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Scene 1: Commercial starts off black with a sound effect of a gate closing, (music starts playing) which then cuts to a medium-long tracking shot of the main actor walking into school; it continues to follow the actor deeper into the outside school hall, 


Slide 2: This scene will be a POV shot of the main actor ripping off three "MASKS REQUIRED" papers off of their respective poles from the outside school hallway, using the diegetic sound of the paper being ripped off from the poles. Each of the three shots will be slightly jumped cut to increase the speed of action and therefore tension.


Scene 3:Then, the commercial will cut jump to a slightly high shot of the main actor putting chewed gum in the middle of the three papers, and then crumbling it up and throwing it on the ground, which will use the diegetic sound of the paper being crumpled. An action match show will show the paper hitting the ground after the actor throws it.


Slide 4: The actor starts to walk into the school with no mask. This is until the camera pans to the actress grabbing the actor's shoulder. This scene is shown as an over the shoulder shot to show the scene in the best way possible.


Slide 5: The camera shows a two shot the actress taking out another mask, one that suits the aesthetics of the actor, and although with a little resistance the actor ends up putting on the mask and realizing it is not as bad as he thought. This is shown by his facial expressions when he goes from annoyed to nodding his head in agreement.


Slide 6: A forward track shot follows the actor walking into school, with confidence and his new and improved mask. The logo appears saying "Mask for All." 




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