storyboard for my music video


 

  • Scene #1: A close up of a record player spinning. 

  • Scene #2: A wide shot of a character playing the piano 

  • Scene #3: Another wide shot. A pan across the roof of the house. 

  • Scene #4: A shot of piano playing. Cuts to an over the shoulder shot of the fingers playing. 

  • Scene #5: A short scene of characters playing spikeball. Happens at the start of the upbeat part. 

  • Scene #6: A flyby on an electric bike. 

  • Scene #7: A shot of three characters jumping into a pool. Timed with, "go, go, go." 

  • Scene #8: A scene of a character playing basketball and dunking. 

  • Scene #9: A scene of a character playing arcade basketball. 

  • Scene #10: A long shot of a character with a soccer ball. A short scene of dribbling. 

  • Scene #11: Return to a shot of the pianist. 

  • Scene #12: A tilt across the pool with a character floating in it. 

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