Planning Storyboard for my Music Video

Scene 1: Actor 1 walks up to the court wearing tattered clothes and begins to put on ragged sneakers.

Scene 2: The players appear on the court and notices Actor 1 and begins to live and take pictures. While this is happening on of the players throws the ball at Actor 1.

Scene 3: Actor 1 checks her phone to open Instagram and sees the post of her tattered sneakers with a lot of likes and negative comments. She grabs her gym bag and runs off court to the bathroom.

Scene 4: She’s crying in the bathroom and checks her messages to see her friends bullying her too. She then looks up on the stall door and negative message catches her eye.

Scene 5: Actor 2 is standing somewhere taking pictures/videos for Instagram in clean and nice clothes(they are popular)

Scene 6: After she finishes she looks at her phone sadly as it gets a bunch of likes and positive comments

Scene 7: She begins to walk

Scene 8: She pulls down her sleeve revealing the scars or bruises and sheds a tear looking at them (as she walks)

Scene 9: Actor 1 walks to a bridge, sits down, and is prepared to jump.

Scene 10: Actor 2 walks to the same Bridge ready to jump.

Scene 11: Actor 1 and Actor 2 notices each other at the last second.

Scene 12: They walk towards each other, noticing the pain inside one another and hug. This hug will symbolize their understanding of each other's situations and it will be almost as if they are telling each other that things will improve and they will be fine. Neither of them jumps.

*Each scene will last between 4-6 seconds and music will play over and throughout the video*

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