Treatment with Visuals

Today I developed a treatment with a moodboard.

Using the moodboard to develop how my treatment is constructed:

In the beginning of the song you will see a young woman walking down a path alongside a lake/pond.

The camera begins to track our subject as she looks down at her feet and kicks a rock. The camera transitions from a low angle to right in front of our subject she begins singing the lyrics, the camera pans out into the scenic view beside her (most likely a sunset). This is used as a transition into a memory she shared with her love interest, we see the couple walking alongside a lock bridge, smiling and happily in love. They giggle as they find an empty space to secure a lock with their initials onto the bridge (using s variety of close up and movement). The love interest is blurred leaving an ambiguity as to who she is in a relationship with. Using social media as a new development to their relationship we see them taking a few pictures with their lock. The camera pans out into the scenery to transition into a performance shot of our artist who sings the chorus in Alexandra Palace (tracking movement around our subject). We then see our artist having an argument with her love interest during the hook. At the beginning of the second verse we see our subject sitting with her back to the front door crying, on the other side we see her love interest banging the door, shouting. At the end of our song we realise that her memories have faded and she is happier, ending where we started, smiling while looking into the scenery (camera tracks to the back of our subject enjoying the scenery).

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