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Radiohead's "Exit Music" Video Script

The document is a script for a music video titled "Exit music (for a film)" written by Hannah Dillon for the band Radiohead. The script is for version 1 and describes the black and white visuals and audio/sound effects. The visuals follow a protagonist as they wake up, get ready for the day, and skateboard toward school before changing direction and heading into the woods, while the audio consists of lyrics from the Radiohead song playing throughout.

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Radiohead's "Exit Music" Video Script

The document is a script for a music video titled "Exit music (for a film)" written by Hannah Dillon for the band Radiohead. The script is for version 1 and describes the black and white visuals and audio/sound effects. The visuals follow a protagonist as they wake up, get ready for the day, and skateboard toward school before changing direction and heading into the woods, while the audio consists of lyrics from the Radiohead song playing throughout.

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GROUP: Silent Studios DATE: 6/1/23

TITLE: Exit music (for a film) WRITTEN BY: Hannah Dillon

ARTIST: Radiohead SCRIPT VERSION 1

VIDEO AUDIO

Describe visuals here. Describe audio and SFX here.

The visuals are black and white, video “Wake from your sleep”
starts with the protagonist waking up.

The main character wiping their eyes “The drying of your tears”

Them getting ready for the day, putting a “Today we escape, we escape. Pack and
note in their backpack before leaving the get dressed.”
house.

The main character on a skateboard “Breathe, keep breathing”


supposedly on their way to school.

A close up of multiple expressions “Don’t lose your nerve, keep breathing”

Lip-syncing the line ‘I can’t do this alone’ “Breathe, keep breathing, I can’t do this
alone”

They make it to the front of the school “Sing us a song, a song to keep us warm”
and seem conflicted, before deciding to
change direction

Making a turn, they head towards the “There’s such a chill, such a chill”
woods

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