Run Around is about chasing the love you were supposed to choose.
After Love Again and Expresso, Black Sherif now with the girl he let slip away. She was not the girl who won the reality show. She was the one who got sent home. The quiet, real love he recognized but the viewers wanted him with someone else.
Now she appears in his new reality after he walked thru the door as the picture-perfect relationship he missed.
The video follows him running through beaches, fields, and gardens, trying to reach her. Every time he gets close, the world shifts and she disappears again. What starts as romance slowly becomes a loop of love.
The girl represents the same girl from oh paradise
THE SUNSET
Establishing shot with the sunrise or sunset with K playing Guitar with a beautiful lady
THE LOVE
This scene shows Black Sherif and the girl of his dreams only through shadows on a canvas.
We never fully see them together in the real world. Instead, their connection appears as a soft silhouette almost like a memory being projected. They move close, reach for each other, almost kiss, and exist for a moment as the pictureperfect relationship he keeps imagining.
The canvas makes the love feel romantic but unreachable. It is beautiful, but not fully real. He can see the shape of what they could have been, but he cannot step inside it.
Visually, this should feel warm, minimal, and poetic: golden backlight, soft shadows, hands almost touching, bodies moving behind the screen, and a painterly texture that makes the moment feel like a living portrait.
THE BREAKDOWN
Black Sherif and the girl of his dreams are driving together through an open road, finally sharing a moment that feels real. For the first time, they are not running, chasing, or separated by distance. They are side by side.
The car breaking down becomes a blessing in disguise. Instead of the moment ending, it slows them down. They step out together, laugh it off, and begin walking down the road as the sun sets.
This scene represents the picture-perfect relationship he keeps dreaming about simple, honest, and free from the distractions of the outside world.
Visually, it should feel nostalgic and romantic: warm sunset light, an old car on the side of the road, wind through their clothes, quiet smiles, and the two of them walking into the horizon together. It feels like a memory he wishes he could live inside forever.
THE END
Black Sherif and the girl walk into the sunset together, side by side.
After all the chasing, this is love finally slowing down. No show, no distractions, no competition just the two of them choosing each other.
The moment feels warm, romantic, and timeless, but still fragile, like a dream he could lose the second he wakes up.
Meet the Team
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Joshua Libertine
DIRECTOR | DP
Joshua Libertine is a director and cinematographer whose work blends cinematic storytelling with elevated, image-driven world building. Through Libertine Studios, he brings the vision of Love Again to life with a romantic, imaginative take on New York, fantasy, and performance. -
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Corey McNeal
PRODUCER
Corey McNeal supports the production through coordination, creative execution, and the practical needs required to bring the concept to screen. His role helps bridge the ambitious visual world of the video with the structure needed to make it possible. -
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Suzette James
PRODUCTION MANAGER
Suzette James manages the moving pieces behind the production, helping keep logistics, communication, and day-to-day execution organized. Her role supports a smooth production process while protecting the detail and elegance of the creative vision.
