Rough Cut storyboard based on Capone ft Cash Oh NoTHIS SLIDE WILL ELABORATE ON THE UNDERSTANDING AND USE OF A STORYBOARD WITHIN CAPONE FT CASH OH NO, ENJOY!

Storyboard first page

We have planned our ideas of what we are going to actually initiate within our production. This storyboard gives us a visual dynamic insight. We as a group realised how crucial fast pace editing is so the crew decided to have a lot of images, effects and additive dissolves. In regards to pace our members decided thoroughly to speed up clips in order to give our audience a surreal, vivid follow up of our plot. The first page of our storyboard shows what mise-en-scene we will integrate. Audiences perceptions was influenced in the making of this storyboard as 8 people from our class wanted a fast pace music video with a lot of medium shots and close-ups of the artists. And a lot of locations to really demonstrate the artists motif. We have done this basing our video on the main concept of rough masculinity.

The storyboard lays out the mise-en-scene visually for us to get a rough idea of how our music video will turn out to be. We can see close-ups and medium shots of Capone and Cash with different locations. Not forgetting extreme close up on cash’s hand depicting the money.

Story board second page

In this second page of the storyboard on Oh No. We can see a lot of effects used on Capone and Cash. We really want our viewers to engage with our encodings of feelings and emotions. To really understand the hip-hop rap cultures. We tried to make Ahmed as victimised and targeted as much as we can. In the rap industry the audience identify the artists with monetary, strength and power. Therefore props such as cigars in Capone's mouth indicates a lavish life style. This storyboard will also help our organizational time. By giving us an pictorial insight we can understand what will take place. And follow it according to plan or change it based on our audience perhaps. Truly storyboards is a magnificent plan to stick with.