with Ken Burns “Calves” 2:20 Centre1” pan right Music continues and Gotta keep moving. Lots to see. Next stop, the – 2:48 Centre2” trucking backwards, then then fades T-rex Discovery Centre at Eastend. Wouldn’t “T-rex pan to the right you know it, the very day we arrived was the Centre Work Centre” medium shot 100th Anniversary Celebration for the town. “T-rex Centre Dino” trucking The Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor was “T-rex slow trucking to capitalize on there to open the ceremonies. Lots of folks were “Scotty1” spotlight through eye and focus on in town for the celebration, and afterwards, they celebratory balloon in Scotty’s claw made sure they came out to see what was happening. 2:49 low angle - pan and tilt down In 1991, a large vertebra was discovered near – 3:05 close up with slight movement to Eastend, SK. As it turns out, scientists learned “Scotty3” give appearance of jaw moving that the vertebra was part of one of the largest 4” extreme of teeth select and most complete T-rex skeletons ever “Scotty – focus on teeth in the back of mouth discovered. He was named Scotty, and it’s still shot with Ken Burns taken about 20 years to get his entire skeleton from the ground. 3:06 Head” - subjective perspective and Music fades in with The dinosaur museum, set up near Eastend, – 3:21 selective focus on teeth perhaps also, whistle attracts many dinosaur enthusiasts each year . . . – created to be a wipe shot black to inside, including us. then light glare to next scene Centre” trucking sideways shot – close up/ dinosaur eye close-up transition Dino” trucking shot “Outdoor 3:22 Centre3” long shot Music continues with Time goes fast in the Southwest, and I hear that – “T-rex 3:26 whistle road calling again. 3:27 selective focus on cattails and pan Sound effect water But, before we go. A little spot of tea. A nice – “Oasis” – 3:36 left flowing on site quiet oasis. Doesn’t get better than that. Music continues
“Calves” with Ken Burns 2:20 – 2:48 Centre1” pan right “T-rex Centre2” trucking backwards, then pan to the right “T-rex Centre Work Centre” medium shot “T-rex Centre Dino” trucking “Scotty1” slow trucking to capitalize on spotlight through eye and focus on celebratory balloon in Scotty’s claw Music continues and then fades Gotta keep moving. Lots to see. Next stop, the T-rex Discovery Centre at Eastend. Wouldn’t you know it, the very day we arrived was the 100th Anniversary Celebration for the town. The Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor was there to open the ceremonies. Lots of folks were in town for the celebration, and afterwards, they made sure they came out to see what was happening. 2:49 – 3:05 low angle - pan and tilt down “Scotty3” close up with slight movement to give appearance of jaw moving “Scotty 4” extreme of teeth – select focus on teeth in the back of mouth still shot with Ken Burns In 1991, a large vertebra was discovered near Eastend, SK. As it turns out, scientists learned that the vertebra was part of one of the largest and most complete T-rex skeletons ever discovered. He was named Scotty, and it’s taken about 20 years to get his entire skeleton from the ground. 3:06 – 3:21 Head” - subjective perspective and selective focus on teeth perhaps – also, created to be a wipe shot black to inside, then light glare to next scene Centre” – trucking sideways shot close up/ dinosaur eye close-up transition “Outdoor Dino” trucking shot Music fades in with whistle The dinosaur museum, set up near Eastend, attracts many dinosaur enthusiasts each year . . . including us. 3:22 – 3:26 “T-rex Centre3” long shot Music continues with whistle Time goes fast in the Southwest, and I hear that road calling again. 3:27 – 3:36 “Oasis” selective focus on cattails and pan left Sound effect – water flowing on site Music continues But, before we go. A little spot of tea. A nice quiet oasis. Doesn’t get better than that.
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