Storyboard

The opening shot is an establishing shot that sets the scene. It is followed by a high shot of the artist to show his vulnerability. Following this is a close up of his guitar, a convention of indie music videos. Then there is a close up of our artist lip syncing.

 

The close up shot is repeated. There is a  shot of a passer by  giving the artist some money and another shot of him walking away but the focus is still on the artist. Next is a low shot, having gained confidence after receiving the money.

The narrative is then broken up to go to a memory of the artist and the girl he is singing about. Then the location changes again to show our artist on a bridge, the camera tracks around the artist to show off the location but still  the focus is on the artist.

We return to the busking scene, and again our artist is lip syncing and playing the guitar. The artist then walks down the stet and the camera tracks behind him. Then there is a shot of his feet as he is walking. here is then a long shot of him standing at a bus stop. This then goes into another memory shot during the chorus.

The memory shot is finished by a stick breaking, symbolising the end of their relationship. This is followed by our artist on a bus. The camera then zooms out of the window. There is then another shot on the bridge where the camera pans around the artist. This finishes with a high shot to make him look vulnerable.

There is a shot of our artist getting off the bus and the camera and around to follow him. There is then a shot of him walking towards the camera. Then he starts running and the camera tracks alongside him, this should exaggerate the tempo. The video finishes with our artist at the door of his dream girl's house.