Planning for my Doggy Collar commercial

 The props for my commercial will be necessary for my product. My main prop will probably be my product, which is a dog collar. It will also be apart of my props and costumes that will be used throughout the commercial. Things such as picture frames, and dog beds will be some more props that can be used throughout my video.  My other props that will eventually be decided and  used will all be there to emphasize the significance of my product. My set will most likely be outside at a park, or even in my backyard. The setting I want is most likely going to be out in the open and a sunny environment.  This will help give it a dramatic/ happy tone. My schedule will probably be from 10am-1pm to make sure I get the perfect sunny lighting, and maybe if I have to run overtime it might go later. This can be a stricter schedule and can only be messed up with the weather. 




If my original idea doesn't work out I will probably decided to change everything. My prop will be probably be a cart on eggs. Some props that'll be used will probably be things like plates and other utensils. My set will probably be in a kitchen or cooking environment, perfect for eggs. This will fit the the commercial because this is where eggs are mostly located. The location of the kitchen will probably be in my house or a relatives, because I want the best kitchen possible for this video.   For my schedule with this project it'll have to be more flexible. I don't know how much time I'll have in the kitchen and its harder to figure something like that out. So hopefully the weekends in the early morning will be best suitable for me. If that doesn't work the shooting of my commercial might have to be in the night with artificial lightning. Its a sturdy backup plan though, and could be very nice as a commercial.



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