INLAND WATERWAY:
AERIAL PAN CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSE, ON NORTH
CAROLINA'S OUTER BANKS, TALLEST IN U.S. WARNS
SHIPS OF TREACHEROUS ATLANTIC COAST. LAYERS OF
WAVES COMING INTO BEACH.

AERIAL PAN, CHAIN OF INLAND WATERWAYS, CONNECTED
BY MAN-MADE CANALS. SINCE GEORGE WASHINGTON
SURVEYED FOR DISMAL SWAMP CANAL IN 1755, WORK ON
WATERWAY HAS CONTINUED ALONG ITS LENGTH.

HARD HAT WORKER STANDS ON HUGE PILE OF TIMBERS, AS
HE DIRECTS WINCH, LOWERING ANOTHER HUGE LOAD.
CRANE MOVES BUNDLES OF TIMBERS. CRANE OPERATOR AT
CONTROLS. HUGE PILES OF TIMBERS SEEN OUTSIDE HIS
WINDOW.

CROWD OF PEOPLE SIT ON RAILING OF LARGE SHRIMP
BOAT IN ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA, WAVING AT CAMERA.
CU PRIEST ON ANOTHER BOAT BLESSES FLEET WITH HOLY
WATER AS THEY PASS ONE BY ONE, DURING ANNUAL GALA
EVENT, EACH SPRING. CU MAN DRESSED AS SPANISH
CONQUISTADOR, SPANISH GALLEON SAILS BY, CROWD
WATCHING FROM BRIDGE IN BACKGROUND.

AERIAL LAUNCH SITE AT CAPE KENNEDY, ROCKETS WERE
BROUGHT THERE ON THE WATERWAY. AERIAL PAN OF
MIAMI HOTELS, BEACHES, ON FLORIDA'S GOLD COAST.
HERE, THE WATERWAY BECOMES POPULAR PLAYGROUND.
MAN RIDING JET SKI, MAN'S HAIR BLOWS IN WIND AS HE
SPEEDS BY SAILBOAT IN SPEEDBOAT. LS JET SKIER
TAKES TUMBLE. COUPLE IN ROW BOAT, MAN ROWS.

AERIAL FLOCK OF THOUSANDS OF WHITE BIRDS FLY OVER
WATERWAY. AS SEEN DIRECTLY ABOVE.

NEW SYNTHETICS:
OLD HOUSE, NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, OF FRENCH
CHEMIST CALLED DUPONT, WHO EMIGRATED TO AMERICA AT
TURN OF EIGHTEENTH CENTURY, SET UP LABORATOR

CU CHEMIST IN LAB POURS THICK RED GOOEY SUBSTANCE
INTO GLASS BEAKER. CU THICK RUBBERY SUBSTANCE,
SMALL PELLETS OF SYNTHETIC MATERIALS WHICH PRODUCE
NYLON, TEFLON, FREON, PLASTICS.

CU PRECISION MOLDED SKI BOOT, POWER DRILL CASING,
ALL MADE FROM CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS. CU BLACK
SCIENTIST PLACES CHUNK OF NEOPRENE RUBBER. INTO
PRESS WHICH SQUEEZES IT INTO THIN FLAT SHEET,
THEN USES PIE CUTTER-TYPE FORMS, TO CUT OUT
VARIOUS SMALL FORMS, FOR USE IN MACHINERY

CU WORKER USES MATERIAL CUTTER TO CUT PATTERN OUT
OF SHEET OF KEVLAR FOR EXPERIMENTAL TIRE WHICH
USES KEVLAR IN PLACE OF STEEL IN RADIAL TIRE.
BLACK WORKER ATTACHES THIN LAYER OF KEVLAR ON
TIRE. OTHERS DO TESTS ON FINISHED PRODUCT

MARK, WHO WAS TAUGHT TO FLY BY ROCKY, ATTACHES
STRUT TO WING, FOUCILAGE. FAMILY SOLD BUSINESS,
STARTED NEW BUSINESS OF AERIAL MAPPING. WIFE
OPERATES CAMERA, ROCKY DOES FLYING. CU MARK SPINS
PROP ON TWIN ENGINE PLANE, STEPS BACK AS BOTH
ENGINES START UP.

MOUNTAINS. AS SEEN BY PLANE FLYING ALONGSIDE.
ROCKY AT CONTROL, WINNIE BEHIND HIM, SETS UP
CAMERA. GOOD CLOSE UP FRONT SHOT OF PLANE IN
FLIGHT, AS SEEN FROM PLANE FLYING IN FRONT OF IT.

ROCKY DELIVERS PICTURES TO OFFICE OF CUSTOMER. HE
AND CUSTOMER LOOK OVER PRINTS, DETERMINE IF
ADEQUATE. CU UP SHOTS, SERIES OF AERIAL. PHOTOS

APACHE:
PAN OF GREAT SOUTHWEST MOUNTAINOUS DESERT WHERE
APACHES ROAMED FREE, HUNTED, GATHERED FOOD,
HUNDREDS OF YEARS BEFORE AMERICA WAS DISCOVERED.
ZOOM IN ON APACHE SACRED MOUNTAIN, SIERRA BLANCA.
WHERE TREATY ESTABLISHED HOME FOR APACHE.

COWBOYS SIT AROUND DINNER TABLE, EAT. CU FACE
SHOTS OF INDIANS, AS THEY EAT WITH GUSTO. THESE
COWBOYS BELONG TO MESCALERO APACHE TRIBE, ONE OF
MOST SUCCESSFUL AMERICAN TRIBE, WITH 186,000
ACRE RESERVATION, IN MOUNTAINS OF SOUTH CENTRAL
NEW MEXICO.

MALE ACCOUNTANT POINTS TO ITEMS ON PAPERWORK BEING
DONE BY TWO FEMALE WORKERS, EXPLAINING IT. CU
APACHE WOMAN, HEAVY WITH INDIAN JEWELRY, MAKES
ENTRIES WITH PENCIL. EVERY APACHE IS ELIGIBLE TO
ATTEND ANY SCHOOL OR UNIVERSITY.

INDIAN WORKER SCATTERS FEED IN FISH HATCHERY. CU
CHAIN SAW CUTTING INTO LARGE TIMBER AT LOGGING
SITE. TIMBER TUMBLES. HUGE FLATBED TRUCK HAULS
AWAY HUGE LOAD OF TIMBERS. OVER ONE-HALF MILLION
CUBIC METERS OF TIMBER IS HARVESTED ANNUALLY FROM
HEAVILY FORESTED HILLS ON RESERVATION.

ZOOM IN "INN OF THE MOUNTAIN GOD" LUXURY RESORT,
OWNED BY TRIBE, FEATURES, TENNIS, GOLF, HORSEBACK
RIDING, FISHING. CU TRIBE MEMBERS' HAND ON
COMPUTER KEYBOARD RECORDING ALL INVESTMENT,
DIVIDENDS, WAGES, BENEFITS AT MODERN COMPUTER
COMPLEX.

ZOOM IN ON APARTMENT BUILDING SPECIALLY DESIGNED
FOR PROBLEMS OF ELDERLY, WITH HOSPITAL CLOSE BY.
INDIAN TEACHER SITS WITH CHILDREN AT PRE-SCHOOL
DAY CARE CENTER, HELPING WORKING MOTHERS.

ROCKEFELLER CENTER:
AERIAL VIEW NEW YORK CITY SKYSCRAPERS. ZOOM IN ON
ROCKEFELLER CENTER. ONE OF AMERICA'S MOST
SUCCESSFUL ARCHITECTURAL ACHIEVEMENT

WINDOW WASHER WASHES BANKS' WINDOWS. MOVIE MARQUEE
IN BACKGROUND SHOWING, ACADEMY AWARD WINNER,
"BOUND FOR GLORY". WORKER ROLLS HAND TRUCK STACKED
WITH CARTONS, INTO STORE, FROM TRUCK PARKED AT
CURB. CU BUNDLES OF NEWSPAPERS BEING PILED

CU "WALK" FLASHES ON STREET CORNER. PEOPLE CROSS,
BUS WAITS. AERIAL VIEW OF INTERSECTION, CABS,
PEDESTRIANS. PEOPLE ENTERING REVOLVING DOORS OF
ROCKEFELLER PLAZA WHOSE ONE AND A HALF MILLION
SQUARE METERS OF RENTABLE SPACE IS OCCUPIED
NINETY PERCENT OF TIME.

PAN FROM BOTTOM UP OF MCGRAW-HILL, TIME-LIFE,
SKYSCRAPERS. PAN TO AERIAL VIEW OF OUTDOOR ICE
RINK AT CENTER. MID-AGE COUPLE ICE-DANCE. AERIAL
PAN OF COUPLE DANCING GRACEFULLY IN RINK.

BACK OF HEAD OF WOMAN AS SHE LOOKS AT EMPIRE STATE
BUILDING, ALL SKYSCRAPERS AROUND, AS SEEN FROM
ROOF OF ROCKEFELLER CENTER.

PAN OF MEN, WOMEN SITTING ON EDGE OF FOUNTAIN
DURING LUNCH-TIME, DRINKING SODAS, READING
NEWSPAPERS, RESTING, JUST ENJOYING MOMENT IN
BEAUTIFUL, SERENE SETTING. CU WOMAN EATS FOOD FROM
ALUMINUM DISH WITH PLASTIC FORK AS SHE SITS
OUTDOORS.

CU ZOOM IN ON ART WORK CARVED INTO BUILDINGS'
FACADE. PAN HUGE MODERN STATUE HOLDING GLOBE,
PAN UP TO SKYSCRAPER IN BG.

MAN APPROACHES NEWSPAPER STAND PICKS UP PAPER
FROM PILE, PAYS VENDOR, FOLLOWED BY MANY OTHERS.
CROWDS PAYING, GOING THROUGH SUBWAY TURNSTILES

STORE, STREET LIGHTS, HEADLIGHTS OF CARS, BRIGHTEN
UP THE NIGHT.

DRUNKEN COWBOYS SHOOTING UP TOWN, HOLLYWOOD STYLE.
"WYATT EARP" IN HIS BLACK OUTFIT, BADGE, TAKES OUT
POCKET WATCH FROM VEST LOOKS AT TIME AS HE WALKS
TO SALOON.

PAN MODEST HOMES IN RESIDENTIAL AREA, TYPICAL OF
ANY SUBURBAN TOWN, SHOPPING CENTER, AS SEEN FROM
CHIEFS' CAR AS HE PATROLS. SMALL MOVIE HOUSE.

CHIEF WALKS ALONG STORES ON FRONT STREET WHICH
INCLUDE, SHOP, FRONTIER DOCTORS'
OFFICE, OLD FORT DODGE JAIL. CHIEF WALKS INTO
LONG BRANCH SALOON.

MAYOR NANCY TROWER, WAS FIRST ELECTED CITY
COMMISSIONER, UNTIL OTHER COMMISSIONERS ELECTED
HER MAYOR. SHE SITS AT DESK, SPEAKS TO CITY
COMMISSIONERS, IN HER OFFICE. SHE NOW SERVES AS
CHIEF ELECTED OFFICIAL OF DODGE CITY.

CU HEAD SHOT OF STEER, ZOOM OUT TO LARGE HERD IN
HUGE CORRAL, WITH LARGE DUMP TRUCK DROPPING FEED
INTO LONG TROTH ALONG SIDE OF FENCE. CATTLE STICK
THEIR HEADS THROUGH FENCE TO FEED AT TROTH. CU
RANCHER HAROLD POE RIDES IN PASSENGER SEAT, SPEAKS
TO DRIVER OF TRUCK AS IT FILLS TROTH.

POE SITS IN AUCTION ARENA WITH OTHER CATTLEMEN,
BIDS ON CATTLE AS THEY ARE PUT ON DISPLAY. CU WITH
SLIGHT MOVEMENT OF THUMB, POE MAKES BID.

PROFESSOR EILEEN SOUTHERN:
MONTAGE STUDENTS WALK TO CLASSES ON CAMPUS OF
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

DOCTOR SOUTHERN, BLACK WOMAN AND OUTSTANDING
EDUCATOR OF MUSIC AND AN AUTHORITY ON RENAISSANCE
PERIOD, STANDS BEFORE MUSICAL SCALE ON BLACKBOARD,
TEACHES GROUP OF STUDENTS. CU SOUTHERN WATCHES AS
GIRL SINGS CHAMBER MUSIC AS SHE STANDS BETWEEN TWO
FLUTE PLAYERS.

ZOOM IN ON BOOK, "THE MUSIC OF BLACK AMERICANS,"
WHICH SHE WROTE AND THE SUBJECT SHE TEACHES. CU
SOUTHERN'S' HANDS CLAPPING AS SHE DEMONSTRATES TO
STUDENTS, HOW TO KEEP RHYTHM. THEY CONTINUE TO
CLAP AS SHE PLAYS PIANO TO THE CLAPPING. PAN
EILEEN PLAYING TO STUDENTS CLAPPING.

HUGE SQUARE PONDS RANGING IN SIZE FROM TWO TO
SIXTEEN HECTORS, TWENTY THREE OF THEM, MCKINNEY
RAISES CATFISH. AQUA-CULTURE HAS BECOME A MAJOR
BUSINESS. MCKINNEY AND ANOTHER WORKER, WADE IN
KNEE-DEEP POND HARVESTING SEED FOR FUTURE CROP.

CU MAN PICKS UP HUGE SPAWN CONTAINING THOUSANDS OF
OF CATFISH EGGS. CU AFTER FIVE DAYS, EMBRYOS
DEVELOP EYES, BEGIN TO HATCH. CU EGGS LOOK LIKE
THOUSANDS OF TINY EYEBALLS, STARING AT CAMERA.
WORKER SYPHONS THOUSANDS OF EMBRYOS INTO PAIL. CU
MASS OF EMBRYO ARE PICKED UP WITH SMALL STRAINER
PLACED IN JAR AS GOOEY MASS. THEN PLACED IN TANK.

MCKINNEY TAKES LARGE TANK OF TINY HATCHLINGS,
WALKS INTO POND, SLOWLY INTRODUCES THEM TO WATER.
WORKER WALKS ALONG POND TO INSPECT WATER FOR ALGAE
AND BACTERIA. CU MAN PICKS UP ALGAE, LOOKS AT IT.
ANOTHER PLACES INSTRUMENT IN POND TO TEST OXYGEN
LEVEL.

SHOT OF PLANE SWOOPING DOWN IN FRONT OF CAMERA
HEADING AWAY AS IT SPRAYS FEED.

THOUSANDS OF CATFISH SPLASH ABOUT AS NET IS
PULLED INTO TIGHTER CIRCLE. CU WORKER NEEDS TWO
HANDS TO HOLD HUGE CATFISH TO CAMERA. CATFISH IS
RAISED IN NET VIA OVERHEAD WINCH, WEIGHED, POURED
INTO WATER IN TANK TRUCK.

CROSS COUNTRY SKIING:
PAN SNOW COVERED BIRCH TREES, PINES AT THE
EXCLUSIVE WINTER DOMAIN OF COUNTRY SKIER. LS
FIGURE OF COUNTRY SKIER IS SEEN AS SHE APPEARS
THROUGH THICK WOODS, COMING TOWARDS CAMERA. TAKING
LONG WALKING STRIDES ON SKIS AS SHE MOVES SWIFTLY
ALONG.

PICTURESQUE TRAPP FAMILY LODGE, STOWE, VERMONT.
FIRST COUNTRY SKI CENTER IN AMERICA. OPEN IN 1972.
PRACTICED FOR YEARS IN EUROPE, IT IS ONLY NOW
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING CAUGHT IN IN U.S. LITTLE BOY
STRUGGLES THROUGH SNOW, SKIS IN HAND.

CU HAND OF SKIER LOCKING SKI SHOES TO SKIS,
READYING FOR CROSS-COUNTRY RUN. WOMAN INSTRUCTOR
SHOWS YOUNG GIRL HOW TO SWING ARMS IN GRACEFUL
NORDIC SLIDE, AS THEY HEAD TOWARDS CAMERA. GIRL
HEADS AWAY FROM CAMERA, FALLS.

PAN FEET OF YOUNG, OLD SKIERS, THEIR LONG SKIES,
POLES AS THEY LINE UP AT STARTING LINE FOR
CROSS-COUNTRY DERBY, A TRADITIONAL EVENT THEY
NERVOUSLY PREPARE FOR CONTEST. EVERYONE
PARTICIPATES, YOUNG, OLD, NOVICE, EXPERT.

WHITE HUSKY DOG RACES AFTER YOUNG WOMAN AS SHE
CLIMBS HILL. GROUP PLOW UP HILL IN SINGLE LINE.
CU TIME CLOCK TICKS AWAY.

FOXFIRE:
PLANT COMMON TO MOUNTAINS OF GEORGIA. TREES HEAVY
WITH FOXFIRE FLOWERS. FOXFIRE IS ALSO NAME OF
MAGAZINE, WRITTEN BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. CU
FEMALE STUDENT FILES COPIES OF MAGAZINE ON SHELVES.

STUDENTS GATHER AROUND KENNY RUNYAN AN OLD MAN WHO
LIVED IN THESE MOUNTAINS ALL HIS LIFE, TELLS THEM
STORIES, SHOWS THEM HOW TO DO CERTAIN HANDICRAFTS
FAMILIAR TO THE AREA. CU FEMALE STUDENT TAKES
PHOTO.

STUDENTS SIT AROUND ON PORCH OF HOUSE, LISTEN TO
WATCH, OLD MAN RUNYAN, TAKE PHOTOS, USE TAPE
RECORDER, AS HE MAKES HOME-MADE PUZZLES, WHICH
ARE AS INTRIGUING AS HIS INSTRUCTION FOR
WELL-DIGGING. STUDENT DRAWS, WOOD AND ROPE PUZZLES
ON PAPER, FOR USE IN MAGAZINE.

PHOTOS OF HOMES, LOG CABINS SET IN WOODED AREAS,
HANG ON WALLS. STUDENTS WORK TO RESTORE ABANDONED
LOG CABIN, IN VILLAGE WHICH IS BEING BUILT TO
EXPAND OPERATION OF MAGAZINE. CU STUDENT USES
TECHNIQUES, TOOLS OF HIS FOREBEARERS.

CU STUDENT WITH HEAVY AFRO HAIRCUT BUILDS REPLICA
OF KENTUCKY LONG RIFLE IN CARPENTRY CLASS. TAPED
INTERVIEWS WITH OLD TIMERS ARE CHECKED ON
TELEVISION SCREEN BEFORE SHOWING IT TO COMMUNITY.