Storyboard for my Music Video



 Scene 1: The Establishing shot. It is a wide angle of my setting, a park. It's meant to show an awakening like the lyrics of this part suggest. I thought a pan would be good to use here as well. (0:00-0:06)

Scene 2: A high angle shot of the desk inside my room. It's meant to show comfort because of the lack of lyrics. (0:06-0:12)

Scene 3: Normal shot of a bed. This specific part of the lyrics related to having nothing, so I chose an empty bed. (0:12-0:18)

Scene 4: Another normal shot, this time the lyrics are saying "It's too far behind to see." This lyric relates to time, a clock is appropriate. (0:18-0:24)

Scene 5: This one is a long shot of a natural setting and myself. It's meant to capture nature, and the long shot makes it seem boundless and showing of everything. This related to what the lyrics of this part suggest, "I can show you everything." (0:24-0:30)

Scene 6: This part is more related the meaning of the whole song, which one is the understanding of relationships. So what I did was I held my little brother to represent that in a  medium long shot. (0:30-0:36)

Scene 7: I related to the lyrics: "On our way to glory." I stuck with nature again and made that represent the glory it talks about. I chose some plants and used a God's eye view shot. (0:36-0:42)

Scene 8: Relates to the lyrics: "Lasts forever." I selected an open field which gives a good sense of timelessness. I as well used a long shot to emphasize it further. (0:42-0:48)

Scene 9: This part of the lyrics is silence, but the shot shows a Dutch angle of a plant. (0:48-0:54)

Scene 10: This part is pretty self explanatory, this part of the song talks about growing old and things of age, so I show a bit of pictures of myself growing up. (0:54-1:00)

Scene 11: Even more photos of myself growing up, the lyrics still being the same. (1:00-1:06)

Scene 12: This part shows a fading out of the imagery. It shows a lovely looking home because it's what the lyrics relate to. (1:06-1:12)

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