THE BEAUTY 
              OF   
           WATER 

1. Screenplay

Tannenbaum Zavadsky and Courtney Maguire are childhood friends who live in West Virginia, and his greatest love is physics while her greatest love is him. He abandons her and becomes the world's greatest scientist while she struggles with life. However, she's always in his thoughts, and he needs to decide if he should go back to her and will she even forgive him. I've seen a lot of romance movies, and none of them really moved me, so I want to create a romantic movie that will deeply move people, which I believe this film will truly accomplish. Please click on The Beauty of Water to read the screenplay.

2. Pictures

I don't know where the picture above was taken, but all of the pictures below were actually taken in the states listed in the captions while the pictures without states listed in the captions were taken in West Virginia. So, two pictures were taken in Florida, one picture was taken in Maryland, one picture was taken in Pennsylvania, and all of the other pictures were taken in West Virginia. They represent a small sample of how beautiful this film will look. Note the pictures aren't arranged in any particular order.

This is Water Ways waterpark, where Tannenbaum and Courtney
go down the lazy river, ride water slides, swim in the pool, etc.

Tannenbaum and Courtney swim in the clear water at a beach in Florida.

The film begins with Tannenbaum and Courtney swimming laps in the indoor pool of their high school.

Tannenbaum and Courtney go tubing together on a stream.

Tannenbaum and Courtney go whitewater rafting.

Swimming pools are a big part of this film, with the beautiful blue water often contrasting with the bright-green mountains.

Tannenbaum and Courtney swim in their private swimming hole in
the woods that has a waterfall.

Tannenbaum and Courtney ride a raft that's pulled by a boat in a
lake.

Tannenbaum and Courtney dance together in the evening under white lights on a pier in Florida.

In Tannenbaum's dream, Courtney appears at his home's pool in Maryland at night, with pool lights making it pretty and eerie.

Courtney visits Tannenbaum at the snow-covered campus of
Slippery Rock University in Pennsylvania.

Tannenbaum and Courtney camp in a tent next to a stream in the woods.

3. Music

There will be four beautiful songs in this film that will combine to have a great presence with a total screen time of 11 minutes and 35 seconds, and these songs will be made even better by the stunning imagery that will accompany them. These songs are arranged below in the order from left to right that they'll appear in the film, so please click on the audio players to listen to them:

"Brahms' Lullaby" is composed by Johannes Brahms (performed by Bohdan
Warchal and the Slovak Chamber Orchestra) and plays as Tannenbaum first
sees Courtney on a pier in Florida. (2 minutes and 55 seconds)

"Can't Help Falling in Love" by Elvis Presley plays while Tannenbaum
and Courtney dance on a pier in Florida. (2 minutes and 55 seconds)

"Country Roads" by John Denver plays while Tannenbaum and Courtney
are whitewater rafting. (3 minutes and 5 seconds)

"O Tannenbaum" from the album entitled, "Christmas Classics with Harp
and Oboe," plays while Courtney is decorating a Christmas tree at her church.
(2 minutes and 40 seconds)