Storyboard for my Music Video

 

Shot 1  

Long shot, three shots of three guys in matching outfits on the beach looking at the sunrise. 

Shot 2 

Wide tracking shot of the three guys in matching outfits driving around in a golf cart. 

Shot 3 

Wide shot of the park with the three guys choreographing dancing in the same outfit. 

Shot 4  

Low-angle shot of their feet while dancing. 

Shot 5  

High angle while dancing while looking at the camera. 

Shot 6  

Bird's eye view tilting shot of one of the guys laying on a bed with a phone on his side. 


Shot 7 

Point of view shot of a breakup text. 

Shot 8 

Establishing shot of the city skyline. 

Shot 9 

Wide shot of a person sitting on the bed in a bedroom. 

Shot 10 

Wide shot of the person going towards a crowd in the city. 

Shot 11 

Long shot of a person holding a photo of a person at the beach. 

Shot 12 

Long three shot like the beginning of the first shot a reunion at the beach. 

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