Storyboard - Music Video

Hi y'all! This is the completed storyboard for my music video!

Scene 1: Establishing wide shot of Kylie looking through a clothes rack.

Scene 2: Over-the-shoulder shot of Mia (Stalker) staring at Kylie walking to the dressing room.

Scene 3: Kylie talking to Rowyn (her friend) in the mirror, Mia's face in the mirror.

Scene 4: Kylie looks back, Mia isn't there. Then looks in the mirror again and she isn't there. There is then a close up of Kylie shaking her head in confusion.

Scene 5: Kylie tells Rowyn "Let's go, something is weird", tracking shot of them walking to the car.

Scene 6: Kylie and Rowyn are walking to their car, a vehicle drives past and Mia is behind it.

Scene 7: Kylie walks in the park listening to music.

Scene 8: Long shot of Mia popping behind a tree, starting to walk to Kylie.

Scene 9: Insert shot of Kylie texting Rowyn, "I think someone is following me" after receiving a text from an unknown number.

Scene 10: Over-the-shoulder shot of Kylie running (huffing and puffing), opens the car door, and gets in.

Scene 11: Kylie locks doors, starts to reverse quickly, then runs something over.

Scene 12: Gets out of the car to check, Mia is lying on the ground behind the car with blood all over.

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