Story Board Before filming it was necessary to produce

a storyboard to know what to go film and find specific locations

We interpreted the lyrics of the song as a relationship so the images will match this.

1. Close up of singer approaching, moving towards the camera.

Maybe include slightly blurred effect

Movement towards camera shows start/intro of singer and song

Shot type: Close Up Shot Duration: ~ 5 seconds

2.This shot will appear when the song begins, it will be the first shot of the singer, it allows the audience to recognise the singer.

The background will be slightly distorted, this allows more focus on the singer while the location is still clear.

Shot type: Mid Close UpShot Duration: ~ 10 seconds

Pans and jumps to close ups may be included to break up the shot.

3.Showing close ups of two people having a happy relationship is a shot that is involved in the video.

It creates a link between lyrics and visuals, a key aspect of music videos

The shots of the relationship may be edited into to a black and white effect or with a different style to the performance based clips.

Shot type: Close upShot Duration: ~ 5 seconds

4.There will be many close ups of the artist, these are the performance based shots. The slightly lower angle shows the importance of the singer.

The singer at the microphone shows the production of the song and makes the audience feel involved.

Shot type: Eye level – Low ShotShot Duration: ~ 5 seconds.

5.The video is constantly swapping between performance and narrative based clips. This being the later.

This shot will be quick but enhances the singers relationship in the narrative clips. Effects are important and look effective.

Shot type: Very close upShot duration: ~ 3 seconds

6.The shot we will produce is something similar to the photo below, it will have the individual standing on one side of the shot showing a graffiti wall, this allows the genre to be more easily identified.

It will be a mid shot allowing the clothing to be shown as this may help the genre to be identified.

Shot type: Mid Close UpShot duration: ~ 10 seconds

7. This shot is to represent the artist's loneliness before meeting the female character

Shot type: Mid-Long shotShot duration: ~ 15 seconds

The background will be blurred, this shows more importance of the character and more emotion is allowed to be portrayed.

8.One of the shots we will try and create is a relationship scene in an arcade environment. Including photo booth antics.

There will be loads of clips of the two of them enjoying each others company

Shot type: Close Ups – Medium Close UpsShot Duration: 20 seconds

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These shots will be interlinked together in the editing process along with other shots we may choose to film along the way