This document describes 13 photos that are being used to plan and storyboard a music video adaptation. The photos show scenes that will be recreated, such as the lead character waking up to a text, using a shisha pipe as a prop, communicating on the phone, and ending with the couple reuniting in a hug. Other photos represent themes like love and addiction, and depict locations like a bar that will be used for filming. Costumes like a bindi and sari are also pictured to promote the video's Asian theme.

1. Photo One: This photo is from the actual video we are re-adapting, its used in our mood board to
show the need of back-up dancers in our video. It’s still undecided how many back-up dancers we
will use, but it will mostly be two to four
Photo Two: This photo is of what will be happening in the opening scene, when the led role wakes
up to a text from her love interest
Photo Three: The shisha pipe is an object that we plan to use as a prop in the video in an attempt to
build-up its Mis En Scene. Shisha Pipes are often used in the Asian culture so it helps reinforce the
Asian theme of our video
Photo Four: The phone is part of the props that will be used in the opening scene and a few other
scenes. Its function is to show the communication in narrative scenes between the couple
Photo Five: The love heart is used to represent the main theme of the song which is love.
Photo Six: This picture again is of a heart but this time the heart is filled with pills, this is to connate
how ‘addictive’ her boyfriend’s love is which is what she is constantly singing about in the song. The
song is also named ‘addictive’.
Photo Seven: This picture of the couple hugging is what the end scene of our video will be, the
couple re-uniting at her house.
Photo Eight: The picture of a bar is used to represent the bar scenes that will be in our video in the
abstract shots. The bar we will be filming is one that’s in my home
Photo Nine: A picture of Avril Lavergine is used to represent the performative aspects that will be in
the video
Photo 10: A picture of a bindi is used because we would like to use it as part of the costume to again
promote the Asian theme of the video
Photo 11: The picture of the well known rapper ‘Cassidy ‘ is used to show the stereotyped look of a
rapper, wearing heavy ‘bling’ and a cap to the side which was very fashionable in hip hop culture at
the time
Photo 12: This picture is of a club scene which we will attempt to re-enact. We were keen to film an
re-enacted club scene because it’s a typical convention of an R’n’B/Hip Hop videos. If we do decide
to do this we will look into the rental of halls and get a group of peers we know to be in it.
Photo 13: The last picture of the lady in the sari is of a similar sari to what the lead role in the video
will be wearing most of the time