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Storyboard for my music video




 Scene 1 - 3 friends sitting on a couch. Friend 2 is showing friend 3 a picture.


Scene 2 - Friend 2 gives friend 1 her phone to see the picture.


Scene 3 - Friend 1 sees a text message on friend 2's phone; her boyfriend cheated on her with friend 2.


Scene 4 - We see friend 1's reaction to the text, but the other 2 don't notice.


Scene 5 - Some days later, friend 1 sees friend 2 with her friends walking along beach.


Scene 6 - Friend 1 asks friend 2 to spend some time together, just the 2 of them.


Scene 7- Friend 1 + 2 do activities together, they get ice cream.


Scene 8 - Continue to hang out. They go to the beach, around sunset.


Scene 9 - They get in the water. Friend 1 is angry at friend 2. It's now sunset.


Scene 10 - Friend 1 strangles friend 2.


Scene 11 - Underwater scene of friend 1 strangling friend 2


Scene 12 - Friend 3 looking at friend 1 after friend 2 is dead.


Scene 13 - Friend 1 notices friend 3 from water as they're getting out.


Scene 14 - Friend 1 looks down at her hands.

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