I recently saw the music video for Waterfalls by Stooshe and I saw that the setting they used includes graffiti backgrounds like we want to do. They also all wear bright colours which was something that we wanted to incoorperate into the styling of our artist.
Their video uses a lot of slow motion effects on the dancers and the waterfalls in the background. It makes the slow tempo of the song, as well as matching your expectations for the song genre (rnb/pop).
I also noticed that the video only includes one location (the cardboard-looking graffiti town that they're standing on in the right) and I think it shows that a music video can look effective using minimal locations.
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