Official, Completed Storyboard

Green= seconds of the song + brief scene explanations in case my drawings are too sloppy.

 Basic Scene shot names and angles:

1	Credits - first 40 seconds
2	still medium shot (from behind canvas)
3	medium shot, pan w/ ripping plastic
4	over the shoulder close-up
5	series of medium + close-ups
6	close-up (shallow focus)
7	Close up w/ pan right
8	Long/lingering  focus pull from legs to head
9	medium/close-up (both still)
10	series: Close-ups + extreme close-up
11	Close-up still
12	Medium shot (Both pan and tilt following the brush) profile angle
13	Insert action and eyeline match: Extreme close-up
14	close up tilt down/ still medium shot/ still close-up (side/profile angle)
15	focus pull long(ish) shot
16	behind the canvas "over the shoulder" angle with still medium shot/ action match over the shoulder shot with shallow focus
17	series: close-ups
18	identical still medium shots
19	Close-up still
20	Jumpcuts: close-ups of face
21	still medium shot
22	high angle: long shot
23	focus pull medium shot/ over the shoulder action match: close-up
24	Series: Most are close-ups, sigh is a medium shot
25	Medium shots (differing angles)
26	Longshot/ action match: low angle medium shot
27	close up, handheld + shaky movements follow erratic hand
28	Series: close-ups, extreme close-ups
29	Series: Medium shots
30	Close-ups, extreme close-ups, medium shots, still, pan, low angles, profile angles... etc.
31	Low Key Light: still extreme close-up
32	Low Key Light: still close-up
33	still medium shot
34	Still long shot

I pulled a Todd Phillips... (Aka: I worked backward from the score)

 My sister Charlie and I went to sleep around 1 am yesterday cutting up the song and determining which scenes would suit the energy of the song. We also watched multiple artist/museum videos of artists at work to get a feel for which shots are the most used and which elements of the setting the character most interacted with. My twin sister is the cinephile of the family and has watched so many movies that she was able to give me very useful advice, despite not having much experience in filmmaking. Below our initial rough draft storyboard can be seen. This served as a starting off point for the storyboard above. It is very messy, so I would recommend whoever is reading this doesn't try to actually read it. I wrote it and I am still not entirely sure what I was thinking at the time.