A Journey to CAN 2025

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Create a cinematic vertical video (9:16 format, 30 to 40 seconds long) that tells a poetic and inspiring story of a woman preparing for something big. The subject is a young Moroccan woman with long dark brown hair, always seen from behind. The tone is soft, introspective and emotional — not dramatic or fast-paced. This is a teaser for a personal project related to the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN 2025).

The video begins with a warm morning light entering through a window. Dust particles float in the sunlight. The woman sits at a wooden desk. The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet. She opens a notebook slowly, and carefully writes “CAN 2025” in bold letters. Her movements are deliberate, as if this moment means a lot to her. On the desk, we see a small globe, a cup of tea, a pen, and a folded Moroccan flag. The color palette is golden, beige, and soft red tones — warm and comforting.

Next, we see close-ups of her hand underlining “CAN 2025,” flipping through pages filled with handwritten notes, football symbols, and sketches. The camera focuses on details: the ink on the page, her hand’s slight tremor, the sunlight reflecting off the notebook.

The scene transitions gently to her walking slowly toward a window. Outside, there’s a soft-focus view of a stadium glowing in the distance — not too sharp, just a suggestion. The energy builds subtly, but the tone remains calm and thoughtful.

In the next shot, the woman gently places a scarf in Moroccan colors inside a small travel bag. She adds the notebook, a pen, and a small microphone. She closes the bag carefully. This is the beginning of a journey — emotional, cultural, personal.

The final scene shows her back at the desk. She places her hand gently on the notebook, on top of the words “CAN 2025,” and walks away slowly, leaving the desk in silence. The room remains filled with warm light.

There should be no music or dialogue, just ambient sounds like light wind or distant city sounds (if allowed). No text on screen. Let the visuals speak. The style must feel cinematic, intimate, and quiet — like the start of a documentary or a heartfelt story. Use slow camera movements: pans, zoom-ins, and soft fades between scenes. The lighting is everything: warm morning tones, shadows, and highlights.

The video must leave the viewer feeling inspired, curious, and emotionally touched — as if they’re witnessing the silent birth of a dream. This is not just about football — it’s about identity, ambition, and quiet strength.