1. Music Video Script
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2. Music Video Script
Video Title: You Go Back To Her
VIDEO AUDIO
LYRICS / NARRATION / MUSIC / FX
1. (0:00 – 0:30) Shows Devon drinking
wine straight from the bottle and
dissolves out to a shot of her
walking up to the canal. It then
dissolves to a shot of birds flying
away. The narrative then goes back
to the start of the relationship
showing happier times by dissolving
to a shot of Devon and Daniel (the
couple) being happy together and
laughing.
Amy Winehouse – Back To Black.
Intro music for 15 seconds
“He left no time to regret, kept
his dick wet with his same old
safe bet”
2. (0:31 – 1:00) After portraying the
couple to be happy and laughing
together the camera then focuses on
Devon’s face while she lights a
cigarette and smokes it which
symbolizes how everything may not
be as happy as it seems. The shot
then dissolves to a medium shot of
her and her friend hugging which
again shows to the audience a
deeper darkness to the relationship
is beginning to show. It again then
dissolves back to a shot of Devon
smoking again then when the lyric
“you go back to what you knew” the
shot dissolves to show Daniel sat
in a pub with friends without
Devon. A close up and extreme close
up of Devon’s eyes is then shown to
portray her emotions to the
audience. The shot then again
dissolves to a medium shot of Devon
looking away into the distance
which could show the audience she
is pondering on what to do with her
life/relationship.
Amy Winehouse – Back To Black.
“Me and my head high and my
tears dry get on without my guy.
You went back to what you knew
so far removed from all that we
went through”

3. Music Video Script
VIDEO AUDIO
LYRICS / NARRATION / MUSIC / FX
3. (1:01 – 1:30) A shot Devon looking
out on the canal shows a boat going
by which symbolizes everyone else’s
lives going on and continuing
whilst she is stuck in the
situation she’s in and cannot move
forward. A shot of a match being
lit is then shown with a quick cut
to a lit candle which symbolizes
their relationship.The shot is then
quickly cut back to the match and
it is being blown out which
portrays to the audience the end of
Devon and Daniel’s relationship.
The video then shows a clip of
Devon sat with all her friends yet
has her hood up separating herself
from the group and is smoking
again. It then fades to black and
comes back with a medium shot of
Devon miming along with the song.
“And I tread a troubled track.
My odds are stacked ,I'll go
back to black. We only said
goodbye with words, I died a
hundred times. You go back to
her and I go back to…”
4. (1:31 – 2:00) The shot then fades
to black again and comes back as an
extreme close up of Devon still
singing. A medium shot is shown of
Devon sat alone in a blank room
which symbolizes Devon’s thoughts
and conscience and shows her sat
alone in a corner of the room
sobbing into her hands and then
again throwing stuff around and
ripping down things off the walls.
It then dissolves to a long shot of
Devon walking back and forward
nervously scratching her arm as
though she is anxious and nervous
and grabbing her head again.
“I go back to us. I love you
much. It's not enough. You love
blow and I love puff, and life
is like a pipe and I'm a tiny”

4. Music Video Script
VIDEO AUDIO
LYRICS / NARRATION / MUSIC / FX
5. (2:01 – 2:30)The shot then
continues with a shot of Devon’s
“conscience” walking back and forth
and throwing stuff around again to
release her anger. It then cuts to
show the word “LOVE” being spelt
out which portrays to the audience
that this is what’s on her mind and
what’s causing all of her emotions
to be how they are.The shot then
dissolves to a shot of the horse
riders walking down along the river
bank away from the camera. The shot
of horse riders walking down along
the river bank away from the camera
continued which then cuts to a shot
of the sun setting behind the
railway bridge.It then cuts to a
shot clip of Devon shoot with her
back to the camera which symbolizes
that she is turning her back on
everything that has happened and no
longer getting upset about it.
“penny rolling up the walls
inside. We only said goodbye
with words I died a hundred
times. You go back to her and I
go back to… We only said goodbye
with wordsI died a hundred”
6. (2:31 – 3:00) This is where the
video starts to take a turn towards
Devon being happy as the video then
cuts to a close up of her eyes as
she looks away from the camera.
The scene it then cut back to the
candle which is shown earlier in
the video, it is blown out which
symbolizes the end of the
relationship and Devon’s upset and
misery. Shots are then shown again
of Devon’s conscience playing,
smiling, laughing and genuinely
being happy. It then fades to black
to a shot of “DEVON” being written
which will be the last shots the
audience see and will stick in
their mind.
“times. You go back to her and I
go back to black, black, black,
black”
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