Story Board

 First scene: The product will be shown about mid way on the screen, the background is filled with vibrant colors that allows the bottle to "pop". I will also include Post production/Visual effects around the bottle such as dashes and transitions. 

Second scene: This scene will include an up-close shot of the Tabasco bottle with additional flavors beside it. A panning motion will be used and Three-Point Lighting will be shown. This style of lighting will create a sense of depth and it causing the bottle and colors to have more illumination than the rest of the background. 

Third scene: 1 bottle will be filmed from a high angle, this angle will show the Tabasco in the middle of peppers that are aligned in a circle. The camera will move in a circular motion while the peppers can be edited to show they are changing. 

Fourth scene: Starting in the 4th scene actor #1 will be presented. While standing in front of a table, actor #1 will grab the Tabasco bottle and put in on the food they choose. After they have put a dash of the sauce on their food they will pass in onto actor #2.

Fifth scene: In the fifth scene actor #2 will grab the bottle form the previous actor and then put it on their food. Just like the first person, actor #2 will pass it onto the last actor.

Sixth scene: The last actor will grab the bottle from actor #2, they will then also put in on a food and then finish the sequence by setting it down. Scenes 4,5, and 6 are made to show the variety of things people use this product for. Additionally, these 3 previous scenes should each be short takes. 

Seventh scene: This scene will show the Tabasco sauce up close with actor #3's food.

Eighth scene:  This scene will be a transition from scene seven. This scene will show the miniature or "to-go" bottles that this product offers. 

Ninth scene: The last and final scene will inform the viewer "Tabasco, the most popular pepper sauce in the World!"  This will be shown by using the fade in and fade out technique.  






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