Planning Storyboard for my Music Video

 First Scene-

The first scene of my music video will be myself sitting in my bed, looking upset. I suddenly look down at my phone, and the scene cuts off as I reach for it.

Second Scene-

This switches to my friend in her bedroom, where her phone starts to buzz. I will have my voice over on the video saying something to the effect of "I'm tired of letting these haters get us down". 

Third Scene-

The music will start to fade in as my friend and I share a smile. This scene will have a split screen in order to show both of us at the same time.

Fourth Scene-

This is the scene in which I will look down and hang up the phone. My friend and I will get up and start to get ready as this scene fades into the next.

Fifth Scene-

This will set an establishing shot of the parking lot and the car in which my friend and I will be singing on. It will be day time when we film this shot.

Sixth Scene-

This will be a low angled shot of the car, and it will cut from each angle of the car until it finally reveals the entire car, with my friend and I leaning on it.

Seventh Scene-

This is where the first and second verse will play, and I will take it to introduce my friend and I. 

Eighth Scene-

I will edit together a montage of clips together for each line of the song. My friend and I can film each line in a different spot, each with a special transition between it to make it flow.

Ninth Scene-

This will be the second change of location, from the parking lot to a restaurant near us. The restaurant is still undecided, but we are thinking maybe an ice cream shop.

Tenth Scene-

For the tenth scene, we can film a few dancing shots in the car, not driving of course!! I can put editing effects on each shot to slightly shake the camera in order to give the effect that I am driving.

Eleventh Scene-

This will be the second to last scene, which will be shot at my house. As the song fades out my friend and I will perch ourselves on the car looking happy as can be. 

Twelfth Scene-

The music will be very low and all you will hear is the laughter of my friend and I. This will conclude my music video and will end as the opposite of what my Music Video started as, which showed us looking sad. Hopefully, this will portray a sense of confidence. "We did it. We beat the haters :)"

Each Scene will be around 5 seconds.






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