Planning for my TRESemmé Commercial

 Props

The main prop that I will be using in my commercial is a TRESemmé shampoo bottle. I will also be using hair extensions to represent the new and improved hair quality at the end of the film. The other props include a comb, hairdryer, bush, magazine, , and a hair salon cape.


Costume

In my commercial, I will have a girl in casual attire. The model will be wearing a hat to symbolize the horrible hair day that she is having. She will be wearing a salon cape once she gets into the chair. The person who will be playing the stylist will have long hair and a casual outfit.


Schedule 

On October 25, I will complete my Storyboard Blog. On October 25, I will film my commercial. On October 26 and 29, I will finish my filming and editing blogs. On November 1, I will review and polish the finishing touches on the commercial. 


Location

The first location I will use is the sidewalk in my community. I will film the introduction scene of the main subject and the stylist meeting for the first time. This scene will be a short and brief encounter that will show the model in a distressed state. 


The primary location that I will use is a hair salon. Here, I will film the model's hair transformation. I will include a short hair consultation, a wash and set, the model under the dryer, and the finished product. 



Backup Plan

If I cannot use the physical hair salon, I will have to film at my home. Here, I will set up an area that includes a chair with all of the props stated before. The filming structure will still be the same, except the model's hair would have to be washed in an average sink instead of a professional wash area. If someone is absent, then I will have to postpone filming. 
















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