Skip to content
Six-panel storyboard sheet for the Coca-Cola Harry Kane "Make Your Home the Home End" film — the fan and partner on the sofa, the Kane reveal frames and the wide pull-out, drawn in black-and-white by Seb Antoniou.

Work Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola × Premier League "Make Your Home the Home End" Storyboards — Seb Antoniou

Client
Coca-Cola
Agency
M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment
Director
Kevin Batchelor
Year
2020
Role
Seb Antoniou — storyboards

Storyboarded the Coca-Cola × Premier League "Make Your Home the Home End" film with Harry Kane — a sofa-bound fan, an England striker on his sidelines, and the gag of the wide shot. Directed by Kevin Batchelor through Electric Robin for M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment.

Storyboards by Seb Antoniou for the 2020 Coca-Cola × Premier League “Make Your Home the Home End” film featuring Harry Kane, produced for M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment and Electric Robin in London, directed by Kevin Batchelor.

The brief

Coca-Cola Great Britain were launching their 2020/21 Premier League season activation against a backdrop of behind-closed-doors fixtures and fans stuck on their sofas. The line — “Make Your Home the Home End” — needed three 20-second films, one per footballer, where the gag was that the player was already in the room with the fan. The Harry Kane spot was the lead. M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment held the brief; Kevin Batchelor at Electric Robin directed. Seb boarded the full Kane sequence and contributed boards across the other films in the run. The job was to land a comedic misdirection in twenty seconds with a Coke prop in frame the whole way through.

The storytelling decision

The whole gag lives in one shot — the pull-out where the audience realises Harry Kane is in the living room with the fan. We boarded that reveal first, then worked backwards through the close-ups so every cut before it sells the misdirection. If the wide shot is not exactly where the laugh wants to be, the whole thing dies.

A 20-second comedic ad lives or dies on the timing of the reveal. Boarding the wide shot first — not last — meant the director and the editor knew where the laugh was meant to land before the close-ups were locked. Every cut between opening frame and reveal had to keep the viewer reading “fan on sofa watching telly,” not “fan on sofa with a Premier League striker behind him.”

Credits

  • Brand: Coca-Cola Great Britain
  • Campaign: Make Your Home the Home End (2020/21 Premier League season)
  • Agency: M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment
  • Creative team: Will Bate, Curtis Brittles, Ben Williams, Dan Griffiths
  • Director: Kevin Batchelor
  • Production company: Electric Robin
  • Year: 2020
  • Format: Three 20-second hero films per athlete (Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alex Scott, Jermaine Jenas) plus cutdowns for digital and social
  • Region: UK
  • Seb’s role: Storyboard artist, full Harry Kane sequence; contributing boards across the wider campaign

Process notes

  • Deliverables:
    • Black-and-white storyboard frames (PSD + JPEG) for the Kane spot
    • Comparison reference set across the rest of the player films to keep the framing consistent
    • One round of amends included per Seb’s standard rates

Board frames

Selected frames from the boarded sequence:

  • frame-01.jpg — opening close-up, TV screen, match in progress
  • frame-02.jpg — fan on sofa, reaction shot
  • frame-03.jpg — Coke bottle on side table, macro
  • frame-04.jpg — fan picks up the bottle
  • frame-05.jpg — close-up over fan’s shoulder, blurred figure behind
  • frame-06.jpg — fan’s eyeline shifts off-screen
  • frame-07.jpg — the reveal, wide pull-out, Kane warming up in the living room
  • frame-08.jpg — two-shot, fan and Kane
  • frame-09.jpg — Kane’s reaction beat
  • frame-10.jpg — end card, brand and Premier League logos

Final film

Final cut on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHHqhu11adM

The boards

  • Opening sequence — fan on the sofa, Kane on the sideline of the living room.
  • Reveal beats — Kane reaction frames boarded against the finished broadcast.

The final film