Music Video Storyboard

 

 
Scene 1: Actor wakes up in bed, long shot frames her upside down.

Scene 2: Actor sits up on bed to look at photos of ex-lover, cut to the over shoulder shot, to show phone.

Scene 3: Actor eats cereal, bows head, slouches over, is sad. 

Scene 4: Actor turns on radio and pre-chorus starts, drives car to recording studio.

Scene 5: Actor opens door to studio, wide shot.

Scene 6: Studio is completely dark, at point directly between pre-chorus and chorus, there is a cut (in the song)

Scene 7: Lights turn on, chorus starts. Actor sees band is already playing, sees ex-lover playing bass, is sad. Fish-eye lens is used.

Scene 8: Actor runs away, crying, rides bike away, is embarrassed.

Scene 9: Ex-lover gets upset at actor's exit, he decided to chase after her.

Scene 10: Over the shoulder shot, he runs to her on her bike.

Scene 11: Ex-lover grabs actor's hand and brings her back to the studio.

Scene 12: Band finishes off song, happy. Fish-eye lens used.

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