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SANTA CLARA SWIM CLUB:
CU TEENAGE LINDA JAYZAK PRACTICING CLASSICAL MUSIC ON PIANO. STANFORD BANNER ON WALL. CU TEENAGE JIM BALLARD WRITES, STUDIES, IN LIBRARY AS OTHER TEENAGERS DO, EXCEPT LINDA AND JIM ARE SWIMMERS. (HF-YTV) |
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LINDA, JIM JOIN OTHERS AT SANTA CLARA'S SWIM CLUB AT 6:00 A.M., BEFORE SCHOOL, FOR 4000 METER TRAINING SESSION. JIM SWIMMING ACROSS OLYMPIC SIZE POOL AT DAY BREAK. LINDA SWIMMING.
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CU YOUNG FIVE YEAR-OLD GIRL SWIMMING. SANTA CLARA CLUB BEGINS TRAINING CHILDREN AT FIVE YEARS-OLD. CU NEW COACH MITCH IVY WATCHES SWIMMERS IN HUGE POOL. HE HAS RESPONSIBILITY OF PERPETUATING ONE OF GREATEST TRADITIONS IN WORLD OF SWIMMING.
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| 00:51:22 69.87 |
CU PHOTO OF FORMER COACH JIM HAYNES, WHO STARTED SANTA CLARA SWIM CLUB, RAISED IT TO WORLD PROMINENCE. PHOTOS OF DON SHOLANDER, WINNER OF SIX OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALS, CLAUDIA COLES, WINNER OF THREE OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALS, BOTH COACHED BY HAYNES, DICK ROSS, WINNER OF ONE GOLD MEDAL, A DOZEN CHAMPIONSHIPS. LYNN BURKE, MARK SPITZ WHO WON SEVEN GOLD MEDALS IN 1972 OLYMPICS.
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| 00:51:58 105.87 |
NEW COACH MITCH IVEY WON SILVER MEDAL IN 1968, BRONZE IN 1972, WAS ALSO COACHED BY HAYNES.
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ZOOM IN ON JIM BALLARD DOING BACK STROKE.
UNDERWATER SHOT OF JIM AS HE SWIMS BY ABOVE DOING BACK STROKE, OTHER UNDER WATER SHOTS AS HE DOES FREE STYLE, BREAST STROKE. |
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FEMALE STUDENT, OTHERS IN STANDS YELL EMOTIONALLY AS THEY WATCH SWIM MEET.
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FACE SHOTS OF LINDA'S DAD, MOM, KID BROTHER YELLING ENCOURAGEMENT AS SHE SWIMS IN COMPETITION. TEENAGE STUDENTS STANDING, WAVING, YELLING, AS LINDA TAKES LEAD IN BACK STROKE.
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| 00:54:34 261.87 |
COACH MITCH IVEY YELLS ENCOURAGEMENT, LINDA WINS.
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| 00:55:09 296.87 |
CU SWIMMER COMING TOWARDS CAMERA.
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COBE LABORATORY:
IRVING ENDE'S HANDS, OPENS PACKAGE CONTAINING INTRAVENOUS NEEDLE. INSERTS IT IN HIS LEG AS HE SITS BEFORE KIDNEY DIALYSIS MACHINE, NURSE HELPING. IRVING'S KIDNEYS STOPPED FUNCTIONING LIKE 25,000 OTHER YOUNG AMERICANS. (HF-YTV) |
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IRVING PLACES ON EARPHONES, LISTENS TO MUSIC AS MACHINE DETOXIFIES HIS BLOOD. A PROCEDURE UNHEARD OF 15 YEARS AGO. WASTE TOXINS WOULD HAVE ACCUMULATED IN HIS BLOOD, HE WOULD NOT HAVE SURVIVED SEVEN DAYS. HE COULD NOW LEAD A PRODUCTIVE LIFE. PAN OF MACHINE MADE BY COBE.
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| 00:56:17 364.87 |
TWO OFFICIALS AT COBE LABORATORIES, COMPANY WHICH MADE DIALYSIS MACHINE, SIT IN OFFICE, CHAT. LS ZOOM OUT VIEW OF COBE'S MODERN PLANT IN DENVER, COLORADO.
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| 00:56:29 376.87 |
FEMALE WORKERS WEARING STERILE GARMENTS, WORK ON PLASTIC TUBING SETS WHICH DON'T CLOT OR DAMAGE BLOOD. CU NEEDLES ATTACHED TO TUBING, USED TO DRAW BLOOD, ARE EXAMINED UNDER MICROSCOPE
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| 00:56:49 396.87 |
PILES OF TUBING SETS ARE STACKED ON RACK AND ROLLED AWAY.
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| 00:57:12 419.87 |
WOMAN WEARING STERILE OUTFITS, HEAD COVERS, STAND AT TABLES, ASSEMBLE TUBE SETS IN STERILE ROOM.
WOMAN TECHNICIAN INJECTS SALT SOLUTION THAT HAVE BEEN WASHED THROUGH RANDOM TUBE SETS, INTO A RABBIT'S EAR TO GUARANTEE STERILITY OF TUBES. |
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PAN OF BLOOD FLOW THROUGH TUBES FROM IRVING'S LEG AND INTO MACHINE. WHITE, BLACK, FEMALE FACTORY WORKERS USING SOLDERING IRONS, OTHER EQUIPMENT, ASSEMBLE DIALYSIS MACHINE, FIRST BUILT BY COBE IN 1971.
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CU MALE INSPECTOR TESTS MACHINE WITH GAUGE.
OTHERS INSTALL ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS. WORKER PACKS DIALYSIS SOLUTION, MANUFACTURED BY COBE, INTO SHIPPING CARTONS. |
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FORKLIFT MOVES PALLET OF BOXED SOLUTION IN HUGE WAREHOUSE
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| 01:00:11 598.87 |
UCLA FILM SCHOOL:
STUDENTS WALKING ON CAMPUS OF UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IN LOS ANGELES. LONG HAIRED YOUNG PROFESSOR, ONE OF THIRTY, TEACHING FILM, TEACHES CLASS OF GRADUATE, UNDER-GRADUATE STUDENTS, PREPARING TO BE HISTORIANS, FILM CRITICS, TEACHERS, LIBRARIANS. |
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FEMALE STUDENT HANDLES ROLL 16MM FILM IN CANS.
FEMALE TEACHER SPEAKS TO STUDENT ACTORS IN A BEDROOM SETTING, DURING FILM PRODUCTION CLASS. |
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TEACHER SHOWS ASPIRING YOUNG FILM MAKERS HOW TO DESIGN SOLID FILM STRUCTURE IN THE FORM OF ILLUSTRATED STORY BOARD WHICH LATER SERVES AS GUIDE TO PRODUCTION.
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| 01:02:05 712.87 |
ABOVE SHOT OF SCHOOLS WELL-EQUIPPED SHOP WHERE STUDENTS BUILD STAGE SETS.
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| 01:02:24 731.87 |
HOLLYWOOD PROFESSIONAL TEACHES STUDENTS ESSENTIAL PRINCIPAL OF CAMERA, LIGHTING, SOUND AS HE SHOWS THEM CAMERA, FILTERS.
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CAMERA CREW STARTS FILMING ON SET, TO CALL OF, "LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION." YOUNG STUDENTS DO SCENE, DIRECTOR CALLS OUT, "CUT, PRINT"
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| 01:03:24 791.87 |
CU YOUNG STUDENT, BEARD, LONG HAIR, BUSILY CUTS EDITS FILM IN LAB. WATCHES SCENE THROUGH SCOPE.
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CU TWO MALE STUDENTS WORK ON SOUND EQUIPMENT. CU FACE SHOT OF STUDENT AS HE WATCH FILM, RESULTS OF HIS WORK.
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EXPERIMENTAL FILM MAKER SHIRLEY CLARK COUNTS OFF, "THREE, FOUR, FIVE," AS FEMALE STUDENT MOVES CAMERA ON STAGE, AS CLARK TEACHES A COURSE ON NEW VISUAL FREEDOM THAT VIDEO TECHNOLOGY HAS OFFERED FILM MAKER.
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CU HAND OF STUDENT AS SHE GENTLY TURNS LEVER ON CAMERA. SCREEN SHOWS HER AT THE CAMERA AS A SHADOWY FIGURE.
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SOLAR ENERGY:
SUN REFLECTING BRIGHTLY OFF SOLAR CELLS AT SPECTRA LAB IN CALIFORNIA WHERE ENGINEERS ARE STUDYING WAYS OF TAPPING THIS SOURCE OF POWER. (HF-YTV) |
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LARGE PANELS OF SOLAR CELLS OUTDOORS, FACING SKYWARD. CU ENGINEER IN CONTROL ROOM, PANELS SEEN OUTSIDE WINDOW.
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BLACK FEMALE ENGINEER PLACES EXPENSIVE GIANT CRYSTAL ON SCALE. CU MACHINE CUTS CRYSTAL INTO PRECISE WAFERS.
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DRAWING SHOWS HUGE MODERN BUILDINGS WITH SOLAR PANELS ON ROOFS WHICH COULD PROVIDE ALL ENERGY NEEDS FOR THESE BUILDINGS, IF RESEARCH SUCCEEDS IN REDUCING COSTS.
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| 01:06:26 973.87 |
DRAWINGS SHOW AT SANDY CORPORATION IN NEW MEXICO ANOTHER APPROACH IS TO EMPLOY SOLAR COLLECTORS TO SUPPLY AL THE HEAT, ELECTRICITY, HOT WATER TO A SMALL OFFICE BUILDING.
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CU PHOTO ELECTRIC SENSORS ATTRACT SUN THROUGH ANGULAR CYLINDRICAL MIRRORS UNTIL ALL LIGHT ENERGY FOCUSES ON TUBE IN CENTER. OIL IS SENT THROUGH TUBE, HEATED, SENT TO STORAGE TANK, WHERE IT HEATS STEAM WHICH SUPPLIES POWER TO GENERATOR..
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| 01:07:11 1018.87 |
MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORPORATION DRAWING SHOWS SUN REFLECTING FROM FIELD OF MIRRORS AIMED AT BOILER ATOP TOWER. ENGINEERS PLACE WEIGHTS ON HUGE MIRROR SECTION TO LEARN HOW FLAT IT WILL REMAIN IN HIGH WINDS.
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| 01:07:51 1058.87 |
ENGINEER TESTS POST THEY DEVELOPED, WITH LASER BEAM. IT STAYS TOTALLY STABLE UNDER EXTREME TEMPERATURE, WIND. REFLECTED BEAM ON WALL SHOWS HOW IT SLOWLY MOVES ACROSS WALL.
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| 01:08:18 1085.87 |
SUN RAYS CAPTURED THROUGH A MOSAIC OF FIFTEEN FLAT MIRRORS, DEVELOPED BY MARTIN-MARIETTA CORPORATION, IS REFLECTED DIRECTLY TO A GIVEN SPOT BY A SCIENTIST, CAUSING A LARGE SHEET OF MATERIAL TO BURN PROFUSELY.
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SCIENTIST GIVES HAND SIGNALS DIRECTING, BEAM OF LIGHT TO GRID OF HOLLOW BLACK TUBES, THAT ABSORBS 99 PERCENT OF THE ENERGY, AND RAPIDLY HEATS WATER FLOWING THROUGH IT.
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| 01:09:38 1165.87 |
WORKER EXAMINES BOILER ATOP TOWER WHICH CAN SATISFY THE NEEDS OF 1500 PEOPLE.
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ZOOM OUT FRENCH SOLAR CENTER IN PYRENEES MOUNTAINS.
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SCULPTOR HAROLD PASTORIUS:
CU FACE SHOT OF HAROLD SHOWING JOY AS HE PUTS HIS FINGER IN CARNIVOROUS WATER PLANT WHICH CLOSES AROUND HIS FINGERS. CU SHOT OF PLANT WITH LONG THORNS PROTRUDING FROM CUPPED MOUTH. (HF-YTV) |
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CU HAROLD'S HANDS PICKING UP, SPREADING SEA WEED.
MONTAGE PASTORIUS' METAL SCULPTURE PIECES REFLECT NATURE'S SHAPES. |
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ZOOM IN SURF CRASHING AGAINST ROCKY SHORE AND BEACH AT LAGUNA BEACH. PAN TO BEAUTIFUL HOMES ON HILLS ABOVE BEACH. ZOOM IN ON PASTORIUS RUNNING, PLAYING, WITH HIS LITTLE BLACK DOG ON LEASH.
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PAN OF HUGE MODERN METAL SCULPTURE BY PASTORIUS, OUTSIDE BUILDING
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HAROLD AND WIFE WALK THROUGH OUTDOOR MARKET, IN LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA, PERUSE, EXAMINE POTTERY PIECES. THE TWO, DOG ON LEASH, WINDOW SHOP.
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MONTAGE METAL SCULPTURES BY PASTORIUS. CU HAROLD EXPLAINS A SCULPTURE USING HAND MOTIONS, AS HE SITS AT OUTDOOR CAFE WITH FRIEND.
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FACE SHOT PASTORIUS MAKING SKETCH FOR ONE OF HIS WORKS. CU HANDS SKETCHING.
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HAROLD ADDS UP COST OF LABOR, MATERIAL, TO ARRIVE AT PRICE FOR A SCULPTURE. CU HAROLD'S HAND WORKING CALCULATOR.
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HAROLD CHECKS PILES OF STEEL PLATES FOR USE ON HIS SCULPTURES. HAROLD IN WORK CLOTHING USING BLOCK AND TACKLE TO LIFT HIS WORK, METAL WORKING TOOLS AS HE WORKS ON LARGE PROJECT. CU HAROLD FACE IS PROTECTED WITH FACE MASK FROM SPARKS AS HE WELDS, FACE SHIELD AS HE HE USES GRINDER.
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MONTAGE GIANT SCULPTURES, FOUR METERS TALL, STAND TESTIMONY TO ONE MAN'S INGENUITY, STRENGTH IMAGINATION.
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CU HAROLD LOOKS UP AT ONE OF HIS HUGE SCULPTURES AT OUTDOOR SITE.
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