The storyboard describes a visual concept for an a cappella group's music video. It follows the structure of the song, with different visual elements like vinyl records, sound waves, and colorful 3D bars that move and change in time with the music. Key moments in the song are visualized, such as the introduction of bright lights on the lyric "let in the light." The visuals also represent the emotion and meaning of different parts of the song, becoming more ominous for the bridge but brightening as the challenges are overcome. In the end, the original scene of the record player and vinyl records reemerges as the group finishes singing.

1. Storyboard

2. A capella group standing in front of stacks of vinyl records projected on large screens
in the background.

3. A record is taken off the shelf, and we see the title/album cover of the song the group
is about to sing.

4. A vinyl record is slowly taken out of the sleeve.

5. The record is placed on a 3D turntable. The needle lowers, and the record begins to
spin as if it’s about to start playing music.

6. As it begins spinning, the vinyl record expands rapidly - the screens are engulfed in
black as the a capella group begins singing.

7. Blue sound waves pulse to the beat of the a capella group singing the intro.

8. Three large 3D bars seemingly rise up from the ground at the end of the intro,
transitioning into the visuals for the first verse.

9. We fly through a long tunnel of glowing 3D bars move and change colors to the beat
of the music.

10. At the end of the verse, on the lyric, “let in the light,” we see a bright white light slowly
expand and illuminate all the screens in the background.

11. From this “ball of light,” we see large circles (stylized in a bokeh effect) change colors
in rhythm to the backing vocals in the pre-chorus.

12. 3D bars covering the entire screen move to the beat of the chorus. Visually, it appears
as if these bars are coming out of the screens towards the audience.

13. After the energetic chorus, it quickly fades to black as everyone except the person
beatboxing stops singing. Blue audio waves pulse in time with this beatbox interlude.

14. On the lyric, “now I see the sun is rising,” a huge yellow circle expands to brighten up the
entire background as the post-chorus transitions to the more upbeat second verse.

15. Colorful 3D bars rise up from the ground in time with the lyric “rising up” sung by the
backing vocals. These bars move and change (bright) colors throughout the second verse.

16. During the second pre-chorus, we see more stylized bokeh circles, except they “pop”
like bubbles with the backing vocals being sung over the course of the pre-chorus.

17. We see the same colorful 3D bars pulsating from the screens in time with the music
during the second chorus.

18. Everything on screen loses color and turns dark at the start of the bridge. Large grey
bars slowly emerge and tower over the scene as the somber bridge is sung.

19. As the lyrics and overall mood of the bridge becomes more joyful, we see bright
colorful bars slowly emerge and illuminate the background with light.

20. We seemingly “rise above” the ominous bars in the background (symbolizing the challenges
being overcomed in the bridge) right as the key changes before the final chorus.

21. We’re looking down on tons of colorful 3D bars joyfully pulsating in time with the final
triumphant chorus.

22. The 3D bars slowly fade out and the original scene with the record player and vinyl
records emerges as the a capella group finishes singing.

23. We see the vinyl record/album cover as the music stops.

24. The a capella group’s logo emerges from the album cover, reminding the audience
who this a capella group is.