Script for "Turbo Tricksters" Commercial
As seen in "Buy Me That" Video
Co-produced by HBO/Consumer Reports
(see bottom of page for description of script terms used)
| VIDEO Hand seen backing up toy, let's go Toy seen CU, then name super Toy seen taken out of shirt pocket Does circles Emerges from tube, circles, name super WS lots of tricksters, seen in a pan shot Toy seen circling, flies near child's face |
AUDIO
(upbeat music sing song) Turn up the turbo, let 'em go...
(narrator) |
Note: at the start of the commercial, the turbo trickster is on a TRACK, making it
impossible for it to manuever off course.
CU= closeup: a shot showing an object very close, sometimes
completely filling up the screen space
Super= short for superimpose; a graphic, in this case the name of the toy seen visually on
screen
WS= wide shot; used usually to show everything; sometimes the toy in relationship to other
things
Pan Shot= to pan is to physically move the camera to follow action, or a move from left to
right or vice versa