AICE Media Studies

 Scene 1: In this scene, I will open a new package of Cafe Bustelo and do all the necessary steps to make the coffee. Obviously I will jump around with the coffee because I only want to spend 5-7 minutes here. Next, I will also show me moving the coffee from the stove to the table.  Scene 2: As pictured below I will have a cup of coffee already poured for myself. My hope is that it will be nice and frothy as well as hot, steamy to depict the flavour of the coffee. I also want viewers to have a get-up and smell the coffee feel.  This is most important that I establish that fell as it will be a cornerstone of the advertisement.   Scene 3: At this point we want the coffee to be distributed to the entire family.  So in the scene everyone will be a bit sluggish. Then I will come and bring everyone a cup of coffee. Then they can smell the coffee and taste it.  Scene 4: Here the family has drunk their coffee. They are now bouncing all around the place. In a h...

 How'd go my folks!  Probs: I will use a cafetera, stove, cafe cups and saucers. Also, I will utilize my table, spoons if possible, and my family to provide for the happy ascetic. Also a cafe bustelo package.  Costumes: In my commercial, everyone will be wearing normal clothes like people getting ready to go to school. There will also be a dad figure in a suit and tie on the way to work. We might also have persons holding coffee cups with saucers a part of the costumes. We might also change it to reflect people getting ready in the meeting so we might have people wearing robes and house slippers. There will also be people with their hair tied up in a towel.  Schedule:  10/23/2020: Do research and planning blog.  10/24-26/2020- Work on storyboarding!  10/27/2020-Submit Storyboarding Blog  10/28/2020- Submit filming blog  10/30/2020- Submit editing blog  11/3/2020- Submit 30 second commercial  11/6/2020- Complete reflection questions ...

 Que Vola Aseres!! Today I am going to be talking to you all about the best invention in the world Cafe Bustelo!! Now from my last blog, I hope you remembered that I am Cuban and Bahamian. In every Latin household with emphasis on Cuban households. Cafe Bustelo is a stable in the morning with the average family having three shots of cafecito a day. It's basically a shot of coffee that is just black with sugar and without milk. It is a very strong espresso but it is also pretty versatile as you can make cafe con Leche, cafe Oscuro, and Italian coffee. I am having my second cafecito as we speak and it is muy rico.  You can typically purchase it from most retail stores for under $5 and the average sale price is $2.88. Cafe Bustelo was founded in East Harlem, New York in 1928.  Gregorio Bustelo was the founder of this product and went to several Latin cities including Havana, Cuba.  Online you can usually find this brand for less than $.40 per ounce, meaning you can typi...