STORY BOARD

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Story Board


Imagery of skies, sunsets and clouds in a montage form. 
-“You’ve gone and changed   the colours of the sky 

Close up of a girls eye, has to be blue. Sun shining on it.
- “There is no better blue compared to your eyes”    

Simple full moon
-“You've gone and changed the light that hits the moon,”

Fading out from the shape of the moon, a white spotlight on the female character. Shows she has his full attention. 
-“There is no better light than when it hits you”

Home filmed looking footage, as if the boy is just recording the girl messing around, chilling 
-“Lie right into truth, No one more well viewed,”

Reverse footage, girl taking of boy chilling and hanging out. 
-”There's no better chord, There’s no real flaws”
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This is where we have the content of the singer actually lip synching to the song. Boy singing to the girl and to the camera.
-”You do all the things that really make this life less tough, If I had some P then I would buy you lots of stuff,” 
Boy gets down on one knee jokingly.
-”Get down on one knee ‘cause yeah well girl this boy’s in love,”
Messing around, she might push him away and he sweeps her up in his arms.
-”Baby you and me and then it wouldn't be so wouldn't be so,”
Could flick back to him singing to camera for the last verse of the chorus 
-”wouldn’t be so tough”

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