The idea that we have settled on is based upon the song ‘Just Haven’t Met You Yet’ by Michael Buble. We are going to create a music video which shows the formation of a couple. It will begin by showing a long shot of a man sitting at a train station and once the train goes past he is no longer there. We will then jump to a mid-shot of the same man finding his seat on the train. The seat which he chooses ends up being opposite a woman. A close-up will clearly show the man’s face followed by another showing the woman’s. This will be subtly done and made more interesting by the use of a prop; she will be answering her phone. The next event to happen will be the woman getting off the train; however she will forget her Ukulele (another prop which is specifically used to add to the entertainment level and help link the plot). The man will then jump up, grab the ukulele, seen through a close up, and chase after he out of the station, seen through a tracking shot. Once out of the station there will be a mixture of long, mid, and close up shots which will show his journey around, until he becomes tired and stops at a coffee shop. As he walks inside there will be an over the shoulder shot showing the same woman sitting at a table. He will walk over to her and hand the ukulele over, there will be a mid- shot which shows her asking him to sit down. We will then either do a close up showing a clock speeding forward or we will create a time-lapse or the two of them chatting, this is to show how they have been getting along for a while. She will then hand over her number to him, which will lead to a close up of him smiling, and then a long shot of her walking out of the shop. Another close up will show him instantly ringing the number and a mid-shot of her smiling and answering will follow this. There will be a couple of seconds of a black screen which will then move on to a picture of him waiting with flowers in his hands. A long shot will show her sneak up behind him and a mid-shot will show him kiss her on the check and give her the flowers. A mid-shot taken from behind them as they walk of will show her taking his hand. A pan up will then occur followed by a pan down which will have them in a different location. There will then by various shots of them laughing and having a good time. Before the video ends it will go back to the shot of her walking off the train and instead of showing him get off after her there will be a close-up of him staring at the ukulele. This is to surprise the audience as everything they had just seen would have been a day dream, the concept also matches the lyrics of the song as it will be the idea that he ‘just hasn’t met her yet’.
