This document is a four page storyboard for a music video for the song "Say you love me" by Jessie Ware. The storyboard details different shot types and stylistic elements that will be used, including changing opacity levels to show two shots at once, POV shots from the artist's perspective, close ups without the microphone, dolly and arc shots, and a montage and fade to black ending. The varied shot types are intended to keep viewers interested and give the video creative elements and conventional techniques.

1. STORYBOARD – FIRST
DRAFT
‘Say you love me’ Jessie
Ware

2. This is the first page of
my storyboard. For the
post-it notes that are
together I plan to
change the opacity
levels for each layer so
that you can see two
different shots at one
time. This gives my
video a stylistic
element. Although it
says similar things on
each post-it I plan to
take lots of similar but
different and unique
shots to use.

3. This is the second
page of my storyboard,
I plan to use some POV
shots from the artist
perspective and I also
plan to use close ups
of the artists face
without the
microphone in order
to show emotion. I
think by using the POV
shots it shows
creativity and it also
switches the point of
video during the video,
keeping the viewers
interested.

4. This is the third page of my
storyboard. I have decided
to use moving shots such
as dolly shots and arc
shots. These are
conventional for music
videos so I feel that it will
help vary the shot type
within my video.

5. Towards the end of
the video, I plan to
have a montage of
shots that are similar
to those that have
been seen in the music
video at the start. I
have chosen to do this
because it helps to
round the video off
nicely. I have decided
to use a fade to black
at the end as I feel it is
the best way to end
the video.