introducing the people in the music video using sped up footage of them all walking in. the name of the song is on the wall as well, the location of this shot is the entrance of someone's house nut we don't know what's about to happen.

up to this point they are using footage that is slowed down every few seconds then sped up again to add effect. it then cuts to a shot of people pouring alcoholic drinks for each other which means that the location of this music video is a house party.

after the shot of alcohol it cuts to a man on the DJ decks which portrays the genre of drum and bass in the video. they are doing close up shots so the viewer can see what's going on. lots of different cuts to different scenes very frequently.

main characters are introduced and they both make eye contact. camera man does close up shots of them both. the footage is sped up behind them both but the camera doesn't move from each of their faces.

this scene is on the drop of the DnB song, so you can see lots of different short videos of everyone dancing put together into one to show their having a good time. there are some shots that are recorded in slow motion. 

after the drop and the shots of everyone dancing the 2 people at the start who made eye contact both leave the party, the shots that have been taken are a lot brighter and shorter. there are a mix of close ups of them both and from far away aswell.

the video keeps cutting back to them both in the party then outside, this happens several times.

then the song drops again and you can see more people partying with more alcohol, after this it cuts back the 2 main characters who are still outside the party. the shots of them both are from handheld camera footage that is constantly being sped up and slowed down.

the final few seconds of the video are the same man and women being played back in reverse when they finally end up back at the party making eye contact with eachother. tis last bit is the whole music video before but from the end to the start and its also very sped up footage.