Planning storyboard for my Music Video

Hey guys, I should warn you just like my last storyboard it wasn't the best if that isn't evident by the picture your going to look at. So for this blog like my last story blog I'll try to explain my view for the music video the best I can. The first box is the couple sitting down at a therapists office, (my living room) talking to the therapist in anger over lapping each others sentences. The first slide is to show the aggression between the couple and where they might be. The next box is the therapist sitting on his couch telling the couple to calm down and tell their story one by one. This'll help signify where the characters are and what's going on. These two shots are probably the most important because it'll set the idea of the couple going through problems and without that I won't have the music video I want. The next shot is about an hour in the future where the couple is leaving the therapist's office and it pans into the next box where the therapist starts to think about what to do to help the couple. The therapist continues to walk around till he thinks of the idea to have them go on a home date and calls to tell them. The next box is the couple in the car right before they start driving listening to him talk and their idea. They look at each other and nod in agreement to try out the date. The scene then switches to them heading home and dropping some items they bought at the store, it cuts to one of them cooking a meal and the other preparing the table. The second to last shot is the couple sitting across from each other enjoying their meal and smiling just talking to each other. The music starts to rise and they decided to dance. The last shot is them dancing while candles are in a circle around as they listen to the song and the shot fades to black. These are just my initial ideas for the film and I'm sure some are bound to change to maybe fill in time or take away time. Even now as I'm typing this blog I realize where I can make some changes in the first couple of scenes. 
Second part of the storyboard

First part of the storyboard


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