Planning Storyboard for my TRESemmé Commercial

 First scene 

I will film the model on her phone, trying to take a decent picture. However, she can't because her hair is not up to par. The location is in the community on the sidewalk. The scene will be a medium shot along with a low angle.  

Second scene 

In the second scene, the stylist will approach the model and ask her if she needs help with her hair. 

Third scene 

They transport to the hair salon. Here is the model, which doubts the capability of the stylist. They are both looking in the mirror when the stylist reveals the product to the model. The stylist will tell the model that this product will solve all of her problems. The model shows her concern; however, the stylist ensures that everything will be alright. The scene will be an over the shoulder shot. 

Fourth Scene 

Next, the stylist takes the model to the sink and washes the model's hair. A high angle will be used. 

Fifth scene

The model transformation is complete. The stylist asks the model what she thinks about her new look. The model is showing her excitement. In the shot, a close up will be used. 

Sixth Scene 

The closing scene will be the product displayed with a voiceover of the slogan. The slogan will be, "TRESemmé will leave your hair with three times the shine and health."

Throughout the entire commercial, there will be upbeat music in the background. 




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