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 First scene:

During the first scene there will be the classic “A long time ago... In a galaxy far, far away...” Star Wars opening. I think that this will engage the audience because its such an iconic panel, that the the viewer will immediately have an understanding as to what my product relates to.

Second scene:

The first scene will then transition to the second scene through a scene. The second scene then shows the baby yoda toy that I am promoting. As I present the baby yoda toy I will include the audio: “A long time ago... In a galaxy far, far away... Comes the baby yoda figure from Hasbro! 

Third scene:

In this scene I will include a scene of the mandalorian looking back at baby yoda. This will be an actual scene from the show. This scenes purpose is to give some context on the mandalorian tv show, while also showing what the show looks like. I will probably include audio such as: “Be the mandalorian with you’re trusty partner...Baby yoda!”

Fourth Scene:

This will be a direct transition to the previous scene, as the mandalorian looks over to baby yoda, and baby yoda looks back at him.

Fifth scene:

This scene will include my hand holding a Darth Vader figure, while pretending that he is using the force. This will make the commercial more playful and kid-friendly.

Sixth Scene:

This scene will be a continuation of the previous scene, as I move baby yoda’s hand upwards, as though he is using the force too. This will make the actual toy I’m promoting seem more playful and kid-friendly.



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