The newest script!

Hi Guys!

So obviously quite a few blog posts ago we mentioned that myself and Natalie had re-done our script since Emma left us and that we'll post our finalised one once it's complete as there were still lots of things to be done and atlered to it!

So here it is... Our real and final script... :D

VISIUALS	TIMING	SCRIPT
Kenneth Vessey (news reporter) walking towards the camera. Location: School field – Has the park like look. Piece to camera.	7.5 seconds	In the media over the past year there have been over 6,000 reports on dogs like Staffordshire Bull Terriers attacking young children and members of the public.
Filler Footage and News Story sequence. Dogs barking and jumping up at kennel bars – Black and White effect used to feel sympathetic. Filler footage location: RSPCA.	13 seconds	The media portrays these dogs in the way that there is no nice side to them and that they’re purely vicious and due to this this has led to a drastic increase in dogs like these going into animal shelters and has equally left them with a negative name.
Kenneth Vessey (news reporter), piece to camera again. Leading onto an interview of ‘vet’. Location: School field.	29 seconds	It is our aim to educate you further on this topic that dogs like Staffordshire Bull Terriers are in-fact beautiful four legged friends and that the true image of a dog is seen through the way they’re brought up and treated. Although, it is thoroughly understood some breeds have breed characteristics like the Jack Russell’s being known as ankle biters. We spoke to RSCPA Vet Dr Gilet about his personal opinion as to why there has been such a drastic increase in dogs like Staffordshire Bull Terriers going into animal shelters… and this is what he said…
Dr Gilet (veterinarian). Interview based on his personal opinion.   Location: Office.
Footage has been ‘captured’ and then ‘blurred’. Layers of bars showing confinement. Black and White effect used. Voice Over.	30 seconds	Here are some statistics on Staffordshire Bull Terriers… The number of Staffordshire Bull Terriers has increased by 85% since 1996. Out of 8,000 dogs based in a shelter in London 3,600 were Staffordshire Bull Terriers. Last year 315 healthy Staffordshire Bull Terriers are put down. Klaire Kennett from the RSCPA shelter in Potters Bar said one third of dogs they’re housing are Staffordshire Bull Terriers.
Secondary Footage. Voice Over, Kenneth Vessey explaining about charity and welfare organisations available for these types of dogs. Screen Recording – Cut Away Shots.	25 seconds	There are several shelters and charity organisations such as the Staffordshire Bull Terrier Welfare Charity and the RSPCA which are set up to help dogs like Staffordshire Bull Terriers, many of which are very successful. They ask members of the public to donate several things such as blankets and food in aid to help these dogs have a fresh start and have a healthy upbringing where they’ll be loved and cared for instead of being looked at like a fashion accessory.
Secondary Footage with Voice Over. Leading onto members of the public’s personal opinions.	10 seconds	We asked members of the public about their personal opinions on dogs like Staffordshire Bull Terriers of which are portrayed as being dangerous and vicious and here’s what they said…
Vox Pop… Location: Various.
Kenneth Vessey (reporter), piece to camera. Location: School field.	2.5  seconds	Kenneth Vessey reporting back to RAFA News.

Thanks!
Team; Kenneth - Natalie.