Storyboard

Square 1

The subject stands ready to kick the ball. The ball is next to the subject's feet. The subject kicks the ball at about 50 feet away from the goal.

Square 2

The subject winds up and kicks the ball. The subject misses.

Square 3

The subject is shown drinking Gatorade in a close up shot.

Square 4

The subject is standing next to the ball again, ready to kick the ball.

Square 5

The subject kicks the ball again. It makes it into the goal.

Square 6

The Gatorade logo is shown.



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