Mood board and thought process

Here is a photo of the mood board I have created for my music video and ancillary tasks, alongside a brief synopsis of my reasons of why I have created and to what purpose I hope it serves.

"I have chosen to use and layout the images for my mood board for a reason, firstly I chose to use a black and white colour scheme to quite literally show the binary opposition that I hope to capture within my music video. A large percentage of my mood board is made up with images and references back to the band of the song I wish to use. I have structured my mood board to be centred around the lyrics of the song as I personally feel the amplification and illustration of the lyrics can add another layer of meaning to the audience from the music video. I have used images of locations to aid the development of ideas of how these areas can reflect the emotions of the music video and the narrative that continues throughout. A rough basis for my narrative is a young male dealing with the troubles of substance addiction, this is where my decision to use binary opposition comes into play; the thought of substance abuse/dependency is bad enough along with what the effects actually are, however there must be deeper reasons as to why there is a dependency, clearly it enables him to run and hide from it; as everything in this world has a good and bad side, its just both sides are not always visible at the same time.