, Gets The Tough Stains Out!" This loud, firm voice will be heard throughout the commercial. The shot will also  be wide enough to see the space around, behind, and in front of the person. The clear, white, bright light will stay continuous throughout the commercial. The scene will then fade to black for a smooth transition.



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