01Booth: 0 to 12.46 s [frames 0 to 299]
Shot 1, 0 to 3.54 s [0 to 85]: warm wood-panelled vocal booth, side profile at a hanging silver condenser mic, rubbing a forearm. Check that the profile reads as you. Shot 2, 3.54 to 12.46 s [85 to 299]: same booth, one continuous closer and more frontal shot from behind the mic, with a gentle handheld drift; the mic covers part of the face. Gestures land around 4.5 s (two-finger sign), 6 to 7.5 s (finger pointed at the mic) and 10 to 12 s (arms spread wide). Check that face, hair and outfit hold steady through the whole take.
02Black stage: 12.46 to 15.29 s
Shot 3, 12.46 to 13.33 s: full-body wide under one overhead spotlight, head bowed. Check the whole outfit from your photo, including shoes if they were visible. Shot 4, 13.33 to 14.08 s: medium shot as the gaze lifts to the lens. Check that the eyes are still your natural colour here. Shot 5, 14.08 to 15.29 s: extreme face close-up in warm light with glowing red eyes. This is the largest view of your face; check likeness and that the glow sits on the eyes only.
03Grocery aisle: 15.29 to 17.0 s
Shot 6, 15.29 to 15.83 s: green-lit aisle, medium-wide, looking back at the camera. At just over half a second it is the shortest person shot so far; check the turn of the head does not swap hairstyle or top. Shot 7, 15.83 to 17.0 s: close-up with an index finger raised to the face. Check the hand has a normal number of fingers and does not merge with the face.
04Shop gate: 17.0 to 18.33 s
Shot 8, 17.0 to 17.25 s: full body in front of a closed metal shop security gate, only six frames long. Check the outfit matches the stage shot. Shot 9, 17.25 to 18.33 s: quick push-in jump cuts that end in a face close-up with red eyes, from about 17.6 s. Watch it at full speed first, then step through the last frames before 18.33 s.
05Blue room and ending: 18.33 to 21.04 s [frames 440 to 505]
Shot 10, 18.33 to 19.0 s: blue-lit room, leaning with a thumbs-up. Check the thumb and hand. Shot 11, 19.0 to 19.5 s: blue close shot, cap on, both hands framing a large pendant chain at the mouth. Check the hands around the mouth and how headwear sits on your hair. Shot 12, 19.5 to 20.04 s: abstract blue textured close-up with no person in it. There is nothing of you to check. Shot 13, 20.04 to 21.04 s: dark blue face close-up with glowing red eyes, ending at 21.04 s (505 frames, the last one numbered 504).
06Where the vocal sits
The rap runs almost continuously from 0.08 s to about 20.6 s, so it plays over every shot except the last half second of the final close-up. The booth is the only section staged as a performance at a mic, and at nearly nine seconds the frontal shot is where mouth timing matters most. Montage shots are short, mostly under 1.2 s, and read mainly as cuts on the music, so judge mouth timing in the booth first. If you trim your result, cut picture and sound together so the verse stays in time.
