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- Me! Me! Me! Me! Me!
- Shot 1: Family of 7 standing on the dock. Background noise consists of seagulls and water moving. Mom asks kids question, kids respond with excitement. Everyone in the scene looks excited
- Who's ready to go boating?!
- Shot 2: Family continues to stand on dock, mom says that they are going to talk about boater safety. Older son gets irritated. Dad explains that it is their job to keep their kids safe. Kids look confused, act impatient. Birds and water can still be heard in background, but faded.
- We already know to wear our life jackets. We don't need a lecture!!! We just want to get out on the water!
- First, we're going to teach you about boating safety
- It's our job as parents to protect you and make sure that you are safe.
- Shot 3: Kids look confused/concerned. Parents explain that they are going to review boater safety rules. Mom speaks first, Dad speaks next. Parents speak with care and patience. Low volume of background noises can still be heard. Shot fades to the next scene.
- Actually, Timmy there's much more to that.
- so put your life vests on an we will explain as we go!
- The plug keeps all the water out of the boat. If isn't in, the boat can hold a little bit of water, but it won't be long til it begins to sink
- Before releasing the boat in the water, ALWAYS make sure the plug is securely placed in the bottom of the boat
- Shot 4: Parents can be seen on dock by boat, with life vests on. Mom explains importance of putting the plug in the boat. Dad explains what the plug is. Boat engine is running softly in the background. Water and seagulls can be heard.
- Next, know your boat. Know what type of motor it has, how much gas you have left and be able to locate your safety devices
- The boat should never have more weight on it than the maximum capacity, which is located by the captain's chair
- Shot 5: Scene stays the same. Dad begins by stating the importance of knowing your boat. Mom explains where to find the capacity limits on the boat. Background sounds stay the same
- Do not sit near the engine for long periods of time. Carbon Monoxide Poisoining is a cause of boating related accidents for many people.
- Shot 6: Background sounds fade, silence in the background. Parents look serious. Dad begins and Mom follows. Most important rule of the ad. Insert statistics about carbon monoxide in next shot.
- If you notice someone acting lethargic, sleepy, dizzy or nauseous, get help immediately. Call 911 if possible. They could have CO poisoning.
- It is important to note that CO poisoning and sea-sickness have similar symptoms. but, it's better to be safe than sorry.
- 911
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