Storyboard for my Music Video

Scene 1. Main Character (MC) and a friend are doing their homework at their desk at home. They take a polaroid selfie of themselves, when the polaroid is checked friend is missing.  

Scene 2. MC walks outside to look for missing friend. Cannot find them anywhere, rushes inside and grabs backpack and drives away. 

Scene 3. MC arrives at friends house, knocks on door, nobody answers and in return leaves. 

Scene 4. MC arrives at a park and looks around, shouting, doesn't see or find anyone, leaves.

Scene 5. MC is in car, seen screaming out of frustration.

Scene 6. MC is looking out into the open , sees friend flickering runs to them and falls in water, music cuts. 









Scene 7. MC closes cabinet drawer. sees polaroid of both of them, gets motivated again and continues search

Scene 8. MC is walking between trees (multiple appear) to give idea they are looking everywhere. Changes scene by walking out.

Scene 9. MC is shown putting up missing poster and looks at phone and lock screen of the friend and them together. 

Scene 10. MC is shown walking down multiple streets with each background changing without him moving. 

Scene 11. MC is on top of parking garage, time of day is cutting in and out. sits down as if he has given up. Friend flickers next to him, pans to elevator.

Scene 12. Friend stops flickering and appears in elevator holding out polaroid of both of them. MC gets closer to see what it is. MC walks inside and the doors shut. End of film. 


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