Storyboard

 


Scene 1: A closeup shot of the main subject in the video in a bedroom

Scene 2: A shot of the main subject in a band room dancing

Scene 3: A shot of the main subject  waving bye to the camera

Scene 4: A shot of the main subject driving a car

Scene 5: A scene of the subject dancing in a parking lot     

Scene 6: A scene of the main subject running from someone chasing him

Scene 7: A scene of the main subject sitting on a car singing

Scene 8: A scene of the main subject talking to the person previously chasing him   

Scene 9: A scene of the main subject singing and dancing in a parking lot

Scene 10: A scene of the main subject sitting on a bed singing

Scene 11: A scene of the main subject using his phone

Scene 12: A scene of the main subject walking away from the camera

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