The story board for the music video I find is very important as it portrays the music into a visual story,
which init self 'paints a picture' about what the music is really trying to express: The emotions, The locations, The people.
Shot 1: Medium long shot shall be used to capture the name 'Taylor"engraved in the sand being washed away by the sea.
Shot 2: Location wide angled scenic shot shall be used for this scene, as the shot is focusing on a figure walking in the distance. I'm tempted to use cut shots for every completed chord pattern on the guitar to speed up the figure walking towards the camera, like a small time lapse.
Shot 3: Close up shot of the figure who appears to be a red headed lady. This character shall be played by my friend who i grew up with in Lanzarote. The closeup shots of her will be her walking past the camera smiling almost in a panned motion which will capture the background of the whole beach.
Shot 5: For this scene I intend to shoot a live recording of my friend singing and playing taylor. I shall be shooting this in my dads old bar in Lanzarote called La Cantina which he built 20 years ago. I shall be shooting this scene at night so I position the lighting so it lights up my friend Talulah giving her and almost glowing look in the dark. She is currently learning the song as we speak as I will be shooting this in 2 weeks as that is when our flights are.
Shot 6: For the outro and ending scene of the music video, I'm planning to use a time lapse to capture the sunrise. I aim to do this by using some advice given to me by a friend in the year above who did the same thing, the trick is to take a photo every 5 seconds but leave the camera in the same place to achieve the affect. Instead of doing this manually leaving more chance for human error, i will hopefully have a timer on the camera which will take multiple shots automatically.