Storyboard - Sam & Alex

The image below highlights the first draft storyboard for the creation of our music video; as this is a first draft towards the storyboard we will need to evaluate and understand that changes may occur during filming, but also towards the final product. The illustrations on the left hand side convey the specific scene and the moment where an event or a certain camera movement/angle will be implemented. Furthermore on the right hand side a "Dialogue-Sound" box is used to create the sounds and timing that we want for the scene such as a car driving sound for the beginning of our music video and also the speech that is being spoken by the different characters.


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