1992ENVIRONMENT
Educational film about environmental waste and a new technology, "CEP", developed by Molten Metal Technology company whereas environmental waste gets recycled into something valuable and usable. 1992
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| 01:00:01 1.33 |
Opening slate: Molten Metal Technology (B-roll) with narration
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| 01:00:06 6.29 |
Unseen narrator talks about the magnitude of worldwide environmental challenges as a montage of examples is shown - pan rows and rows of barrels containing hazardous waste, var newspaper articles about closing waste landfills, smoggy smoke emitted from factory smokestacks, workers wearing gas masks, workers in a waste barrel yard.
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| 01:00:18 18.02 |
Toxic gray liquid leaking from machinery. Barrels of hazardous waste in a factory.
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| 01:00:20 20.93 |
Waste materials being dumped out of a truck at a landfill.
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| 01:00:22 22.33 |
Waste being burned in an incinerator.
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| 01:00:24 24.79 |
Liquid waste flowing out of a pipe and into the environment.
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| 01:00:27 27.81 |
Ext. The Molten Metal Technology company. Large sign out front.
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| 01:00:30 30.39 |
Int. at Molten Metal Tech Company - worker, most likely an engineer, wearing a hard hat walking past computer equipment and electronic controls. Montage at the environmental tech company - CU on computer monitor, machinery in the factory, worker looking through a scope - with unseen narration talking about the environmental challenges Molten Metal Company is equipped to handle.
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| 01:00:38 38.29 |
CU on computer screen reflecting a high tech recycling system, resembling a molten liquid substance - the words "Catalytic Extraction Processing" "CEP" (overlay the picture on the computer monitor)
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| 01:00:47 47.29 |
Pan the CEP recycling equipment in the factory. Narrator explains how the waste gets recycled into molten metal.
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| 01:00:57 57.46 |
Examples of molecular bonds are shown as narrator explains the CEP breaks down the bonds and reduces the compounds to their elements destroying the toxic molecules.
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| 01:01:11 71.06 |
Tilt down on the plant and some of the workers. Man looking at computer screen.
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| 01:01:19 79.67 |
B&S Ext pan across, most likely, a chemical plant or factory, gray and dreary sky.
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| 01:01:30 90.57 |
POV looking in through open blinds of businessmen having a meeting, sitting at a conference table papers strewn on the table.
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| 01:01:34 94.44 |
Mr. Maurice F. Strong, Secretary General of the Rio Earth Summit and Canadian Diplomat and Environmentalist - talks enthusiastically into camera about the coming technology that will revolutionize our ability to deal with toxic waste and the disposal of the waste.
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| 01:01:59 119.28 |
Blank
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| 01:02:10 130.4 |
Slate: Molten Metal Technology B-roll
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| 01:02:14 134.93 |
Slates: Sound Bites //. Maurice F. Strong Secretary General of the Rio Earth Summit
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| 01:02:21 141.5 |
B-Roll. Mr. Strong talks into camera about the Molten Metal Technology company - addressing the issues of the disposal of waste products.
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| 01:03:11 191.53 |
Slate: Dudley R. Herschbach, Ph.D. Professor at Harvard and Nobel Prize Winner, Chemistry
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| 01:03:15 195.57 |
Dr. Herschbach talks into camera about the new creative approach of transforming waste into something valuable and usable.
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| 01:03:31 211.68 |
Slate: William M. Haney, III - President and CEO Molten Metal Technology
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| 01:03:35 215.23 |
Mr. Haney, III from Molten Metal Technology and wearing a hard hat, speaks into the camera about their primary motive (of the company) to serve industries in an environmentally friendly way.
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| 01:03:48 228.18 |
Slate: Christopher J. Nagel, SC.D. - Co-Inventor, Catalytic Extraction Processing (CEP) and Sr. VP, Molten Metal Technology.
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| 01:03:50 230.78 |
Mr. Nagel, SVP at Molten Metal Technology, wearing a hard hat and standing in front of a wall of computers and electronics, talks into camera about his vision for the CEP process is to be able to minimize or eliminate the disposal of materials on Land.
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| 01:04:00 240.36 |
Slate: Catalytic Extraction Processing - Animation Seqence
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| 01:04:05 245.53 |
WS of the ext. of factory with dozens of smoke stacks emitting pollution - mountains in the bkgd.
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| 01:04:08 248.39 |
Using animated graphics and illustrations an unseen narrator explains how the CEP process works step by step.
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| 01:05:40 340.38 |
Slates: Visuals - Natural Sound Ch. 1. // Pollution
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| 01:05:49 349.03 |
Montage of Graphic visuals of pollution (no sound) - dead dolphins or porpoises floating in water, a green tint to photo of an oil truck near a river, smoke coming out of factory equipment into the air, a furnace burning waste material, nighttime pan over a factory with smokestacks emitting smoke
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| 01:06:04 364.78 |
Various newspaper articles about toxic waste and pollution issues: "The mess we've left behind", "U.S. Writes Off Cleanup Costs Of Toxic Sites" and others.
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| 01:06:23 383.11 |
Slate: Toxic Waste
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| 01:06:27 387.62 |
A presentation slide with a photo of barrels stacked up containing waste materials with bullet points. Tilt down on a warehouse with dozens of barrels, some workers are seen wearing hazmat suits.
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| 01:06:41 401.96 |
Slate
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| 01:06:45 405.67 |
Ext. WSs of Molten Metal Technology's recycling-research and development facility. Pan in on front entrance, company name over front door.
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| 01:07:06 426.88 |
Int. pan of the facility, machinery and technology used to convert toxic waste to usable materials.
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| 01:08:45 525.8 |
Slate: Environment
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| 01:08:48 528.42 |
Pan along a swampy area with wildflowers, CU purple wildflowers with bees flying, aerial pan of a forested area.
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| 01:09:05 545.33 |
Slow pan out to WS of Planet Earth.
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| 01:09:22 562.27 |
END
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| 01:21:29 1290 |
End of Reel
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