Planning Storyboard for my Music Video

 First Scene

In the first scene, there will be a driving scene. In this scene, the boy takes a left. The song starts out with "taking a left."

Second Scene

In the second scene, it will take place in a park. This is where the couple will be interacting. 

Third Scene

Obviously, anything could happen. So, if there is bad weather or other unpredictable circumstance, the interaction would take place in a dining room/diner.

Fourth Scene

In the next scene, the couple would be seen lip-synching a part of the song. Or the couple could do nothing as the song plays. This will take place on the hood of the car. Preferably at night.

Fifth Scene

In this scene, the couple will be arguing. The girl will be seen walking away.

Sixth Scene

In this scene, the boy will attempt to go after the girl. 

Seventh Scene

This scene will show that the boy has other options. The other girl's contact name would be "girl #2" with a heart emoji.

Eighth Scene

This scene will show the first girl and the boy chilling on the couch.

Ninth Scene 

This scene is another arguing scene. This time it involves girl #2 and the boy. She leaves but he lets her go.

Tenth Scene

The boy is indecisive as he thinks about who he should choose. He sighs in defeat. He decides to call his friend for advice. 

Eleventh Scene 

In this scene, the boy makes his choice.

Twelfth Scene

The mystery choice opens the door.











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