Storyboard for My Music Video




  1. First scene: Michelle waking up from a nap at the beach, flashback of Owen  texting “i love you” (0-5secs)
  2. Second scene: Owen and Michelle meet by bumping into each other at the streets (5-10secs)
  3. Third scene: Michelle sees the Owen again at a restaurant (10-15secs)
  4. Fourth scene: Owen and Michelle argue at the restaurant (15-21secs)
  5. Fifth scene: split-scene one side is Michelle crying the other is Owen walking away (21-26secs)
  6. Sixth scene: Michelle “stalks” Owen’s social media (26-34 secs)
  7. Seventh scene: Owen and Michelle are lip singing in different sides of the wall (34-42secs) 
  8. Eight scene: Owen and Michelle are in a bumpy road in the backseat (42-48secs)
  9. Ninth scene: scene with the two little kids walking on the boardwalk(48-55secs) 
  10. Tenth scene: Michelle and Owen hold hands in the front seat of the car (55-1:05secs)
  11. Eleventh scene: Owen and Michelle walk away from each other at the beach (1:05-1:10)
  12. Twelfth scene: Owen and Michelle bond back into each other and walk away as friends (preferably at sunset), (1:10-1:15)

                      
                    


 

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