Shot List (rough edition)

1. Long Shot - slow motion walk of the entire group, reminiscent of the famous Reservoir Dogs walk. Initial planning and general take on the style of our video suggest that we should dress in a stylish formal manner, preferably black suits.
2. Panning Close-up Shots - establishes characters involved within the video. Final shot finishes with lead singer, possible opportunity for visual effect to to define between the opening and the introduction shot of the girl which starts the loose narrative.
3. Long Shot - group walks past the girl.
4. Close-up Shot - showing the lead singers noticing of the girl by dropping glasses in order to take a better look.
5. Medium/Long shot - short synchronized dance routine with backs to a brick wall as a backdrop. could incorporate a high/low angle shot to create a variation of shots.
6. Close-up Shot - displaying the goldfish singing the backing in his fish bowl.
7. Long-shot - Cut back to the walking through the streets with another one or two move choreographed dance steps breaking up the walking.
8. Long shot/ Over the shoulder - follow the girl moving round a corner and out of vision, with her looking back hinting at her interest in the band. But disappearance displays her as the idyllic girl, always out of reach.
   
9. Long shot - Group arriving at the destination.
10. Close-up - Switch to band playing instruments. extreme close-ups could make playing of instruments appear more professional.
11. Other shots displaying further instrument playing.
12. Further shots yet to be decided.