SHOTLIST

AP Entertainment

London, 25 June 2009

1. Various of Sun Newspaper - Robbie story

AP Entertainment - File

London, UK, 18 November, 2006

1. Medium shot of Robbie Williams

AP Entertainment - File

London, UK, 9 November, 2004

2. Various of Robbie Williams on red carpet signing autographs and talking to reporters

AP Entertainment - File

Berlin, Germany, 7 October, 2005

3. Mid of Robbie Williams talking on stage during press conference

STORYLINE

ROBBIE WILLIAMS PAPARAZZI POLICE INVESTIGATION

Police in the Bahamas are investigating the robbery of two paparazzi a few hours after they snapped shots of British pop idol Robbie Williams lounging on an exclusive beach in Exuma and argued with his entourage.

Superintendent Ellsworth Moss, who heads the detective unit of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, said Wednesday that investigators had questioned Williams about the early Sunday (21 JUNE 2009) robbery of the two celebrity photographers who travelled to Staniel Cay to sneak photos of the vacationing singer.

Moss stressed that Williams was not a suspect but that the incident may have been a "spin-off" or been triggered by what reportedly happened with his party on the beach.

A phone call to Williams' representative in London was not answered.

The paparazzi - Matt Sanchez of Splash News & Picture Agency and freelancer Carlos Mendez - told police they got into a shouting match with Williams' entourage while they photographed the star with zoom lenses.

Hours later, they alleged, four armed men broke into their rented room and stole $20,000 (US) dollars worth of cameras and other equipment.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Raymond Gibson said two men were in custody in connection with the case.

He did not disclose further details, saying the investigation was continuing.

Williams has long been a singing star in Britain and is popular in other countries.

But he hasn't generated much appeal in the United States, receiving more publicity for entering rehab for dependency on prescription drug than for his music.

APTN INSTANT LIBRARY ENTERTAINMENT REVIEW 2003 - Full Shotlist

(10:00:00)

367167

Highlights from the 75th Oscars awards + backstage reaction

APTN Hollywood. March 23, 2003

1. WS Pan Red carpet

2. B-Roll Meryl Streep

3. B-Roll Salma Hayek

4. B-Roll Renee Zellweger

5. B-Roll Daniel Day-Lewis greets Martin Scorsese

6. B-Roll Halle Berry greets Queen Latifah

7. Cutaway Oscar

8. Medium shot of Oscars/peace sign - group of protestors holding signs

9. Close up of signs to pullout of protestors

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jody Evans, Code Pink for Peace: "We are here to mourn the loss of the newsmakers, our service people, our democracy and our dignity in the world. We are here to bring the attention to what's really happening that's not being covered."

11. Long shot Pro-war campaigners

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronnie Ouyer, Vietnam veteran: "If strength is the only thing that the Arab thugs understand then they're going to get some real thuggin' from the United States of America."

13. B-Roll Diane Lane arrives

14. B-Roll Nicole Kidman arrives with parents

15. B-Roll Michael Caine arrives

16. B-Roll Pedro Almadovar

17. B-Roll Julianne Moore arrives

18. B-Roll Nia Vardalos

19. B-Roll Cameron Diaz gets out of her electric car (Prius)

20. B-Roll Bono and U2 arrive

21. B-Roll Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Catherine Zeta-Jones: "My mother is still awake, I just spoke to her. It is some God awful hour but this is something that I will be taking back home with em and showing it off to all my family and friends in Wales."

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicole Kidman: "I used to say to Stanley Kubrick, how did you come up with that idea and he would say 'I don't know', and I think that is the most honest answer. It is not like I have some technique or something, and it is why I suppose I don't have an enormous amount of confidence when I go back into something, because it is so intangible, you are not sure how you do it and therefore you are not sure how you are going to do it again."

24. SOUNDBITE (English) Ronald Harwood, Winner Best Adapted Screenplay, The Pianist: "In the English newspapers there are attacks on Roman Polanski for his past, he wont touch that, so I did all his interviews in Cannes and have done quite a lot since. He just wont do it, and he wont do it because the press don't' want to treat him as an artist, they want to treat him as a celebrity that has got scandal in his past. "

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Adrien Brody: "He is an incredibly gifted and disciplined director. he provided me with a tremendous amount of insight into this character because he himself is a survivor and I am honoured that he chose me and I am very happy for him because he deserves the recognition."

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Cooper: "I wanted to cherish this little moment and I have a very good, strong memory of it, so I think it was reality."

27. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Moore: "We kill each other at an enormous rate, more so than virtually any other country on this planet. What was the lesson we taught the children of Columbine this week, this was the lesson, that violence is an acceptable means to resolve a conflict."

(10:04:27)

367215 Paul McCartney in Paris on eve of European Tour lift off APTN Paris, 24th March 2003

SHOTLIST

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney (on how he feels about playing in wartime): "What we are here to do is lift people's spirits, so obviously if the times are difficult that kind of identifies our job a little more clearly, so I was thinking in difficult times people need something else to balance their feeling, so that is what we are here for is to just lift spirits and we hope to start doing that tomorrow night."

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney (on the Liverpool show): "It is always lovely to go home to Liverpool, so I think we can expect a party you know, we'll be up for it and I think the audience will, and I can say I love the people of Liverpool because I am one of them and it is my home town and I get up there quite a lot, I have a lot of relatives there, that will probably be the entire audience, my relatives."

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney: "I don't need to do it that is the truth, it is not a question of needing to do it, but it is relative, you could have said that after the Beatles had two years success they did not need to do it anymore, if you are talking of just money. But it is not why everyone does it, certainly not why I do it, that is a nice plus you know, that you get paid for doing this, but it is not why I do it. It is not a question of needing to do it, it is a matter of loving to do it, and I often say to people that if someone retired me I would kind of do this on the side, I would do this as a hobby, you know I would be going around pubs, he do you want anyone to sing tonight and if they would not have me in I would be outside the pub."

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney: "Because the Beatles were recording and had stopped touring there are a few songs that I recorded with the Beatles after we toured that I had never done, so and I had never done them since, so this is like songs that have been sitting around as records for 30 years, but I have never actually gone on stage and done them, so that is very exciting cause it is like they are new songs, but they are not."

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney: "Obviously the Beatles broke up, it would have been great if we would have been able to continue and it was the Beatles now, but as that did not happen and could not happen this is how it is now, so I don't worry about the past, you know that is something great and I am really proud of and had a great time then, but strangely enough I am having a great time now you know, so I don't worry about what it might have been specially when it is this good."

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney (about his appeal to young and old): "You get the nostalgia, you get the sheer fact that the songs still work that is something that I would have never prophesied, you know you don't think it would work, but even alongside people like Eminem, who I like, I really respect his work and his lyrics I think our stuff still works, something like "Eleanor Rigby " alongside something of Eminem's, I think there is something in common, it is something you can get a hold of, you can get interested in the story, so I think there is something there that just lasts and touches a nerve in people."

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Paul McCartney: "If my real family can't be here the tour group becomes the family, we become each others family, like a touring company, and that is pretty cool, so you do make a lot of new friends and that is a pretty close relationship, but obviously having Heather here is even better."

(10:08:00)

372023 Sars virus affects Entertainment Industry APTN Hong Kong, 10 - 14 April 2003

SHOTLIST

1. WS young men singing in Karaoke booth 2. TV set with video and words to song 3. Tight shot of singers 4. Tight shot of TV set 5. B-roll singers singing 6. Exterior Karaoke bar 7. B-roll people go up escalator to bar 8. MS people reserving room at front desk 9. Setup shot Grace An 10. SOUNDBITE (Cantonese) Grace An, Marketing Director, Neway Karaoke Lounge: "At the end of March our business dropped 20 % and a week later 50%. We usually get 60,000 customers on an average month. But now we have lost customers so we've reduced our price." 11. Waiter picking up drinks 12. Tight shot of drinks 13. Waiter delivering drinks to booth 14. B-roll waiter cleaning microphones 15. Tight shot as microphones cleaned 16. Singers putting screens on microphones 17. Commercial for Neway on screen 18. SOUNDBITE (Cantonese) "Johnny": "Initially I was a bit worried, but after I saw the commercial that the staff here in the Karaoke are wearing masks and the hygiene program here is good, the tables are clean, so I don't worry now." 19. Exterior cinema complex 20. Tight shot of cinema sign and posters 21. VS people milling around movie posters 22. MS young women selecting tickets from machine 23. CU as woman pushes ticket selection 24. Man at otherwide empty ticket window 25. Tight shot of man buying ticket 26.VOXPOP (Cantonese): "I wear a mask inside the cinema and I don't usually go out." 27. Exterior DVD store 28. VS people selecting films 29. Exterior DVD store 30. B-roll person paying for rental 31. SOUNDBITE (Cantonese) Jennie Leung, Marketing Manager, Yao DVD': "Our business is up 10-20%. All business is affected but ours is special. People try their best to stay home. They buy the DVD and watch it with their families. DVD is a popular entertainment and it's cheap. They're reluctant to go out because of SARS." 32. Woman pointing to film on shelf 33. Tight shot of DVD's on shelf 34.VOXPOP (Cantonese) "I will stay home but staying home to long makes me want to go out and buy things or just to take a walk." 35. VOXPOP (Cantonese): "I will reduce going out a bit, but nothing special. No big changes. We should take more precautions, measures about personal hygiene because we don't know too much about the virus. But it's important to keep a normal way of life." 36. WS checkout counter at store 37. B-roll woman pulls out money and pays for purchase

(10:12:14)

374600 The cast of the Matrix sequel attend Cannes film festival

APTN

Cannes, France. 15 May 2003

SHOTLIST

1. Tilt down red carpet 2. WS cast of Matrix Reloaded 3. CU Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss 4. MS Monica Bellucci and Lambert Wilson 5. MS Laurence Fishburne and wife Gina Torres 6. Cu photographers 7. WS line up (L-R) Karyn Fields and husband Joel Silver, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving, Gina Torres and husband Laurence Fishburne, Jada Pinkett Smith and Keanu Reeves 8. Pan along line up (L-R) Karyn Fields and husband Joel Silver, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving, Gina Torres and husband Laurence Fishburne, Jada Pinkett Smith and Keanu Reeves

9. VS exterior venue

10. GV Line up with b-roll Keanu Reeves being interviewed

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Keanu Reeves: "There was more of it, I had more fighting, the weapons and stuff but it's a great role and I had a great time making it. And whatever it asked of me I tried to do and it's just an honour to be a part of it."

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Carrie-Anne Moss: "I just took my time, took my time going up the stairs. I had some help going up the stairs. Your sense of balance is a little off when you're pregnant, so you want to be careful."

13. B-roll Laurence Fishburne

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Laurence Fishburne: " It's completely surreal, with the photographers and the people and the motorcade, and the red carpet, and the guys in their uniforms, and the fans, and the movies, and the banners, and the posters, and the music...and the sea..and the hills...it's marvelous."

15. B-roll Hugo Weaving

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Hugo Weaving: "My problem with this character is that I always want to turn him into a song and dance sort of like vaudeville routine or something. So Larry and Andy kept having to restrain me. He keeps on replicating himself...easy."

17. Tilt up Monica Bellucci

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Monica Bellucci: "Even though it's just a supporting role, I had a chance to play something strong - she's sensual, she's dangerous, she's mysterious. So I had something to do."

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Laurence Fishburne: "It's going to be even cooler than the second one."

20. SOUNDBITE (L-R) the twins: "Can't tell you. I swear to God, we don't even know. It's a cliffhanger, we have no idea. We just have no idea what a coup is. I'm telling the truth."

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Carrie-Anne Moss: "No, no, no, no. I can't."

22. Pan of party

23. GV barman in Matrix outfit

24. MS Keanu Reeves

25. Pan from Carrie-Anne Moss to Keanu Reeves

26. MS Laurence Fishburne

27. MS Monica Bellucci

28. Pan party

(10:17:25)

376637

Finding Nemo: Fishy cartoon tops US box office APTN

Los Angeles.

SHOTLIST

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexander Gould - 'Nemo': "I did the line three different ways, sometimes the director would tell me I'd like you to do it a little bit more scared, or a little bit more happy or excited."

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Ellen DeGeneres -'Dory': "I wear blue anyway so that was already... I had that going for me and I listened to a lot of Johnny Gill records. I drank a lot of water and then made that face a lot."

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Stanton, Writer/Director: "The movie was so epic, we had so many set pieces, we were in so many different locations, more locations than a couple of our movies combined, that was huge. The next biggest challenge was just figuring out the trickery to make you believe you were underwater. There were some real voodoo to that to get all of the right elements together, just right to make you think that there wasn't just air there, there, there was water everywhere." SOUNDBITE Lee Unkrich: "We wanted the audience as much as possible to feel like they were scuba diving, that there were down there with the fish, surrounded with the weight of all of this water around them."

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Ellen DeGeneres - 'Dory': "It's sad because I care about fish tremendously and yet I still eat the fish, I feel like fish eat fish, so if fish eat fish, why can't I, isn't that a song."

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Garrett - 'Gloat': "Look at the size of this, this is bloat, you do this and the lights go off and they don't work for about an hour until your kid takes it and throws it at your head when you are driving." (Question: "Is there a sense of pride when you look at it?") SOUNDBITE (English) Brad Garrett: "Are you being facetious? 22 years in the business and I am a testicle with eyes, how does that make you feel? Don't act like you have ever seen one. A blow fish is what I am saying, a blow fish."

6.SOUNDBITE (English) Willem Dafoe -'Gill': "I'm gonna say, a good story, witty, great animation, I don't know I get self conscious about being a cheerleader, I can only say that I saw it and because what I do is just one aspect I saw it like an audience because I didn't know what the story was and I really enjoyed it."

(10:19:47)

378788

Robbie Williams kicks off his long awaited world tour

APTN

Edinburgh, 27June 2003

SHOTLIST

1. Wide shot Murrayfield Stadium

2. Wide shot of concert poster

3. Official programme vender shouting for business

4. Fans in line waiting to go in to concert and waving/cheering.

5. Wide group shot of fans chanting "Robbie" with a Robbie Scotland flag

6. Close up of concert ticktes

7. Various VOXPOPS

8. Fans singing 'Angels'

9. Concert footage - 'Let Me Entertain You,' Robbie Williams

10. Various VOXPOPS

11. Concert footage - 'Let Love Be Your Energy,' Robbie Williams

(10:23:46)

379110

David Beckham formally unveiled as Real Madrid player

APTN

Madrid, 2 July 2003

SHOTLIST:

1. Zoom in to David Beckham entering media conference at Real Madrid's basketball arena, the Raimundo Saporta Pavilion

2. Wide shot of media conference

3. Beckham presented with No. 23 Real Madrid shirt by honorary president Alfredo di Stefano

4. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, Real Madrid footballer: "Senior di Stefano, Senior Peres (Real Madrid president Florentino Peres), ladies and gentlemen. I've always loved football. Of course I love my family, I have a wonderful life. But football is everything to me and joining Real Madrid is a dream come true. So I'd just like to say thank you to everyone for coming and joining me in my arrival and gracias a la Madrid (thank-you to Madrid)."

5. Wide shot of Beckham displaying no. 23 shirt

6. Beckham waves to fans at Real Madrid's training ground and juggles ball

7. Pan from wide of fans to Beckham juggling ball - Beckham runs over to fans and is hugged by young fan

8. Wide shot of Beckham and wife, Victoria, leaving media conference

9. Victoria Beckham presented with cat as she leaves media conference

10. Wide shot of photographers and fans waiting for Beckham's arrival at Real Madrid's training ground

11. Wide shot of fans

12. Beckham waving to fans and juggling ball

13. Cutaway of Real Madrid sign

14. Beckham playing with ball and then kicks it into crowd

16. Beckham kicks ball into crowd then runs over to fans - young fan runs onto pitch and hugs Beckham

(10:28:23)

379580

Paris Dior: John Galliano's designs impress stars. Jack Nicholson, Liz Hurley comment

APTN Restrictions: Music on catwalks not cleared for use. Replace with your own clearable music

Paris. July 7, 2003

SHOTLIST

1. Backstage Wide shot with a zoom to model.

2. Mid-shot of model looking at photos.

3. Pull focus close-up of model Alek Wek having her eyes make-up done.

4. Body paint being applied to models legs.

5. Wide pan shot of model Alek Wek backstage.

6. Close-up of model backstage. Pull out to wide shot of backstage area

7. Actor Jack Nicholson and daughter laughing.

8. Close-up of Jack Nicholson

9. SHOW: 20 shots of models on the catwalk.

10. 2 shots of all models on the runway

11. Dior designer John Galliano strutting on the runway.

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Marisa Berenson, Actress: "It was extraordinary, absolutely…cause you know that, all of that uh the roots of his essence and his culture and his own love for dance and you know Spain and all of his Latin side and the all the fantasy is incredible and he, he is better than all of the girls. Isn't he? He is so magnificent, yes."

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Elizabeth Hurley, Actress/Model: "I liked the very last dress the pink flamenco dress I think on the smallest girl I think I've ever seen in my life but it was beautiful."

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Nicholson, Actor: "It was fabulous just wonderful they wore the clothes beautiful they were beautiful. I like this kind of show. Excellent show."

15. Shot of Jack Nicholson and his daughter getting into their car.

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Godfrey Deeny, Editor, Woman's Wire Daily: "I think the usual crazy eclecticism, I thought there were contessa's going to Montmartre to a circus performance you know there were girls from a high-wire act there were crazy kind of Adidas moments. It was interesting like some of those looks I saw I saw in the men's collection that John just did for his own line. You know the Adidas things the triple stripes, the usual kind of crazy deconstruction."

(10:34:14)

383471

Arabic Pop Idol: Jordanian teenager triumphs in talent show that has gripped the Arabic world

APTN

Lebanon, Beirut. August 18, 2003

SHOTLIST

1. Twelve finalists entering stage

2. Final contestants singing together

3. Lebanese contestant Melhem Zein (who was out last week) singing

4. SOUNDBITE Abdallah Quoud, Composer and Jury member: "(The show) presented more than 50 participants that have a strong talent and feeling. I think the programme helped enriching the Arabic scene"

5. Various of Syrian finalist Roweida Attieh singing

6. Cutaway on presenters

7. Various of Jordanian finalist Diana Karazon singing

8. Announcement of the winner, Jordanian Diana Karazon

9. Mother of winner cheering

10. Winner performing final song

11. SOUNDBITE Diana Karazon, Winner: "I am so happy, you can't believe how much I am happy to represent an Arab State. I hope all the ones who voted for me would not be disappointed with my new CD."

12. Runner up Syrian Rowaida Attieh crying

13. SOUNDBITE Rowaida Attieh, Runner up: "I am second so I shouldn't be sad because I reached a very important stage of the program and the future is still ahead of me."

14. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Lebanon's Melhem Zein - explaining his defeat last week: "Several problems occured. Nobody is responsible for it, maybe it is because of the pressure but votes weren't fair for me, neither were the elections."

15. Crowds cheering and holding up posters

(10:38:37)

385529

J. Lo Ben Affleck: Hollywood golden couple postpone wedding

APTN File. Los Angeles. 23rd March 2003

1. B-Roll Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez on Oscar red carpet

APTN. London, 26th February 2003

2. Arrival Jennifer Lopez at 'Maid in Manhattan' Premiere

3. Close-up J-Lo's engagement ring

4. Mid shot Jennifer Lopez

APTN. Los Angeles, 9th February 2003

5. Various of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez at 'Daredevil' premiere

6. Close-up engagement ring/diamond braclet

(10:40:05)

385919

Rosa Cha - New York Fashion

APTN Restrictions: Music on catwalks not cleared for use. Replace with your own clearable music

New York, 13 September 2003

SHOTLIST

1. Wide Show ext Bryant Park tents

2. Medium shot of blonde woman walking into the tent

3. Medium shot pan across inside tent, zoom into television screen showing a show

4. Wide shot pan across backstage area

5. Close up of man looking at bathing suit

6. Medium shot poster, pan across clothes to another poster

7. Wide shot pan across hair and make-up area

8. Close up of model having hair done, pan across to another model getting hair done

9. Close up mirror of another model getting her hair done, pan to model

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Liliana, model: "I guess 'cause they're Brazilian, they understand more about, you know, cause women they wanna put on a swimsuit and look good in it, you don't want to be like 'ah, it doesn't fit and it's just covering my nipples' cause these ones are for curves, for girls that have breasts or not, you know if you don't have breasts they make you look like you do and if you have breast they make you look good. And if you have a big bum, J Lo style or not it just fits good."

11. Close up of photo of Naomi Campbell, zoom out to her swimsuits on rack

12. Close up pan of Naomi's Campbell's swimsuits

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Amir Slama, designer: "It's not a swimsuit or a bikini but a way of how to get dressed this summer you know, this is not only a beach wear but a way to how to feel in the summer." 14. Close up of a yellow bikini

15. Close up pan of bikinis on a rack

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Amir Slama, designer: "I worked with many yellows, orange, blues and rose. And a little bit, bits of gold also."

17. Close up of model getting her face made up

18. Close up of model's eyes as mascara is being applied

19. Medium shot of Anthony Keidis, singer of Red Hot Chili Peppers

20. Medium shot of Cuba Gooding Jr, zoom into close up

21. Medium shot Venus Williams

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Venus Williams: "Oh my god I can't wait, you know, it's a Brazilian designer that's what the Brazilian ladies are known for their swimwear and how beautiful they are, so I can't wait. I think it's going to be a big surprise."

22. Medium shot of Russell Simmons and Jay Z

23. Medium shot Pharell Williams

24. Medium shot Beyonce Knowles

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce Knowles: "Hi, I'm very excited, I'm anxious to see Naomi, she's beautiful."

26. VS Rosa Cha catwalk show, including final pass

27. SOUNDBITE (English) Naomi Campbell: "I feel relieved, I feel happy and I hope that Amir is happy with the job.

28. SOUNDBITE (English) Amir Slama: "No, she's fantastic, I think everybody saw that she has an energy and when she believes in the clothes, that's something that is Naomi."

29. Medium shot of Naomi Campbell:

30. SOUNDBITE (English) Naomi Campbell: "Beautiful, elegant, graceful, not vulgar, everyone wants something, I mean, just every woman wants to show when they go to the beach, they still want to look their best, just because you're in the water doesn't mean no one is looking."

(10:46:15)

388114

Arnold Schwarzenegger election victory speech

APTN

Los Angeles, 7 Oct 2003

SHOTLIST:

1. Wide shot of Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver walking onto stage during rally

2. Wide shot of rally

3. Crowd applauding

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Arnold Schwarzenegger, California Governor-Elect: "I've heard your voices loud and clear. We have... tough choices ahead. The first choice that we must make is the one that will determine our success. Shall we rebuild our state together or shall we we fight amongst ourselves creating deeper division and fail the people of California. Well let me tell you something, the answer is clear. For the people to win politics as usual must lose."

5. Wide shot of rally

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Arnold Schwarzenegger, California Governor-Elect: "I will reach out to Republicans to Democrats and independents. To those who supported the recall and those who did not. Those who supported me today and those who did not. I want reach out to everybody; to young and old, rich and poor, people of all religions, all colours and all nationalities. I want to be the governor for the people. I want to represent everybody."

7. Wide shot of rally

8. Close shot of people at rally

9. Shriver and Schwarzenegger waving to crowd

10. VOXPOP (English), Schwarzenegger supporter: "I think he can be effective. Because what you need is someone who has leadership qualities and someone who can make, you know, the right decisions, someone who also quite frankly surrounds himself with pretty smart people. And I think he can do that."

11. VOXPOP (English), Schwarzenegger supporter: "I think California is really fed up. They've been fed up with this whole system. And what you mentioned before about no political experience, maybe that's what we need is something fresh and something new."

12. Schwarzenegger waving

(10:49:02)

388799

Beyonce: Superstar singer on fashion, religion and the future

APTN

London, 14th October 2003

SHOTLIST

APTN. 'Fighting Temptations' Premiere. August 2003

1. B-roll Beyonce

APTN. 'Charlie's Angels' Premiere. London, July 2003

2. B-roll Beyonce

APTN. London, 14th October 2003

3. CA Interview

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on the Fashion Rocks charity event tonight in London): "I'm performing tomorrow and I am doing the Armani shows for the Prince's Trust and I am really excited because it is something good and it's great for me to do something. I perform so much and do so many great things but these are the things that really matter. I have a great relationship with Armani and I went to his shows and he asked if I could be a part of this and of course. I am going to be performing 'Baby Boy' and 'Crazy In Love' and the beautiful sexy models are going to be walking down the runway and that energy is great and so I am happy to be a part of it."

5. CA Interview

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on her own clothing line): "People have been approaching me to do a line for quite a while now, a year and a half, and I haven't rushed in to anything because I want to make sure that I take my time and know exactly what I am doing, know the history of fashion and really know what I like and what I don't like and know what kind of line I want to have. I didn't rush into anything, but I think it is only natural for me to do a line because I love fashion so much and because celebrities wear all these dresses and get all this press for all these designers and they can design themselves and so why not do it for yourself. "

APTN. MTV Movie Awards, June 2003

7. B-roll Beyonce in Versace dress

APTN. London, 14th October 2003

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on her favourite dresses): "Oh wow. I've worn so many dresses, I wore a green Versace dress to the MTV movie awards, a Bagley Mischka dress, it was white with these pink ribbons that I really loved. All different designers. I don't really look at the designers, whatever fits me well. Things have to fit your body type and then fit is really important for me."

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on her first solo tour): "I have a tour coming up, it's my very first tour, I'm so excited about because I have so many ideas that I have always wanted to do and now I can finally put it on the stage. I love Broadway and I love Hip Hop and R and B shows and so I am mixing the two."

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on what happens to her when she goes on stage): "It's really crazy because something happens to me when I get on the stage, I am really calm and shy and I am completely opposite of how I am on the stage. When I get on the stage I have no idea of what is in my head, it's just performing, I don't even remember what goes through my head because I turn in to this crazy wild woman."

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on the gift she was given from God): "I feel like God has given me the gifts. Every gift that I have, every blessing that I have and I feel like he puts certain people in my life for a reason, certain angels, certain people protecting me, things that happen to everyone, there is no way that you can't believe that someone isn't looking out for you. He takes people out of my life that shouldn't be there. I feel protected all the time."

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Beyonce (on what she wants to achieve): "I just love talent and entertainment and I want to be a real entertainer and I want to eventually win an Oscar, I already have three Grammys but more Grammys, I want to do Broadway, I want to win a Tony Award, I want to be the first black woman to have all three. I know I'm only 22 so I have 20 years to go to accomplish that."

(10:53:16)

401821

Michael Jackson Wrap: Singer freed on bail, reaction, returns to Las Vegas

APTN/POOL

Santa Barbara, 20 Nov 2003

SHOTLIST:

1. Jet landing on tarmac

2. Airport control tower

3. Two student demonstrators outside the jail holding a homemade sign reading "Moonwalk 2 jail."

4. Convoy driving past

5. Sign saying Sheriff's department

POOL

6. Various Jackson convoy arrives at Santa Barbara County main jail gates

7. Jackson leaves car wearing handcuffs

APTN

8. Michael Jackson mug shot

9. Close up of details and booking number

10. Close up of photo

11. Santa Barbara County Sheriff Jim Anderson walking to podium

12. Cameras

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Jim Anderson, Santa Barbara County Sheriff: "At 12:05 today Michael Jackson was taken into custody at the Santa Barbara airport."

14. Reporters

15. Jackson Attorney Mark Geragos walking to microphones

16. Briefing

17. Jackson and lawyers departing jail with police motorcycle escort

(10:55:25)

402828

Lord of the Rings 3: Final installment in Tolkien film series premieres

APTN

Wellington, 1 Dec 2003

SHOTLIST

1. Maiden hangs out of window, pull out

2. Tilt down billboard and man standing on pole

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, German tourist: "The atmosphere is great here, with so many people from overseas, from around the world and everyone is just excited and loves these films. It's a fantastic atmosphere so that's why I'm here."

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, elf: "I really love the fact that Lord of the Rings is made in New Zealand, I'm very proud of my country and its achievement."

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, elf: "I just like Lord Of The Rings because it's the best film ever, and I am obsessed with it, not as much as some of my other friends but yes, I am an addict."

6. Tilt up man in hobbit costume

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox pop, German tourist dressed as Sam: "I came from Germany and I am a fan because it's a story of hope, it's a story of hope."

8. Various of people dressed as elves walking the red carpet

9. Wide shot red carpet

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Liv Tyler: "I always take my shoes off even before I come to New Zealand but it's very accepted here, every opportunity I have to not wear heels I take."

11. Tilt up Liv Tyler

12. Wide shot Liv Tyler

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Liv Tyler: "It's just been incredible, like otherworldly, it's incredible. We're all really overwhelmed and we can't believe it. We're so excited."

14. Sean Astin's daughter Alexandra on red carpet

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Sean Astin: "I think this is the single hottest day since I've been in New Zealand, but gorgeous, it puts the sun on the smiling faces of the New Zealand people and you just can't believe... it's sort of like the climate is an external manifestation of what everyone is feeling. It's really quite beautiful."

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Alexandra Astin, daughter of Sean Astin: "Yeah I think it was a little too crazy, but it was fun."

17. Andy Serkis speaking to boy in wheelchair

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Andy Serkis, voice of Gollum: (Q: "There's a lot of women vying for attention about the spunky boys in the cast, do you reckon you have a spunk-factor with your role there, do you reckon you give these boys a run for their money?") "Listen, Smeagol-stroke-Gollum knocks the other guys out the ball park. I'm sorry but Gollum has his own porn site - what can I say?" (Q: "Have you changed your answer machine at home to do the Gollum thingy?") "You're kidding aren't you? I have to do that for enough people, I'm not gonna do me own as well."

19. SOUNDBITE (English) John Rhys-Davies: "A fan gave me this and I was led to believe I couldn't dump it on anybody. Oh, did I say that out loud? I haven't been able to persuade anyone to take it off me just yet but I'm working on it. No it's lovely, it's a sweet thing. You can just say that I got a lei in Wellington."

20. Fans on building with streamers, pull out to screen

21. SOUNDBITE (English) Orlando Bloom: "It's just incredible, it feels like the whole of New Zealand has descended on Wellingotn to support Peter and the film and I'm just... it's incredible, it's quite sort of breathtaking to be honest, I'm trying to enjoy each moment so I don't forget it."

22. Viggo Mortensen outside Embassy Theatre

23. Pull out from creature on theatre to Mortensen

24.Caw jackson signing autographs

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Jackson, director: "I finished it reel by reel and sent it off the New Line and then at the end of it I decided not to watch it at that point, I decided to save the finished film until tonight, so I'm really looking forward to seeing it, I hope it's alright."

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Ian McKellen: "The actors, or the team, or even the man, Peter Jackson, but it's about the whole enterprise and that people care about this story, which is a story about good people in a fellowship and I think people around here look as though they belong to a fellowship."

27. SOUNDBITE (English) Elijah Wood: "Oh no, it's funny too because this has sort of been like the Orlando line, which I love. I think it's hilarious, it's so cool."

28. SOUNDBITE (English) Billy Boyd: "Yeah kind of, I was like a crazy spy, I was very quiet but I would go to the girls' trailers with the lunch and bring them nice presents."

29. SOUNDBITE (English) Bernard Hill: "At the moment, a drink. A good slap in the mouth with a bit of good old New Zealand merlot would be going down very well in about ten minutes' time."

30. SOUNDBITE (English) Hugo Weaving: "What, were there any cat fights with the boys? Ian McKellen is the spunkiest male I contended with definitely."

31. Wide shot presser

32. SOUNDBITE (English) Elijah Wood: "Well I've got the ring. And I've got sting as well, which is quite cool."

33. SOUNDBITE (English) Sean Astin: "I was asked what was most important to me for my character and I liked Sam's bag and I carried that stupid bag for a year. Oh my God, and the prop guys carried it more than I did. And it wasn't like an ergonomically-designed bag you know with all the latest in outrigger equipment, it was sort of an old fashioned bag, and they wanted it to look heavy so they put rocks and pots and other things in it, so I have that. So I have that, but probably that and the sword and a pair of hobbit feet which apparently turned kind of mingy over time."

34. Various of presser

35. SOUNDBITE (English) Viggo Mortensen: "Like everyone I got a sword, what others got, a prop that seemed to be most appropriate for their character. But if that sword doesn't get through customs or gets stolen or lost or damaged or something, in the end it's not that big a deal, it's just an object. The thing that I know I take with me and everyone else does is something that's inside. It's the memory of the experience of making these movies and of getting to go to Tolkien school for four years and Pete I guess has had a three year jump on us, but that's the thing that's the gift I take away that I value the most." 36. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Jackson, director: "I didn't have a sword in my cameos in the film, but in the first movie I played a guy on the streets of Brie eating a carrot, so on my last day, the crew gave me a framed carrot - true. He get's a sword and I get a carrot. And he got a rubber fish".

37. Tilt from Maori carving to presser

38. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Jackson, director (on any ambitions to be come Prime Minister): "No, I'm very happy with the job I've got, thank you."

39. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Ian McKellen: "I think if I was to stop acting today and never work again, when I died there'd be some newspaper somewhere saying Gandalf dies, but of course Gandalf doesn't die, he's immortal."

40. Wide shot pan of presser

41. SOUNDBITE (English) Liv Tyler: "He had this habit of liking to sort of slip a stroke of the ear into every shot somewhere."

42. SOUNDBITE (English) Peter Jackson, director: "Oscars? I'm just going to let everybody else decide that - it isn't anything to do with me. The thing with Oscars is that it's other people deciding if they want to vote for you or reward you, and I'm very happy for other people to decide, it's not the reason you make movies."

TOTAL RUNNING TIME - 63.38 MINS

SHOTLIST:

LIVE8 Clipreel - Vol. 1

Preparations and Concerts

10:00:00

451831

ENTERTAINMENT UK LIVE8 PRESSER

Details of the new Live Aid concerts announced

APTN

31st May 2005, London

1. Bob Geldof arrives at presser

2. SOT Bob Geldof:

"Here we are again and I want to explain to you perhaps the long journey, the long walk to justice that we are arriving at very soon in this country, which presents a unique opportunity for Britain to do something unparalleled in the world and especially at the beginning of the 21st century and that is to tilt the world a little bit on its axis in favour of the poor and it's not a difficult thing to do. And that journey began for practically everybody on this table twenty years ago with Live Aid, a concert held in response to the potential death of 30 million people across Africa."

3. SOT Bob Geldof:

"We arrived here today because I was very reluctant to do this again. I couldn't see how anything could possibly be better than that glorious day twenty years ago, almost perfect in what it achieved and in the day itself. And I didn't want to do Bob's Best Bits but Bono and Richard in particular kept saying 'Do it again' and I didn't understand to what end. What could we do that was in any way different? It couldn't be about charity anymore, we knew too much and though that's all individuals can do and it's all that I hope they continue to do, no individual is ever going to solve the disgrace that is happening in Africa, the sole continent in those twenty years that has gone into economic decline by a factor of 25% and the result of that, of course, is that we see people dying on our television screens every night, seemingly forever."

4. SOT Elton John:

"I'm just glad to be here in general because when the Live Aid concert happened twenty years ago, I was pretty much a self-obsessed drug addict and although I was really pleased to be a part of a great day, I really wasn't adult enough or mature enough to realize the full consequences of what we were doing then. Since then, of course, I've been fifteen years sober and clean and I think I've grown up and matured a bit and started my own AIDS charity and I've been in a huge battle to help AIDS patients ever since and of course these two things are tied in together very much so."

5. SOT Bob Geldof:

"July 2nd isn't the beginning of our twenty year trek, it's the beginning of the final leg and after the concert, we will ask people to begin getting to Edinburgh. I don't care how you get there, don't care, you've got to get up there, you've got to get to Edinburgh and let them know what we think about. And we will be giving you a series of movements and events that are huge, that will be occurring throughout Europe, that will involve massive fleets of planes, trucks, trains, ferries, private boats, all moving towards the north of Great Britain. And I don't want to talk about that particularly now because I want you to focus on the concert and its potential. What Live Aid did, joyously, enthusiastically, was open up the avenues of possibility. Finally, Live 8 invites you to walk down them."

6. SOT Harvey Goldsmith:

"They're not banned. No-one has actually called me to say they were interested in doing it and we haven't called them. If they do get together and they do want to do it, we welcome them."

7. SOT Bob Geldof:

"I spoke to them this morning. It looks very good, that's all we can say. Obviously we'd announce it if it was there but it looks very good. But I alluded to the fact there are many, many bands, great bands, like unbelievable, who are really trying hard. But there's a lot of stuff, you know, I' mean you can imagine."

8. SOT Bob Geldof:

"The way you do it is you get core key acts and then everyone's in or out. Some just can't, I mean, some can, some don't want to and you know, just a totally honourable position to take, you know 'Don't want to' and some try but bands are always busy, either you don't have a band at the moment because you're off the road, or you're gigging or you're recording or you're mixing, so it's hard to break away from that and travel half way across the globe. But look, they have and they always have."

(Q: on whether he's tempted to perform)

"Of course I'll be there. I was pissed off - I kept putting my name down and Harvey refused to read it out. It's my ball and I'm going home if I can't play with it. I'll be up there, bloody right."

9. SOT Bob Geldof - on G8 member states:

"If they don't want to change the world in the way that we see fit and which we will amply demonstrate, please don't come to our country, stay out because this is what we want to do, you know. what else are you going to do? Sit in the bloody golf club for two days, having nice food and then bugger off? You know, Richard Curtis always says 'If fifty thousand people died in Birmingham and then the next day, fifty thousand in Toulouse, and then the next fifty thousand in Cincinatti and then fifty thousand in Milan, between the breakfast room and the meeting room, those seven men would have dealt with the situation. Deal with it."

10. WS Bob Geldof

10:05:21

453404

FRANCE UK LIVE8

Geldof in Paris, Bono in UK on Live8 concerts, African relief

APTN

17 June 2005, Paris, France

1. Bob Geldof posing for photographs with (left to right of screen) singer Cerrone (left), Jean Paul Baudecroix, the Director of Radio Station NRQ which is helping with the concert in France (middle) and the former French Minister of Culture Jack Lang (right)

3. Interior shot conference room

4. Cameraman

5. SOUNDBITE: (English with French Translation) Bob Geldof, Organiser of the Live 8 Concert:

"We're going to have the greatest selection of artists in the world play one concert, on three continents, four continents, and we will achieve eight simultaneous concerts, but on television, it will be one event."

6. Cutaway of audience and cameraman

7. SOUNDBITE: (English with French Translation) Bob Geldof, Organiser of the Live 8 Concert:

"I want a million people there (in Edinburgh) and I want Nelson Mandela, who went on his own long walk to freedom, to address the rich world on the move, on behalf of those who can't even crawl. Thank you."

8. Audience clapping

10:06:56

454198

ENTERTAINMENT UK GLASTONBURY SATURDAY

Coldplay and Sir Bob Geldof appear at festival

POOL

26 June 2005, Glastonbury, UK

1. Aerial shot festival site

2. VS caw crowd

3. Sir Bob Geldof on stage with Michael Eavis

4. Crowd raising their hands

5. People sweeping water

6. VS water marks on tents

7. Vox Pop

8. Performance ' The Killers '

9. Performance Coldplay

10:08:34

454611

ENTERTAINMENT JAPAN LIVE8 PREPS

Preparations for Live8 take place in Japan

APTN

28 June - 1 July 2005, Japan

1. Various of construction workers bringing up a large banner reading "Live 8"

2. Various of stage being built up

3. Soundbite (English) of Lily Sobhani, organiser of Live 8 Japan:

"First of all, it's the only one happening in Asia, which is really significant. It means also, just because of the times in the world, it's the first Live8 in the world to kick off on the 2nd July by quite a long time, so the rest of the world will be watching Japan to see what happens here and to look at the results here before the next one starts."

4. Cutaway of Sobhani

5. Soundbite (English) of Lily Sobhani:

"We asked Bjork and she agreed, which is amazing because she's not played for two years live and she's very supportive of the cause and we just can't believe how people have agreed to fly from all over the world to Japan to do this. So Bjork obviously, it's a phenomenonal coup for us to have her come and perform for us, as well McFly and Good Charlotte and the international and Japanese artists like Dreams Come True, Rize, Def Tech and Do Infinity, so we're very excited."

6. Various of Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizuimi given African traditional costume from African ambassadors to Japan

7. Introduction of Lewis

8. Soundbite (English) of Claire Lewis, OXFAM (NGO) representative for Live8:

"I think it's a huge significance that we have Japan now as one of the Live8 concerts. Japan is an economic powerhouse, it's the second biggest economies in the world and it is part of the G8. The G8 are meeting next week to talk about the issues of trade, aid and debt in Gleneagles in Scotland and we feel that Japan should be represented and there should be a voice from the Japanese people to say that they want to have an ends to poverty."

9. Various of audio equipments under preparations.

10:12:09

454710

JAPAN LIVE8

Preparations for Live8 concert

APTN

2 July 2005, Tokyo, Japan

Makuhari Messe

1. Wide pan shot of Makuhari Messe where the LIVE 8 Tokyo concert will be held

2. Various of LIVE 8 sign outside the venue

3. Various of people queuing up

4. A man controlling crowd

5. Various of people queuing up to receive tickets

6. Various of tickets being handed out

7. Various of people waiting in queue

8. VOXPOP (Japanese)

"There is not much chance to donate with my own will unless we have events like this. So, I think we should have more events such as this live."

9. VOXPOP (Japanese)

"I am wishing the world peace myself. So, I think it is a great idea to receive tickets by donation."

Tokyo

10. Various of exterior of Tower Records which started to sell the white wrist band Saturday

11. Board showing the Japanese bands participating in LIVE 8 concert

12. Board of white band

13. Various of people looking at the white band and buying them

14. VOXPOP (Japanese)

" I don't know what I can really do as an individual but I still hope to contribute to those in poverty in the world. I bought three of them and I like to give them to my friends."

Makuhari Messe

15. Pan of exterior

16. LIVE 8 banner and flower

10:15:30

454712

JAPAN LIVE8 2

Fans queue, start of concert

APTN

2 July 2005, Tokyo, Japan

1. Wide shot of LIVE 8 board

2. Various of people walking into the concert hall

3. Close up of LIVE 8 sign

APTN - SEE ABOVE RESTRICTIONS FOR CONCERT FOOTAGE

4. Various of performance of RIZE, Japanese band, and audience

APTN

5. Various of Japanese audience at the lobby where white poverty wrist band and the goods are on sale

6. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Vox Pop

"This concert reminded me of the many people in the world living in poverty and suffering. And this is what we're doing about it; normally we don't feel much about it since we live in a wealthy country."

7. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Vox Pop:

"I think this is a great idea of fusing music and charity."

8. Various of people in the lobby

10:17:17

454744

ENTERTAINMENT JAPAN LIVE8 PRESSER

Bjork breaks 2 year silence for Live8 press conference

APTN

Japan, 2nd July 2005

Makuhari Messe, Chiba Prefecture, Japan

1. Various of photo op of Bjork

2. Bjork walking into press conference

3. Various of press conference

4. Soundbite (English) Bjork:

"I have been doing projects for the last two years that weren't aimed towards live performance so I had to call people that I was working with two years ago and we got a weeks notice and made this work and it probably shows. I can imagine the same for other bands that are also playing at this event all around the world. People are willing to go out of their way because they believe passionately in what this is about. This is something that these people would do for this but not for anything else. I was honoured to be asked and I enjoyed it very much."

5. Various of McFLY

6. Soundbite(English) Harry Judd, McFLY:

"We were meant to be doing something else but obviously this is such a huge event and we are privileged to be doing it and to be a part of it. So we came straight over."

7. Various of Good Charlotte

8. Soundbite (English) Joel Madden, Good Charlotte:

"I was excited about this whole thing because I really do believe that George Bush will hear it and will listen."

9. Various of press conference

10:19:41

454688

ITALY POVERTY

City Hall wrapped in white band in poverty protest

APTN

Rome - 1 July 2005

1. Roman statue in Campidoglio Square being wrapped with a huge white band reading "Stop Poverty"

2. Children and NGO representatives holding the band

4. Close-up child

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) VOXPOP, Action Aid Supporter:

"Basically the main idea is to call the G8 leaders for a meeting to put Africa back on the agenda, to drop the debt to Africa, but specifically to call for better quality aid. It is not only about dropping the debt, not only about more aid, it is about putting the aid that is actually effective in fighting hunger and poverty in Africa."

6. Wide shot of people holding band

7. Nek, Italian singer, holding band with child

8. Claudio Baglioni, Italian song writer, entering the band circle and holding it

9. Wide shot of town hall

10. Live 8 news conference, inside town hall museum

11. Live 8 flyer

12. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Lorenzo Cherubini "Jovanotti", Italian song writer:

"Tomorrow we are not going to be political, we have to leave politics alone. Tomorrow we are people. This is an old word we have to refresh, it is a popular event."

13. Cutaway of "Stop Poverty" band

14. SOUNDBITE: (Italian) Walter Veltroni, Rome mayor:

"It will be not just a simple concert, it will be the most important civil event ever to happened in the world in our times. It is not possible to remember something similar happening in many cities around the world and (b) billions of people will watch those pictures on TV."

15. Wide shot of audience

10:22:21

454635

ITALY WFP

Spokeswoman on G8, Live8, Africa

APTN

Rome - 1 July 2005

1. Wide of Circus Maximus

2. Workers

3. Mid shot stage

4. Wide shot of stage

5. Close up - banner reading "rome" on the stage

6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brenda Barton, Deputy Director of Communications of WFP in Rome:

"This initiative is a fantastic opportunity to unite the world on an issue that everyone feels everyday, there are more than 850 hungry people (who die) in the world everyday and they are hungry and they are poor. For the World Food Program it is a great opportunity for people to understand the problems particularly of people in Africa. This year we have 26 million people affected by hunger in Africa many of them they are dying in their huts, they are dying far away from the cameras and this is a fantastic moment for the world to understand the problems that these people are facing not just the ones that on television screens, but the ones that die day by day".

7. Wide of Rome city centre behind the stage

8. Tilt up - from the stage to unknown soldier monument

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brenda Barton, Deputy Director of Communications of WFP in Rome:

"This concert is happening at a moment time which is critically important with the G8 just in a week's time the world's leaders will gather together and without political action, without political determination the problems of hunger and poverty will not be wiped out".

9. Mixer place

10. Rehearsals on the stage

11. Wide of the Circus Maximus

10:24:26

454721

ITALY LIVE8

Preparations for Live8 and fans

APTN

Rome - 2 July 2005

1. Wide shot Circus Maximus with stage in background

2. Live8 logo on stage

3. Rehearsal on stage

4. Wide of stage

5. Mid shot stage

6. Wide of people waiting in tents inside the arena

7. Mid shot people sitting on grass

8. SOUNDBITE (French) Voxpop, Camille

"Yes, I slept here... yes in the Circus Maximus. All three of us slept here."

9. Boy waiting on the grass under a big umbrella

10. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Voxpop, Antonio

"I believe this is one of the only opportunities to gather, beyond sport I mean, where nothing bad is supposed to happen, where people come exclusively to enjoy themselves, to stay together."

11. Two girls in a tent

12. Girl waving amid the public

13. Public

14. Red Cross staff

15. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Voxpop, Norberto Lops, Doctor, Coordinator for Health Emergency

"Unfortunately we are in the summer, so the sun can cause fainting, sweating and loss of salts, and we don't know if maybe those who come from far away will be tired, if they will have eaten... there could be glycaemia drops. Let's hope we can cope with all that, as we did during the pope's emergency."

16. Toilets

17. Girl sunbathing on the grass

18. Wide of public

10:26:36

454796

ITALY LIVE8

Rome Live8 concert highlights, vox pops

APTN

Rome, 2 July 2005

1. Wide pan of crowd and stage

2. Various of crowd

3. Live8 performer on giant video screen

4. Cutaway of crowd

5. People clapping along to music

6. Wide shot of stage

7. Various of crowd

8. Giant screen playing Live8 commercial

9. Ambulances standing by

10. SOUNDBITE (Italian): Ambulance worker:

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11. Empty bottles and rubbish on ground

12. SOUNDBITE (Italian):

++TRANSLATION UNAVAILABLE++

13. People riding bicycles

14. SOUNDBITE (English): Voxpop:

"And the collection of people here shows that we really want to make a difference and that we can."

15. Various of people at the end of the concert

16. People cleaning up after concert

17. Wide shot of area after concert

10:29:15

454557

ENTERTAINMENT EUROPE LIVE8

Last preps for the Berlin and Rome concerts

APTN

30 June 2005

Rome, Italy

1. Tilt from flowers to stage at Circus Maximus

2. Bleachers

3. Workers installing seats

4. Pan of sign on stage

5. Tilt of scaffolding

6. Man working on scaffolding

7. Man conducting sound check

8. Stage and area where concert will take place

9. Crew setting up instruments on stage

10. Stage

11. Construction workers setting up scaffolding

12. Various of Live 8 Concert posters on pavement

Berlin, Germany

13. Tilt down on scaffolding in front of the Victory Column near the Brandenburg Gate

14. Scaffolding being erected

15. Pan to stage

16. Workers

17. Wide shot Victory Column and stage

18. Street sign near stage

19. Mid shot medical tents

20. Equipment being unloaded

21. Stage and scaffolding

22. Mid shot Victory Column and stage, pull out to avenue

10:31:55

454727

ENTERTAINMENT GERMANY LIVE8

Concert preps, security, white poverty ribbon

APTN

Berlin - 2 July 2005

1. Wide shot of stage being prepared in front of Victory Column

2. Marshalls beside stage

3. Wide shot of stage

4. Concert goers sitting on pavement

5. Police officer taking photo

6. Crowd gathered on road outside venue

7. Various of crowd

8. Wide shot of stage

9. Tilt down from Brandenburg Gate to drummers playing in street

10. Mid shot of drummers

11. Crowd in front of Brandenburg Gate

12. Pan from photographers to model Claudia Schiffer signing Make Poverty History poster

13. Cutaway of camera crew

14. Herbert Groenemeyer signing Make Poverty History poster

15. SOUNDBITE: (German) Claudia Schiffer, Model:

(What will you say tonight?)

"I don't know, it's so chaotic. We don't know exactly."

(Will you sing tonight?)

"Absolutely not."

16. Pan from camera crews to Groenemeyer

17. SOUNDBITE: (German) Herbert Groenemayer, Pop singer:

"Every human is a human. And everyone has a social conscience. It doesn't matter what kind of music you play."

17. Mid shot of Schiffer

10:33:39

454706

SOUTH AFRICA LIVE8

Preview to Live8 concert

APTN

Johannesburg - 1 July 2005

1. Wide shot stage being prepared at Mary Fitzgerald Square, downtown Johannesburg

2. Close up sign reading "global call for action against poverty"

3. Medium shot technician working on soundboard

4. Close up technician

5. Wide shot technician and man testing microphone

6. Wide shot empty square with stage

7. Satellite broadcasting truck

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacque Andreou, TV technician setting up broadcast

"Yes I believe we are ready, it has taken a lot of hard work and quick planning but I think we're ready for tomorrow's Live 8 concert for a good cause"

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Mzwigger Ngwenya, voxpop

"If the idea behind the concert is OK, people will be persuaded the concert is legitimate. Then it's for a good cause.

10. Wide shot performers rehearsing on stage

11. Various performers preparing

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindelani Mathonsi, performer

"I will be happy to see more than 60-thousand people. I know it sounds crazy but it will be OK"

13. Various performers on stage

10:35:55

454649

FRANCE LIVE8

Last minute preparations for Live8 concert

APTN

Versailles - 1 July 2005

1. Concert stage with Versailles castle in background

2. Concert stage

3. Various of set designers at work

4. Wide shot of stage with dry ice blowing across stage

5. Lighting tower

6. Cameraman putting down tripod on lighting tower

7. Various of man dragging trolley

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Cerrone, Performer, Donated stage for Saturday's Live8 Concert:

"Live8 had many problems for France. So three weeks ago, the media and a lot of people said this is not going to come to France because there is no site to receive the event. So when I heard that, I called the production and said 'listen, I'm in Versailles for the 1st of July, just the day before, and we have an extremely big machine and if you want to come we will be pleased to receive you and to see how we can arrange this, how we can work together to receive Live8 at Versailles, symbolic Versailles,' it's amazing."

9. Wide shot of the stage with projection screens

10. View between barriers and stage

11. Two people coordinating by phone

12. Two men opening equipment cases

13. Man unloading boxes of water

14. SOUNDBITE (French) Cerrone, Performer, Donated stage for Saturday's Live8 Concert:

"So tomorrow, the Live8 had a lot of problems finding an available site in Paris to host them, so when I learned that Bob Geldof had these difficulties, I suggested that if you like - since I already had all of the permits and the machinery to do it - so we link the two events together - I modified certain things to accommodate them and them for me."

15. Men carrying metal barrier and putting it in place

10:39:09

454718

ENTERTAINMENT FRANCE LIVE8

Fans arrive for concert, artists prepare

APTN

Paris - 2 July 2005

1. Wide shot of stage with people in the foreground

2. Various shots of preparations

3. Various shots of people sitting waiting for the concert

4. Medium shot of people having a beer

5. Medium shot of Placebo fans

6.SOUNDBITE (English) Paris Valentine, Vox pop:

"Poverty, this is to beat poverty. We want poverty abolished, we want all the debts cleared, we want it all to end. All of you at the G8 meeting, just clear the debt and let it go, OK? We need to make this better. We need more aid."

7. Medium shot of a banner that says 'Live 8 2005 Make Poverty History'.

8. Medium shot of people waiting.

9. SOUNDBITE (French) Claire, Vox pop:

"Because there are a lot of stars gathered here today and also because we want to commit ourselves. It's a good cause, we want to fight poverty and we do it however we can."

10. Medium shot of people waiting

11. Medium shot of people watching the final preparations of the stage

10:40:57

454741

FRANCE LIVE8 2

Coordinator and tennis star comment on concert

APTN

Versailles - 2 July 2005

1. Wide pan of of crowd in front of concert stage

2. Close up of Live 8 banner

3. Tilt up of crowd waiting for concert

4. Close up of two young women smiling

5. Concertgoers walking past health staff

6. Security walking with barriers past Jack Lang, former French Culture minister and coordinator of Live 8 France

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jack Lang, former French culture minister and coordinator of Live 8 France

"We have the duty to help them. As you know millions of children are dying. Millions of children have not the possibility to go to school. Millions of people are dying because of the situation of AIDS and it is not acceptable."

8. Security walking with barrier towards the back of the stage

9. Various of musical preparations in backstage area

10. Former tennis star and performer Yannick Noah walking in front of stage, tilt up to stage

11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yannick Noah, former tennis star and performer:

"Well it's a way to, as far as I'm concerned, it's a way to make people sensitive to different facts. There are people in America who are probably not aware of certain things that happen in the Third World, in Asia or in Africa. So it's just a way to communicate that through music in a peaceful way. And as you know it's a way to put pressure on certain governments to just give up on this money that anyway these poor countries can't afford to pay back."

12. Mid travelling shot of people waiting behind barriers

13. People queuing, pan to security

14. Wide shot of people walking towards the stage.

10:43:58

454795

FRANCE LIVE8

Paris Live8 concert aftermath, reaction vox pops

APTN

Paris, 2 July 2005

1. Mid shot banner in crowd

2. Pan down to crowd

3. Various of fans cheering

4. Close ups of girls cheering

5. Various of fans watching concert

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Leticia Schweitzer:

"I really hope that this action is going to help the poverty...really hope so."

7. SOUNDBITE (French) Adri Nirwa:

"It's good to help Africa a bit because in Africa there is a lot of poverty in comparison to France. And everybody should help and participate. You know."

8. Pan along crowd watching concert

9. Boy sitting on ground

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Gail Boulain:

"I think it's gonna...I think that people want to stay conscious now of what's happening...really, in Africa. All the pictures of the children we've seen - I mean we can't go on that way. It could happen to us one day, and we could be very happy probably to be helped with these people. This is a change we are all linked.

11. Mid shot of crowd

12. Pan to cameraman

13. Various of crowd watching concert

10:46:25

454693

ENTERTAINMENT UK STING

Sting talks about the importance of the Live8 gig

APTN

London, 1st July 2005

1. WS stage

2. CU stage

3. Sting walking into press area

4. Soundbite ( English ) Sting :

" Whether it is important to me is beside the point, it is important to the world that we demonstrate to everyone that we are one planet, the idea that we are a little separate little national state is very artificial, we are in fact a globe and the problems that Africa faces, whether they are climatic problems, or problems of debt, ore problems of drought and pestilence and famine are our problems, we have to solve them it is about planting a seed in people's minds that this the case particularly the seed in the minds of those 8 men who are going to be sat round the table next week, they have seen there is a groundswell, there is a constituency who want something done, and we will be watching what they do, we will scrutinise what they do and what they say . "

5. Caw press.

6. Soundbite ( English ) Sting :

" I think the threat of the concert has already created a controversy and has created something in the minds of these people that they have to do something and they are positioning themselves accordingly so in a sense it is already working and then we will see. "

8. Soundbite ( English ) Sting :

" We are back and I think we have learned many lessons in the last twenty years about how to affect change, that you really don't solve problems just by throwing money at it, you need infrastructure, you need thought , you need careful consideration and that is what we have learned and here we are. "

9. Caw preparations

10:48:43

454625

ENTERTAINMENT UK LIVE8 PREPS

London prepares for Live8

APTN

London, 1st July 2005

1. WS stage

2. CU stage

3. WS truck

4. WS men lowing Live 8 banner

5. CU Harvey Goldsmith

6. MS Harvey Goldsmith being interviewed

7. SOUNDBITE Harvey Goldsmith (Concert organiser):

" It's the largest music show ever. 164 countries are going to show the TV, 1,000 radio stations, ten shows all on one day. I've got 5 key ones to worry about and the 5 others I am keeping my eye on. How to link all of that together to give a cohesive TV programme, and just timing really. There is going to be slippage and stuff that we are trying to anticipate but it is impossible to do so, so that is our biggest worry."

8. CA camera man

9. MS Harvey Goldsmith being interviewed

10. SOUNDBITE Harvey Goldsmith:

"Last time there was a famine and people were literally starving. This time we want to have a solution, and the whole push is... and why so many artists have come on board to help on this, and they are the focal point, they are the funnel for the public really. Everybody understands the message very clearly and we just want to show these leaders our leaders, that it is the public that want the action."

11. Pan of Hyde Park

12. MS Fran Healy (lead singer of Travis)

13. SOUNDBITE Fran Healy:

"We've done loads of big shows but I do believe that this is will be the first time that any of the bands including Paul McCartney, including Bono and U2, we've all been levelled for this show because none of us have done something like this big before, so it's, it takes the edge off the nerves slightly, it will still be a little nerve wracking I think 5 minutes before we go on, there will be engaged signs on all of the toilets. "

14. MS Fran Healy being interviewed

15. SOUNDBITE Fran Healy:

"Mr McCartney should be quite exciting., I've heard that U2 and McCartney and U2 are going to do a little thing together. I'm really looking forward to that. I'm looking forward to Pink Floyd. I'm looking forward to, I think The Killers are playing aren't they, I'm looking forward to that as well. I'm looking forward to it all. I think it's going to be fabulous. I think more than anything just to see that amount of people in one place, it is going to be a thrill."

16. MS workers pull out to WS stage

10:51:52

454740

ENTERTAINMENT UK LIVE8 3

Bob Geldof at site of concert, comments

APTN

London - 2 July 2005

1. Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser, arriving backstage at Hyde Park

2. Geldof being prepared for television interview

3. Close-up Geldof talking

4. Various of Geldof being interviewed

10:53:13

454719

UK LIVE8

Last-minute concert preps, fans

1. Wide shot of stage

2. "London" banner on stage

3. Marshalls in group at front of stage

4. Tilt up Live8 banner on stage

5. Pan from ticket stiles to crowd

6. Close up of group sitting on grass

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop

"We came about six o'clock last night, we came when Madonna was actually rehearsing on stage and we're expecting a really good day enjoying ourselves. We love Robbie Williams and The Killers and U2 and everybody. I can't even think of who is going to be on now."

8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop

"I've been here since one yesterday. I think it will make a difference but what that difference is I don't know. There's definitely an awareness there anyway."

9. Zoom out from English flag with Make Poverty History written across it

10. Various of crowd at front of stiles

11. Marshalls in field

12. Pan from crowd to grass

13. Various of people sleeping on grass

14. Zoom out of stage to stiles

10:55:49

454767

UK LIVE8 UK

Geldof and Gates comment

APTN

London - 2 July 2005

1. Wide shot of Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser, backstage

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser:

"As the rest of the world, you know. I mean, when it started everyone around me was just, like they had been punched in the stomach, they just started crying. And that's the feeling I have, is everything that rock and roll was ever meant to be. This happening now, you know. That everything I thought it was when I was a kid to this moment, it's all made real. So, I mean the music is fantastic, you know."

3. Question: Are you enjoying yourself?

SOUNDBITE (English): Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser:

"Well, I am because up until now I haven't been, you know, up until last night. Last night I slept, but I hadn't. So I thought that's it, there's nothing more to do now. It's either crap, or it's great, and so far great."

4. Cutaway

5. SOUNDBITE (English): Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser:

"I don't know, you'll have to ask me. You get over the shock that the thing you were thinking about for so long is real. You get over that shock. I mean I am getting the figures of the audience watching around the world. And it's weird, you know. Thousands of millions, that's so odd you know. But actually I am just listening to the bands, you know, and am just like well that's good."

6. Cutaway

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser:

"I just think the opening is one of the great rock and roll moments of all time, you know, I really do think that. I thought that Coldplay with Richard (Ashcroft) was great, and Elton (John) with Pete Doherty. Just fantastic things that aren't planned and then they just do it."

8. Geldof walking away

9. Bill Gates, Microsoft founder, walking backstage

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Gates, the world's wealthiest man:

"If the resources are given by the rich countries lives can be saved. We know how to spend those resources in a wise way and I think it's important for people to understand that, and to know that this kind of grassroots support really makes a difference."

11. Cutaway

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Gates, the world's wealthiest man:

"Well, all the groups are fantastic. It's wonderful that they're willing to spend time. Obviously some of the groups that were popular when I grew up, Pink Floyd, The Who, Elton John, U2, Paul McCartney, I mean it's unbelievable who's here."

13. Bill Gates leaving

10:58:28

454979

ENTERTAINMENT LIVE8 SALES

Record sales of British acts boosted by Live8 concert

APTN

London, 2nd July 2005

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Mason,Pink Floyd Drummer - on whether he is the peacemaker of Pink Floyd:

"I think I might be peacemaker by example because I'm non-confrontational but I'm not actually Henry Kissinger, I'm not really capable of bringing all the sides together."

4. Cutaway Nick Mason

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nick Mason , Pink Floyd Drummer - on whether he knew it would happen:

"I don't think I knew it would ever happen but I think I probably hoped it would happen."

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Gilmour, Pink Floyd Guitarist:

"It's great. We've had a week of rehearsing and we are all getting on very well all things considered, it's like sleeping with the ex-wife really, oh no I didn't say that. We are having a good time, it'll give us a nice little happy ending to think about."

8. Mid shot David Gilmour

9. SOUNDBITE Dave Gilmour, Pink Floyd Guitarist - on what made them re-form for the event:

"He's (Geldof) got a very very forceful personality, he won't take no for an answer. I mean I gave him a 'No' answer but then he persuaded Roger to ring me up and pour some oil on troubled waters."

10. Mid shot David Gilmour

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Gilmour, Pink Floyd Guitarist - on their performance:

"A few old tunes, you know, dusted off and tarted up for the occasion."

10:59:51

454729

ENTERTAINMENT RUSSIA LIVE8

Concert preparations, rehearsals

APTN

Moscow - 2 July 2005

1. Concert stage in Moscow's Red Square

2. Close up of stage

3. Workers mounting equipment

4. Pan of sound engineers checking sound

5. Close up of hand on mixer

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Pete Gladdel, sound engineer for the Pet Shop Boys:

"Well, it has been (awful), but it is getting better. I think it's rained for the day and then it's going to be nice from now on we're hoping."

7. Musicians rehearsing

8. Concert screen

9. Singer walks across stage holding microphone

10. Wide shot of rehearsal

11. Father holding son on his shoulders

12. VOX POP (Russian) Sergey and Inga:

"It is normal and it must be like that. Our capital deserves even greater and louder shows and all the best in other fields."

13. Concert stage

11:01:24

454613

ENTERTAINMENT US LIVE8 PREPS

UPDATE America gets ready for Live8

APTN

29 June2005

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jack Iquith/ America Online (AOL) Music Expert:

"Well, we're twenty years after the first Live Aid which took place in Philadelphia and London, now we're in nine cities across the world, it's twenty years later and I think we can expect the ultimate concert, the ultimate worldwide concert on July 2nd and then a lot of activism after that. Fact is people tune in free on AOL, use the power of the web and also watch all of the shows and get all of this information on demand all summer long."

22 June 2005

12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Beyonce:

"Well, I think for us, we're just really happy to be a part of such an important evening, historical evening. And I know when you have the attention of so many people, you have to take advantage of it and do something positive with and we've been a part of different charities, lots of them for years but this is something that is really special to us because I know I've been to Africa and Kelly's been to Africa and we've seen the poverty, we've seen the children, I've held the babies that were sick of AIDS, I've seen the orphanages and all of...we've seen it with our eyes and it's real and people in America are sometimes so far away from it, they don't see it and they're out of touch but everyone can help and we're happy to help and happy to be a part of this historical event."

30 June 2005

15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joe Elliot of Def Leppard:

"Live Aid was May '85 and Ric's accident was December, January '85, so when Geldof phoned and said 'Are you doing it or not?', it was a case of like 'Well, Ric's not ready, you know', so 'Ok, fine' (mimics Geldof hanging up phone). And you know, fair because Bob had so many other things to do, you know, there wasn't time to be polite but you know, we weren't going to do it without Ric and Ric couldn't do, so we couldn't do it and that's the policy that the band has always had, it's like 'one for all and all for one' sort of thing. Twenty years later, the opportunity comes again and we're ready, willing and able."

17. SOUNDBITE: (English) Joe Elliot of Def Leppard:

"It's a double-edged sword because there's a lot of negativity going around about this, that there's people doing this just for their own publicity machine and stuff like that, which I think is a little unfair. I mean there's no getting away from the fact that no matter who does it is getting publicity out of it but they are doing it raise awareness, so in many respects it doesn't really matter who it is. You know, I mean, people can say 'Oh, the Motley Crue', who are doing the Toronto show, they've never made a political stand - well neither has Stevie Wonder. You know? Neither has Will Smith. Or if he has, he's done it privately somewhere else that I've not read...because we've never gone massively public like Bono has or Geldof about whatever our policy is towards politics or charity or anything like that, doesn't mean to say that we're not heavily involved in it. Ric's got his own foundation."

29 June2005

19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jack Iquith/ America Online (AOL) Music Expert:

"I don't think it was difficult to get the acts at all really. I think what really happened here was Bob Geldof and Bono decided that it was just absolutely necessary twenty years later, to tackle the issue of world poverty again, particularly with the G8 summit that's coming up, you know in the middle of July. And what happened was, these artists are continually on tour across the world, so these concerts really sprung out of a ground swell of support that was happening in all of these different cities as people wanted to get involved."

11:04:44

454746

US LIVE8 PREPS

Preps, security ahead of concert

APTN

Philadelphia, 2 July 2005

1. Pan from right to left of crowds at front of stage

2. UPSOUND teenage girls cheering

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, teenage girl:

"Well, I am here to see Beyonce."

(Q. Pretty fired up?)

"Yes. stoked."

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, teenage girl:

"I came all the way from Germany to see Wilderness and Destiny's Child, maybe Bon Jovi and all the other stars."

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, teenage girl:

"I'm here because it's a good cause, raising money for Africa."

6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop, artist:

(Q. What are you doing?)

"What am I doing? I'm recording the history of Live8, so this is a live drawing of Live8."

7. Artist shows his sketches to camera

8. Pan up from girl's Make Poverty History bracelet to girl

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Vox Pop, teenage girl:

(Q. How does it feel?)

"Quality. It means we are all one and we here for a good cause."

10. Various of crowd

11:06:53

454778

ENTERTAINMENT UK LIVE8 BACKSTAGE

Live8 artists comment backstage

APTN

Paris, 2nd July 2005

1. WS Live8 stage in Paris

2. Pan of stage

3. Pan of crowd

4. MS Robert Smith

5. SOUNDBITE Robert Smith (The Cure):

"Generally people in power don't want things to change so it's a very difficult thing to do. But on the plus side I think by mobilising millions of people who are prepared to stand up and say 'hang on this isn't right.' You are effectively saying to a bunch of a very few powerful people that there is this ground swell and it isn't going to go away, it's not going to disappear. It's kind of cliché but it will be effective I'm sure it will this time around. I think there is too many people involved. There is too much anger now for things to remain as they are because the heart of the problem is that there is a huge gulf between rich and poor."

Rome, 2nd July 2005

6. WS Live8 stage in Rome

7. MS man spraying crowd with hose

8. CU crowd waving

9. WS crowd

10. GVs Duran Duran

11. SOUNDBITE Simon LeBon:

"Having an organised program of aid and education, making sure that the money doesn't go in to the pockets of the wrong people, all that stuff, it's a big issue and it needs to be looked at in detail."

12. CA Simon LeBon

13. SOUNDBITE Simon LeBon:

"As a musician I think we all know that we owe our careers to music that came out of Africa and we have to say thank you for that."

Berlin, 2nd July 2005

14. GVs crowd

15. Pan from camera to Chris de Burgh

16. SOUNDBITE Chris de Burgh:

"I feel very honoured to be asked to celebrate this day where people will come together all over the world and see this dreadful injustice that is happing on the continent of Africa."

17. WS backstage

18. SOUNDBITE Tim Robbins:

"We have to ask ourselves difficult questions and if we can... So many people have been so hard for so many years to eliminate the debt in Africa , to increase aid and to have better, fairer trade policies with countries that aren't in G8, this is a movement that has been going on for quite a while and now it has really gathered momentum and it was very exciting to stand on that stage and see hundreds of thousands of people. I know a lot of people are here just to hear the music but at the same time they are hearing the music they are also becoming aware of something that they might not have been aware of before."

London, 2nd July 2005

19. WS Live8 stage in London

20. WS crowd

21. MS Bob Geldof

22. SOUNDBITE Bob Geldof:

"You get over the shock that the thing that you have been thinking about for so long is real, you get over that shock and ... I'm getting the figures in of the audience watching around the world and it's weird. Thousands of millions, that's so odd. Actually I am listening to the bands and thinking 'wow that's good.' (Q: "what have you enjoyed so far?) "I think the opening is one of the great rock and roll moments of all time. I really do think that. I think that Coldplay with Richard was great and Elton with Pete Dougherty, those fantastic things that aren't planned and they just do it."

23. CA Midge Ure

24. MS Midge Ure

25. SOUNDBITE Midge Ure:

"You can't compare them, it's different, very different. 20 years ago we had no technology, we had a mobile phone that could call round the corner that weighed a ton. You couldn't do international calls, everything was done via telex so trying to organise a concert in Philadelphia and London simultaneously was a nightmare. This time around technically is meant to be easier but now we have got bleedin e-mails, that's hard work. But you've seen for yourself tonight it's looking great. It's all working very well, fingers crossed."

26. MS UB40

27. SOUNDBITE UB40:

"It's already made a difference in as much as every channel that you turn on today is talking about Africa, whether the politicians listen remains to be seen. It's raised awareness, it's done the job that it set out to do. It's done a good job so far."

28. MS Elton John

29. SOUNDBITE Elton John:

30. "It's a different venue and it's a different cause. Live Aid was about starvation and this is about trying to redress the balance of the rich and the poor and this is a really important, political event, a free concert, Live Aid wasn't a free concert it was to raise money. This is to raise awareness and for people to sign the Live8 pledge and as many people as possible so Bono and Bob can take it to the G8 leaders on Wednesday and say we've got 150 million people on this thing. You've got to try and make a difference, you have to listen to the people."

31. MS Nick Nathan

32. SOUNDBITE Nick Mason (drummer for Pink Floyd):

"I did feel that Bob needed a novelty act, I think we have hopefully provided it and I hope that we are going to be better than the Spice Girls."

33. MS David Gilmour (Guitarist for Pink Floyd)

34. SOUNDBITE Dave Gilmour:

"We've had a week of rehearsing and we are all getting on very well all things considered, it's like sleeping with the x-wife really, oh no I didn't say that. We are having a good time, it'll give us a nice little happy ending to think about."

MS Snow Patrol

35. SOUNDBITE Snow Patrol:

"I don't think that giving money to it is the answer, it's got to be trade adjustments, they have to be sorted out so countries can grow themselves. I think we are going to get there, I think it'll happen. I think if there is this amount of pressure on the government they can't ignore it forever you know."

36. SOUNDBITE Snow Patrol (tall):

"If America gets on board, George Bush is dragging his heals as ever and if we can stick a few spark plugs up his ass then things will be a different story."

37. MS Bill Gates

38. SOUNDBITE Bill Gates:

"We need the kind of resources that only governments can bring to bare. I am doing everything I can personally but governments have to pitch in and this event will make sure they do more."

39. MS Duff McKagan (Velvet Revolver)

40. SOUNDBITE Duff McKagan:

(Q: "What are you memories of the original?")

"That was a long time ago, there was a black out period there. That was the year Guns and Roses started so we were playing little clubs but that thing was to me like too big to grasp. I knew what it was about as a punk rock kid I was very aware of political things and all of that and I thought it was a great thing to do and I thought cool Led Zepplin is coming back together."

41. MS The Killers

42. SOUNDBITE Brandon Flowers (The Killers):

"We all know how big the first Live Aid was so when we asked us it was automatically of course we want to do this. I can honestly say that before, two months ago when we heard about it we didn't know the statistics and the things that are wrong with Africa so it's done it's job for us just to raise our awareness of it and we are happy to try and convert more people."

43. MS Fran Healy (Travis)

44. SOUNDBITE Fran Healy:

"You look on the TV screens behind you, you can't get away from it, every day you open up the newspapers it's there, our only hope is that these eight men do something about it. They have the mandate in front of them they just need their signatures and it goes in to action. It's such a small thing. Magic can happen. In Scotland next week, Scotland is a magical country if you've ever been there, magic exists in Scotland so I think good things will happen."

45. MS Ms Dynamite

46. SOUNDBITE Ms Dynamite:

"It is such an overwhelming experience, I can't really find the words to describe it but it is such a beautiful feeling, really exciting."

47. MS Kumi Naidoo

48. SOUNDBITE Katherine Jenkins: (About Live8 Berlin)

"It's amazing you know, it's in a very small street but the street goes on for miles and miles and you can't see the end of the people, it's awesome, people are climbing trees to see the show, it's amazing."

49. MS Snoop Dogg and Charlie Wilson

50. SOUNDBITE Snoop Dogg:

"It felt good man to be a part of something as big as this, that's going to erase the poverty and bring some light to a situation that is bad and horrible. For my music to be one of the main focuses for bring the awareness level up and to show my support I am happy to be here."

51. SOUNDBITE Charlie Wilson:

"as long as Snoop Dogg and charlie Wilson are together, when we hit the stage together it's definitely the highlight hotter than Cayenne Pepper."

52. MS Snoop Dogg and Charlie Wilson

11:18:55

454798

WORLD LIVE8 STARS

Backstage comment from stars of Live8 concerts

APTN

2 July 2005

London

1. Wide shot of Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser, backstage

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Bob Geldof, Live8 organiser:

"As the rest of the world, you know. I mean, when it started everyone around me was just, like they had been punched in the stomach, they just started crying. And that's the feeling I have, is everything that rock and roll was ever meant to be. This happening now, you know. That everything I thought it was when I was a kid to this moment, it's all made real. So, I mean the music is fantastic, you know."

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Bill Gates, the world's wealthiest man:

"If the resources are given by the rich countries lives can be saved. We know how to spend those resources in a wise way and I think it's important for people to understand that, and to know that this kind of grassroots support really makes a difference."

Berlin

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Tim Robbins, actor and director:

"So many people that are working so hard for so many years to eliminate the debt in Africa, to increase aid and to have better, fairer trade policies with countries that aren't in G8, this is a movement that has been going on for quite a while and now it has really gathered momentum and it was very exciting to stand on that stage and see hundreds of thousands of people. I know a lot of people are here just to hear the music but at the same time they are hearing the music they are also becoming aware of something that they might not have been aware of before."

London

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Sir Elton John, singer and songwriter:

"This is a really important, political event, a free concert, Live Aid wasn't a free concert - it was to raise money. This is to raise awareness and for people to sign the Live8 pledge and as many people as possible so Bono and Bob can take it to the G8 leaders on Wednesday and say we've got 150 (m) million people on this thing. You've got to try and make a difference, you have to listen to the people."

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Gilmour, Pink Floyd:

"We've had a week of rehearsing and we are all getting on very well all things considered, it's like sleeping with the ex-wife really, oh no I didn't say that. We are having a good time, it'll give us a nice little happy ending to think about."

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Brandon Flowers, the Killers:

"Two months ago when we heard about it we didn't know the statistics and the things that are wrong with Africa. So it's done it's job for us just to raise our awareness of it and we are happy to try and convert more people."

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Ms Dynamite, singer:

"It is such an overwhelming experience, I can't really find the words to describe it but it is such a beautiful feeling, really exciting."

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Snoop Dogg, singer:

"It felt good man to be a part of something as big as this, that's going to erase the poverty and bring some light to a situation that is bad and horrible. For my music to be one of the main focuses for bring the awareness level up and to show my support I am happy to be here."

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Fran Healy, Travis:

"You look on the TV screens behind you, you can't get away from it, every day you open up the newspapers it's there, our only hope is that these eight men do something about it. They have the mandate in front of them they just need their signatures and it goes in to action. It's such a small thing. Magic can happen in Scotland next week."

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Ana Matronic, Scissor Sisters:

"Today is all about the message and what we can do to further the world and to make this world a better place. I think it's our job as human beings to leave this world a better place."

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman of Miramax Films:

"Hopefully this is a good time for everybody who is here and who's watching on TV. But also to get those eight leaders in check with the rest of the world. There are 500 (m) million signatures they tell me already today. If that doesn't give these guys a mandate for change, I don't know what will. And I think it will."

END 11:22:43

CELEBRITY PHOTOGRAPHER'S KEY TO WINNING THE TRUST OF THE STARS: 'KNOW THE BOUNDARIES'

Dave Hogan has been photographing celebrities for over 40 years and the key to his success is to "know the boundaries."

The British photographer, who has snapped the likes of Madonna, Prince, Michael Jackson and George Michael, to name but a few, says the way to win the trust of the stars is to respect their personal space.

"I love the people I work with. I am not their new best friend, that's the thing. I hang out with these people, I'm in the VIP, I have an Access All Area, I work with them but I'm not their best friend. It's a working relationship where they use me and I'm very grateful that they will allow me in to their situation and I respect their private space because, you know, just before Christmas I was tour, on the No Filter Tour with the Rolling Stones. You cannot get a bigger band, you cannot get, you know, the Mick Jagger, but you're in his space. You respect the rules of it and you will get invited back."

Another key factor to getting the celebs onside is to "be quick."

"They've got the concentration span of a gnat sometimes and I mean that in an affectionate way," says Hogan. "They don't want to do five-hour record company… It's digital. They see it, snap, boom, move on. It's how you, you know, I shot this set of pictures and I'm really pleased with them, it will be used later this year and it was the Rolling Stones. I've done probably three sessions with the Rolling Stones in the last four months – the last session, and they looked great, 49 seconds. But it's 49 seconds that nobody else has got."

Hogan currently has an exhibition entitled "Hogie's Heroes," which celebrates his 40 years in the business, at The Trafalgar St. James - an exhibition which runs from February 1st to 28th.

A number of the prints - signed by the celebrities photographed - will be auctioned off to raise money for three charities, the Teenage Cancer Trust, the Haven + London and Cancer Research U.K..

Hogan will be living in the hotel for the month, where he will be offering his services in the name of charity.

"I've gone to all my clients, all my record company friends, all my executives and said any photographs that I take in this hotel - The Trafalgar St. James, which is the most central location you can get in London - I will donate that fee to charity. And we will hopefully raise some good money."

London, 1 February 2018

1. Pan bar area of The Trafalgar St. James

2. Pan of photos hanging on walls and windows

3. Tilt up photo of Tina Turner and David Bowie (1985)

4. Tilt up photo of Prince (1986), pan to photo of Amy Winehouse (2007)

5. Close-up photo of Amy Winehouse (2007)

6. Zoom in photo of Mick Jagger (1980)

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Hogan, photographer:

"I've always wanted to give a life, you know, give something back for what a great life I've had. But in these very fast-moving times, you can't take a year out and go and work in a missionary, which I would love to do. So, I thought, 'Right, a month, take the whole month of February.' So, from the first of February to the 28th of February I've gone to all my clients, all my record company friends, all my executives and said any photographs that I take in this hotel - The Trafalgar St. James, which is the most central location you can get in London - I will donate that fee to charity. And we will hopefully raise some good money."

8. Close-up photo of Bono and Bob Geldof (2004)

9. Pull out photo of U2 concert (1985)

10. Close-up of Michael Jackson photo (1990)

11. Pull out of Michael Jackson photo (1990)

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Hogan, photographer:

"It's 40 years of just hanging out with stars, promoting their albums, promoting their tours or whatever. It's fantastic."

(Reporter: "Does it feel like 40 years?")

"No, I honestly, this is the start of the next 40 years because I love, I don't consider what I do work. It is a bonkers profession. I love the people I work with. I am not their new best friend, that's the thing. I hang out with these people, I'm in the VIP, I have an Access All Area, I work with them but I'm not their best friend. It's a working relationship where they use me and I'm very grateful that they will allow me in to their situation and I respect their private space because, you know, just before Christmas I was tour, on the No Filter Tour with the Rolling Stones. You cannot get a bigger band, you cannot get, you know, the Mick Jagger, but you're in his space. You respect the rules of it and you will get invited back."

13. Pull out photo of Robbie Williams concert (2005)

14. Pull out of Take That photo (2017)

15. Zoom in Madonna and Britney Spears kissing photo

16. Wide of George Michael photo (2003)

17. Wide of hallway with photos

18. Medium of Simon Cowell photo (2016)

19. Pull out photo of Kate Moss and Ronnie Wood (2001)

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Dave Hogan, photographer:

"My relationship with every star that I've ever worked with is – there's always tomorrow. If you take something that's going to upset somebody because you're going to… Hey, it's a picture, let's get this straight, we're not doing anything else. So, you know the boundaries, you know the rules. Don't overstep them and you'll be invited back. And be quick because most stars that I work with just want it quick. They've got the concentration span of a gnat sometimes and I mean that in an affectionate way. They don't want to do five-hour record company… It's digital. They see it, snap, boom, move on. It's how you, you know, I shot this set of pictures and I'm really pleased with them, it will be used later this year and it was the Rolling Stones. I've done probably three sessions with the Rolling Stones in the last four months – the last session, and they looked great, 49 seconds. But it's 49 seconds that nobody else has got."

21. Tilt up photo of Oliver Reed (1985)

21. Medium photo of Oliver Reed (1985)

22. Pull out photos of David Bowie and Madonna on exterior of The Trafalgar St. James

SHOTLIST

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1. Video Clip Amy Winehouse: 'Rehab'

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FILE: California - 17 Feb 2007

2. Britney Spears wearing red singlet top inside tattoo parlour sporting a bald head and small tattoo at base of neck

3. Britney Spears with bald head walking through tattoo parlour with two bodyguards

AP Television

New York 20 February 2007

4. Wide: New York Post cover

5. Wide: New York Post cover

6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ian Drew/ Editor at Large 'US Weekly'

"There are many causes or rather a lifetime of causes for the problems Britney Spears is having right now. It is a child star unravelling. It is the perfect example of what happens when a child star evolves into an adult and doesn't have someone telling them what to do or giving them the right affirmative advice and the right support to continue their career. She basically started out very young in a very competitive business. As a child in the Mickey Mouse Club through pop stardom and it has been a lot of pressure for her. She's basically been a child still in an adult body. There is actually a theory that when a lot of young stars start out and hit it big that they get frozen in the age they are at when they first hit it big and when that happens they suddenly run out-of-control."

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FILE: California - 17 Feb 2007

7. Britney Spears with hooded sweatshirt over her head walking out of tattoo parlour to car (flanked by bodyguards) UPSOUND: From onlookers "Hi Britney, we love you Britney."

AP Television

New York 20 February 2007

8. Wide In Touch and Newsweek magazine covers

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ian Drew, Editor at Large 'US Weekly'

"A lot of people are speculating that it could be over for her career but the interesting thing about Britney Spears is just when they count her out, she comes back. She is a perfect example of American society brining them down just so we can bring them back again. We love the up and down. The saga of being on top and then being on the very bottom and rehabilitating herself and getting better again. There is no way to say because they have said many times before, this is the last time, she is down for the count. Then it looks like she is coming back again. We will have to see what happens. It depends on how committed she is to rehabilitating herself to staring up again with a new face, a new career and a new Britney."

FILE -AP Television

London, UK

18 November, 2006

10. B-Roll - exteriors of Odeon Leicester Square, red carpet with Robbie Williams symbol, crowds waiting and posters for Robbie Williams "What We Did Last Summer" Knebworth concert, DVD premiere

AP Television

London, UK 22nd September 2003

11. VS Kate Moss

AP Television

London, UK, 8 November, 2006

12. Kate Moss and Pete Doherty leaving Vogue party

VNR - No re-use/re-sale without clearance

7. Wide of Lindsay Lohan standing in crowd

8. Medium of Lindsay talking to DJ Samantha Ronson

AP Television

New York 20 February 2007

14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ian Drew, Editor at Large 'US Weekly'

"Some stars do better and some do worse. It just depends A on the person and B their support system around them. There are some child stars like Scarlett Johansson on Lindsay Lohan even. Lindsay Lohan handled it in a very different way then Scarlett. They both started their careers at very different times. Scarlett has not have very many public problems and has handled fame well. Britney is someone who didn't have that system around her and spiralled out-of-control and now she's finally doing something about it. The people around her have convinced her to get help, get treatment and get better."

15. Wide Daily News cover

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16. Video Clip Amy Winehouse: 'Rehab'

OOPS BRITNEY DID IT AGAIN

Britney Spears left a live-in rehabilitation facility early on Wednesday (February 21), less than a day after checking in, according to several reports.

It was the second time in a week that Spears entered a rehab facility and checked out within hours.

The television news magazine 'The Insider' initially reported that Spears called a car service, walked out of the Promises rehabilitation centre and left the facility early Wednesday morning.

Later, the TV show "Extra" and the Web site TMZ.com said Spears, 25, left the centre far short of the usual 45-day stay.

Ian Drew from celebrity magazine 'US Weekly' expressed his theories on why a star such as Britney Spears might need to go into rehab:

"There are many causes or rather a lifetime of causes for the problems Britney Spears is having right now. It is a child star unravelling. It is the perfect example of what happens when a child star evolves into an adult and doesn't have someone telling them what to do or giving them the right affirmative advice and the right support to continue their career. She basically started out very young in a very competitive business. "

Britney Spears entered rehab on Tuesday (February 20) after a bizarre weekend that including shaving her head.

Spears' manager, Larry Rudolph, told People magazine's Web site that Spears, 25, had voluntarily checked herself into an undisclosed treatment facility.

Rudolph was quoted as saying, "We ask that the media respect her privacy as well as those of her family and friends at this time."

Speculation that Britney may be seriously suffering has been rife over recent days, since video on KABC emerged of Spears in a tattoo parlour with a shaved head on Saturday.

Further reports then emerged outlining her visit to a San Fernando Valley hair salon on Friday night where the singer shaved her head herself, after staff there refused.

The bizarre head shaving act, followed reports the singer had gone in and out of rehab last week.

Since Spears announced her separation from Kevin Federline in November, Spears, the mother of two young sons, has been seen partying with Paris Hilton.

Ian Drew explained that although appearances may lead us to think that the end of Britney's career is nigh, we shouldn't write her off just yet:

"A lot of people are speculating that it could be over for her career but the interesting thing about Britney Spears is just when they count her out, she comes back. She is a perfect example of American society bringing them down just so we can bring them back again. We love the up and down. The saga of being on top and then being on the very bottom and rehabilitating herself and getting better again."

He added, "We will have to see what happens. It depends on how committed she is to rehabilitating herself to staring up again with a new face, a new career and a new Britney."

SHOTLIST

APTN - London, 3rd August 2005

1. WS Ext Madame Tussaud

2. CU Madame Tussauds sign

3. WS Prince William wax work

4. CU Prince William wax work

5. SOUNDBITE Diane Moon: (on why they have made a Prince William wax work now)

"Well, guests to Madame Tussauds have been asking for Prince William for a few years now, but we decided to wait until he finished his studies and Clarence House gave us the go ahead, and so we are delighted to unveil him this morning. He looks great, I am sure that he is going to be our number one most popular male at Madame Tussauds judging by the reaction he has had so far. "

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Edinburgh, 2003

6. William chooses notebook to buy, showing it to camera

7. William chooses magazine from shelf

APTN - London, 3rd August 2005

6. Pan up Prince William wax work

7. SOUNDBITE Diane Moon: (on not making William too formal)

"We didn't want to make Prince William look too formal, the rest of the royal family are here in quite formal dress. I think Prince William is a man of the people, he is quite laid back and down to earth, so they suggested we dressed him in a lounge suit which is what we have done, the red tie was very important because he is very famous for wearing his bright ties. So they have been very helpful. I think the only difficulty is choosing a look for him. There are so many photographs of Prince William out there, sporty Prince William, very formal Prince William. So we wanted something in between, something very approachable so that people could get up close and give him a kiss and a cuddle if they want to."

8. GVs Royal family waxworks

APTN

Windsor, April 9, 2005

9. Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall leaving registry office

APTN - London, 3rd August 2005

10. SOUNDBITE Diane Moon: (on possible Camilla waxwork)

"Well, if our gusts want to see Camilla we would definitely consider making a figure of her. We did some research at the time she married Prince Charles and some people were like, 'yes, I would be quite interested,' but it wasn't an overwhelming, 'yes you must make Camilla now', but we will certainly keep a watching eye. Never say never. "

11. MS Prince William waxwork

MADAME TUSSAUDS ADDS WAXWORK PRINCE WILLIAM TO LONDON COLLECTION

A waxwork of Britain's heartthrob royal, Prince William, was unveiled at London's Madame Tussauds Wednesday (03AUG05).

Tussaud's first model of the 23-year-old is expected to beat singer Robbie Williams in the popularity stakes with women visitors.

To mark his debut, guests were invited to take a 'Cinderella slipper' test for the chance to claim a kiss from the model Prince.

Modellers worked from photographs to create the waxwork, as second in line to the throne William was unable to sit personally.

The casually dressed, smiling William wears a black lounge suit, blue shirt and red tie, and has his hands in his pockets.

He joins his father, the Prince of Wales, and grandmother, the Queen, in the waxworks' World Stage area.

The 6ft 3in model took three months to make after permission was granted from Buckingham Palace.

Although the real Prince William is known to have developed a bald patch, his waxwork has a healthy head of hair.

SHOTLIST

AP Television

Los Angeles, 8 August 2010

1. Wide shot of Gibson Amphitheatre

2. Medium of Teen Choice backdrop

3. Medium pan right of woollypocket backdrop with fruits and vegetables

4. Push in of solar panels

5. Wide of Kardashian sisters walking the arrivals line

6. Wide of arrivals

7. Travis McCoy speaks to reporter

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Travis McCoy/Recording Artist, on his ex-girlfriend Katy Perry hosting the Teen Choice Awards:

"I think she definitely has a sense of humor. I think she is going to wow the crowd. I got nothing but love for her. She is going to kill it. She is going to nail it."

9. Fashion shot, Jason Derulo

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Jason Derulo/Recording Artist, on his three nominations and performing:

"Tonight is a huge night for me. I think the most important thing is I was at home watching the show last year wishing I was up there. A year later I am nominated for three awards and performing. It is amazing. It is an amazing feeling and if you would just pinch me and just wake me up really quick? Aw. OK."

11. Wide of Levi Johnston walking the arrivals line

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Levi Johnston and Brittani Senser/Bristol Palin's Ex-Fiancee and new Recording Artist Brittani Senser:

Brittani Senser: "Just promoting the video and excited to shoot it. It should be fun."

(Reporter: "I have to ask you. We got eight million covers coming out. What is going on with your personal life right now?")

Levi Johnston: "Bristol and I have broken up. We are not together. We are co-parenting and doing the best that we can for Trip."

(Reporter: "What is going with Trip? Where is he staying right now?")

Levi Johnston: "He is with Bristol right now."

(Reporter: "You are co-parenting? Are you with him half the time?")

Levi Johnston: "No when I am in town we hang out. She is gone. We are doing great. I talk to her everyday. We keep in touch. Even though with us broken off it is like we are together. We found a way to work with each other. Things are going good."

(Reporter: "Can you clear up the rumors for us because there was so many things out there? I am sure they were probably miscellaneous things. What caused the break up? Was it her family? Was it the pregnancy? What happened?")

Levi Johnston: "I think it was just a lot of things. I am not going to comment on specific things like that but I think it had to do with a lot of the media. It is tough being in a relationship in the limelight."

13. Camera cutaway

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Levi Johnston and Brittani Senser/Bristol Palin's Ex-Fianc�e and new Recording Artist Brittani Senser:

Levi Johnston:

"We are filming it tomorrow and it is not about the Palins."

(Reporter: "Who is your beautiful date?")

Brittani Senser: "I am Brittani Senser. I am his co-star in the video. "

(Reporter: "Can you tell us about the rumor that says she is expecting a baby.")

Levi Johnston: "No, that's just lies."

13. Fashion shot, Cat Deeley

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Cat Deeley/Television Personality, on the wedding of Robbie Williams and Ayda Field:

"She is lovely. Ayda is lovely. She is the best chick ever so I am absolutely thrilled for both of them. She is gorgeous. He could not have picked a more wonderful lovely lady."

(Reporter: "So she is good news for him?")

Cat Deeley: "Absolutely, and she takes care of him and he takes care of her. You can clearly tell that she absolutely adores him and loves him."

15. Fashion shot, Jenna Ushkowitz

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jenna Ushkowitz/Actor, on upcoming "Glee" guest stars:

"I know, there is a sign up sheet, it's kind of awesome. Right now we know John Stamos is coming on. I am so excited. Supposedly Carol Burnett is coming on which would be amazing. I am a huge fan."

17. Wide of Jimmy Fallon speaking to reporters

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Jimmy Fallon/Actor-Talk Show Host, on hosting the Primetime Emmys in two weeks:

"Yeah, I am a little nervous to host the Emmy's. It is a bigger thing. It is a giant Nokia Theater, every television star in the world. It is exciting. It is a big night. A lot of people look forward to that night. It is going to be big. It is a little serious. I am keeping it fun. I am keeping it loose. We have two hours to give out twenty-eight awards. I am hopefully going to make it fly by."

19. Wide of Chris Daughtry speaking to reporter

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Chris Daughtry/Recording Artist, on who will be the next "American Idol" judge:

"Well it is definitely interesting. They are both super stars. I am a huge Aerosmith fan so it will be fun to watch him off stage and see him how he handles the judging. I think they are both a good fit. This should be interesting."

21. Fashion shot, Nicki Minaj

22. SOUNDBITE (English) Nicki Minaj/Recording Artist, on her outfit:

"I want it to feel kind of like a boy but a girl so I figured I wanted to do a jacket and something that seemed like real bossy. This is what we came up with."

23. SOUNDBITE (English) Quinton Aaron/Actor:

"I feel good. I just proposed to Nicki Minaj on the carpet."

(Reporter: "What did she say?")

Quinton Aaron: "She said yes. She said yes so that is what is up. I think we are getting married (laughs)."

24. Fashion shot, Bronson Pelletier, "New Moon"

25. SOUNDBITE (English) Bronson Pelletier/Actor, on his outfit:

"Thank you very much. It is rather warm outside but I am actually rocking Elmer Avenue blazer. I got a pair of recycled pants and they feel just awesome. I can do lunges in these bad boys, I swear. G and G shoes and Armani shirt. I kind of through this shirt on myself. Whatever."

26. Wide of arrivals

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TALKING TOPICS AT THE TEEN CHOICE ARRIVALS

Actors, recording artists and socialites all gathered Sunday afternoon (8 AUG 2010) for the Teen Choice Awards in Los Angeles.

Before the ceremony, sweaty celebs strutted down a red carpet lined with wall gardens bursting with strawberries and other organic goodies.

Also positioned along the carpet were fans - the ones that circulate air, not obsessive screams - powered by models pedaling exercise bikes to keep attendees feeling cool.

This year was emceed by singer Katy Perry.

Before the show, Travie McCoy who previously dated Perry, wished her the best of luck hosting.

"I think she definitely has a sense of humor," said McCoy. "I think she is going to wow the crowd. I got nothing but love for her. She is going to kill it. She is going to nail it."

Newcomer, Jason Derulo scored his very first Teen Choice surfboard.

The American singer won. Choice Music: Album R and B.

"Tonight is a huge night for me," said Derulo before the ceremony started. "I think the most important thing is I was at home watching the show last year wishing I was up there. A year later I am nominated for three awards and performing. It is amazing. It is an amazing feeling and if you would just pinch me and just wake me up really quick? Aw. OK."

Elsewhere on the arrivals line, break-ups and weddings were the hot topics - with a bit of TV gossip thrown in too.

Levi Johnston, who recently called off his engagement with Bristol Palin, the daughter of former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, walked the red carpet with singer Brittani Senser.

Johnston said his relationship with Palin as the parents of their toddler son, Tripp, is going well despite their split.

"We are doing great," said Johnston. "I talk to her every day. We keep in touch. Even though with us broken off, it is like we are together. We found a way to work with each other. Things are going good."

U.K. television personality Cat Deeley was also present in a short white mini and Jimmy Choo bag.

She commented on the recent wedding of British pop sensation Robbie Williams to TV actress Ayda Field.

"She is lovely. Ayda is lovely. She is the best chick ever so I am absolutely thrilled for both of them. She is gorgeous. He could not have picked a more wonderful lovely lady."

As for the television news - "Glee," star Jenna Ushkowitz confirmed John Stamos will be appearing as a guest on the show, but added Carol Burnett is in talks to come on board as well.

Meanwhile, comedian turned talk show host Jimmy Fallon said he was going to take notes while Katy Perry hosted, hoping to pick up some pointers before his big day hosting the Primetime Emmys.

"Yeah, I am a little nervous to host the Emmy's," said Fallon. "It is a bigger thing. It is a giant Nokia Theater, every television star in the world. It is exciting. It is a big night. A lot of people look forward to that night. It is going to be big. It is a little serious. I am keeping it fun. I am keeping it loose. We have two hours to give out twenty-eight awards. I am hopefully going to make it fly by."

SHOTLIST

AP Television

London, 16 Feb. 2010

1. Fashion shot Leslie Loh

2. Various Lily Allen talking to reporter

3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lily Allen on her performance: "I fly in on a bomb and then I have to walk down a really steep flight of stairs while some paratroopers come down from the sky in some ridiculous outfits and we all dance around for about 3 minutes."

Reporter: "Are you scared?"

"Yeah, I''m really nervous."

4. Meatloaf talking to reporter

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Meatloaf on the Brits highlights: "I''ve been to the BRITs more than any other awards show. Probably about 14."

Reporter: "Is there a highlight for you?"

Meatloaf: "There''s two. 1985 when Whitney Houston performed and I was rolling around on the floor like a man possessed screaming at the top of my lungs because I''d never heard anything like it, and I presented the famous award to Prince when he had the two big body guards and mumbled and left. I was the one who gave him the award. So those are two big moments that are in history."

6. Meatloaf talking to reporter

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Meatloaf on Lady Gaga:

"She''s helped that (to bring original music back). That''s what it was in the 50''s, that''s what it was in the 60''s and the 70''s, half way through the 80''s and then it started to go about everybody copying everybody else. Lady Gaga comes and goes, ''Hey I''m here''."

8. Fashion shot of Katherine Jenkins wearing Alexander McQueen

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Katherine Jenkins on Lady Gaga: "I think the music is really good, she writes her own stuff. I think as a musician she''s really talented. I saw her perform at the Royal Variety Show, I was really impressed by her, but as well she''s got that kooky dress sense thing going on, which whether you love it or you hate it you end up talking about it."

10. Daniel Merriweather talking to reporter

11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Daniel Merriweather on the UK embracing his music: "It was a real surprise when people embraced my music, because, something that really came of leftfield for a bit, I really didn''t expect it. It''s a really nice feeling to have people go out and buy your record."

12. Various Dizzee Rascal talking to reporter

13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dizzee Rascal, on Robbie Williams'' comeback: "Why not, man? I''d love to see him come back to know that if I ever get big I can take a few years off then I can come back, so it''s all good."

14. Calvin Harris talking to reporter

15. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kalvin Harris on Abbey Road possibly being sold: "As long as the studios continue to function it doesn''t really matter who owns them. And I very much doubt that whoever buys them is going to want to turn it into flats, so I wouldn''t worry that it''s not going to be a studio any more. And I''d like to think that everyone will keep their jobs and that kind of stuff. To be honest with you if I was that amount of money down I don''t think Abbey Road would be my first priority, but it is what it is, but I''m confident that humanity will prevail and everyone will keep their job and it will remain a recording studio, because it''s Abbey Road ain''t it. It''s Abbey Road at the end of the day."

16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mika on Abbey Road possibly being sold: "I think it was only a matter of time before EMI sold Abbey Road studios, they already sold Olympic Studios, they invested so hugely in all these holdings. It''s kind of the tip of the iceberg, really. The music industry is changing. Single sales are up, album sales are down, there''s no surprise at that and it was always bound to change, so we''ll see."

17. Fashion shot Pixie Lott

18. SOUNDBITE: (English) on women leading the nominations: "I think it''s great that girls are leading the way, it''s the right time for it. I think they''re all talented so yeah, good luck to them."

19. Leona Lewis wearing William Tempest dress and pink Stella McCartney shoes

20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Leona Lewis on her best BRIT memory: "I was there when I was 14 at the BRITs in the audience, screaming, so that was one of my moments I remember."

Reporter: "A bit of a contrast from then to now?"

Leona Lewis: "Yeah, definitely, a big achievement."

21. SOUNDBITE: (English) JLS on being at the BRITs:

Oritse Williams:"On top of the world, I just can''t explain it. I was just looking and Marvin just said to me, ''you all right, O?'' I said I''m not actually. This is pretty unbelievable."

Marvin Humes: "I think he met Kylie and got a bit, flustered."

Oritse Williams:"I didn''t know what to say. Oh hello Kylie, uh, uh, uh (laughs)."

22. Kylie Minogue talking to reporter

23. JLS talking to reporters

STORYLINE

A SOGGY 30th ANNIVERSARY AT THE BRITS

It was a soggy start to the BRITs 30th anniversary ceremony in London tonight (16th February 2010), but once in the warm and dry of London''s Earls Court Arena the stars spoke of their excitement of the upcoming show.

Alongside the revelations of this year''s winners the ceremony includes live performances by Lady Gaga, Jay-Z, Cheryl Cole, Lily Allen, Dizzee Rascal; Florence and the Machine, Kasabian, JLS and Robbie Williams.

Lily Allen is leading the nominations tonight along with Lady Gaga, Florence & The Machine, and Pixie Lott with three nods each.

Just prior to the show she said what to expect from her performance.

"I fly in on a bomb and then I have to walk down a really steep flight of stairs while some paratroopers come down from the sky in some ridiculous outfits and we all dance around for about three minutes."

Having been crowned the most successful selling artist of 2009 with her single ''Poker Face,'' Lady Gaga makes her BRIT Awards nominations debut, short listed for International Female Solo Artist, International Breakthrough Act and International Album for ''The Fame.''

Backstage tonight the flamboyant singer was all everyone could talk about.

Meatloaf, who said he''d been to more BRITs than any other awards show, said that Lady Gaga had brought originality back to the music industry.

"She''s helped that (to bring original music back). That''s what it was in the 50''s, that''s what it was in the 60''s and the 70''s, half way through the 80''s and then it started to go about everybody copying everybody else. Lady Gaga comes and goes, ''Hey I''m here''."

Katherine Jenkins, who wowed photographers in an ueber-British gown designed by the late Alexander McQueen, said it was impossible to ignore Lady Gaga''s style.

"I think the music is really good, she writes her own stuff. I think as a musician she''s really talented. I saw her perform at the Royal Variety Show, I was really impressed by her, but as well she''s got that kooky dress sense thing going on, which whether you love it or you hate it you end up talking about it."

In the British corner, The BRITs 2009 Critics'' Choice Award winner Florence & The Machine netted nominations for British Female Solo Artist, British Breakthrough Act and the sought after MasterCard British Album.

Her debut album ''Lungs'' stormed the charts reaching the No. 2 spot in the UK and No. 13 in Europe. Florence & The Machine released a succession of hit singles from the album including ''Rabbit Heart (Raise It Up)'' and ''You Got The Love,'' both reaching Top 20 in the UK.

Coming out on top with her critically-acclaimed second album ''It''s Not Me, It''s You,'' Lily Allen goes up against Florence & The Machine for British Female Solo Artist, MasterCard British Album and British Single of the Year for ''The Fear.''

UK newcomer Pixie Lott has stormed the charts with her debut single ''Mama Do'' which goes up against La Roux , JLS, Lily Allen and Cheryl Cole amongst others for British Single of the Year.

Pixie is also nominated for British Female Solo Artist and British Breakthrough Act. She''s up against Florence And The Machine; Friendly Fires; JLS and La Roux.

This year''s awards is dominated by strong female contenders. Pixie said she feels that couldn''t have come early enough.

"I think it''s great that girls are leading the way, it''s the right time for it. I think they''re all talented so yeah, good luck to them."

One of those talented ladies up against Pixie for the Best Female Solo Artist Award is Leona Lewis. She said her best memory of the BRITs was being in the audience as a teenager.

"I was there when I was 14 at the BRITs in the audience, screaming, so that was one of my moments I remember."

JLS, Kasabian, La Roux, Dizzee Rascal, Jay-Z and Paolo Nutini are also recognized.

Brit rapper Dizzee Rascal and American rapper Jay-Z both received double nominations.

Dizzee Rascal, heralded as bringing Grime back to the forefront of UK music - paving the way for artists such as N-Dubz and Tinchy Stryder - gets nods in the categories for British Male Solo Artist and MasterCard British Album.

He''s widely tipped to pick up the Best British Male award tonight. Before the show he paid tribute to Robbie Williams who is also performing tonight and receiving the outstanding contribution award.

"Why not, man? I''d love to see him come back to know that if I ever get big I can take a few years off then I can come back, so it''s all good."

Jay-Z has been recognized in the International Male Solo Artist and International Album categories (for Blueprint 3).

Up against Dizzee in the British Male Solo Artist category are Calvin Harris, Mika, Robbie Williams and Scotland''s Paolo Nutini, who is a two-time nominee.

Reacting to the news that the cash-strapped music company EMI Group Ltd. is seeking a buyer for Abbey Road studios, where The Beatles recorded some of their most famous songs, Kalvin said he''s confident the studios will be safe.

"As long as the studios continue to function it doesn''t really matter who owns them. And I very much doubt that whoever buys them is going to want to turn it into flats, so I wouldn''t worry that it''s not going to be a studio anymore. And I''d like to think that everyone will keep their jobs and that kind of stuff. To be honest with you if I was that amount of money down I don''t think Abbey Road would be my first priority, but it is what it is, but I''m confident that humanity will prevail and everyone will keep their job and it will remain a recording studio, because it''s Abbey Road ain''t it. It''s Abbey Road at the end of the day."

Mika, who''s nominated for Best Male Solo Artist, said the news of the sale is an inevitable reflection of changes within the music industry.

"I think it was only a matter of time before EMI sold Abbey Road studios, they already sold Olympic Studios, they invested so hugely in all these holdings. It''s kind of the tip of the iceberg really. The music industry is changing. Single sales are up, album sales are down, there''s no surprise at that and it was always bound to change, so we''ll see."

BRIT newcomers JLS get three nods for British Group, British Breakthrough Act and British Single of the Year. Taio Cruz is also in the running for "Break Your Heart."

On the red carpet before the show the JLS boys said they were excited about the show, but more so about meeting Kylie Minogue.

"On top of the world, I just can''t explain it. I was just looking and Marvin just said to me, ''You all right O?'' I said I''m not actually. This is pretty unbelievable," said Oritse Williams.

"I think he met Kylie and got a bit, flustered," quipped Marvin Humes.

Rockers Kasabian are recognized with two nominations in British Group and MasterCard British Album for ''West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum.''

British urban trio NDubz made the nominations list for Best Single for their part in Tinchy Stryder''s "Number One".

Topping a female dominated year critically acclaimed singer La Roux joins the ladies with two nominations for British Breakthrough Act and British Single of the Year for ''In for the Kill''.

Ellie Goulding takes the Critics'' Choice Award this year.

Leading the international categories Empire of the Sun and Animal Collective both receive two nods for International Breakthrough Act and International Album.

Daniel Merriweather is up against Lady Gaga for international breakthrough act. He said he''s been overwhelmed by the response from people out of his home country, Australia.

"It was a real surprise when people embraced my music, because, something that really came of leftfield for a bit, I really didn''t expect it. It''s a really nice feeling to have people go out and buy your record."

The BRIT Awards 2010 with MasterCard hosted by Peter Kay takes place tonight at London''s Earls Court Arena and will be televised live on ITV1.

The full list of nominees is as follows:

British male solo artist - Calvin Harris; Dizzee Rascal; Mika; Paolo Nutini; Robbie Williams.

British female solo artist - Bat For Lashes; Florence And The Machine; Leona Lewis; Lily Allen; Pixie Lott.

British breakthrough act - Florence And The Machine; Friendly Fires; JLS; La Roux; Pixie Lott.

British group - Doves; Friendly Fires; JLS; Kasabian; Muse.

MasterCard British Album - Dizzee Rascal, Tongue n''Cheek; Florence And The Machine, Lungs; Kasabian, West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum; Lily Allen, It''s Not Me, It''s You; Paolo Nutini, Sunny Side Up.

British single - Alesha Dixon, Breathe Slow; Alexandra Burke featuring Flo Rida, Bad Boys; Cheryl Cole, Fight For This Love; Joe McElderry, The Climb; JLS, Beat Again; La Roux, In For The Kill; Lily Allen, The Fear; Pixie Lott, Mama Do; Taio Cruz, Break Your Heart; Tinchy Stryder featuring N-Dubz, Number 1.

International male solo artist - Bruce Springsteen; Eminem; Jay-Z; Michael Buble; Seasick Steve.

International female solo artist - Lady GaGa; Ladyhawke; Norah Jones; Rihanna; Shakira.

International breakthrough act - Animal Collective; Daniel Merriweather; Empire Of The Sun; Lady Gaga; Taylor Swift.

International album - Animal Collective, Merriweather Post Pavilion; Black Eyed Peas, The E.N.D.; Empire Of The Sun, Walking On Dream; Jay-Z, The Blueprint 3; Lady GaGa - The Fame.

British producer - Jim Abbiss; Paul Epworth; Ethan Johns; Steve Lillywhite.

Critics'' choice - Ellie Goulding.

Outstanding contribution to music - Robbie Williams.

Brits performance of 30th year - Bee Gees, Stayin'' Alive/How Deep Is Your Love (1997); Bros I Owe You Nothing (1989); Coldplay, Clocks (2003); Eurythmics and Stevie Wonder, Angel (1999); Girls Aloud, The Promise (2009); Kanye West, Gold Digger; Kylie Minogue, Can''t Get You Out Of My Head (2002); Michael Jackson, Earth Song (1996); Paul McCartney Live & Let Die (2008); Pet Shop Boys, Go West (1994); Robbie Williams and Tom Jones, Full Monty medley; Scissor Sisters, Take Your Mama (2005); Spice Girls, Wannabe/Who Do You Think You Are?

(1994); The Who, Who Are You? (1988).

Brits album of 30 years - Coldplay, A Rush Of Blood To The Head; Dido, No Angel; Dire Straits, Brothers In Arms; Duffy, Rockferry; Keane, Hopes & Fears; Oasis, What''s The Story Morning Glory; Phil Collins, No Jacket Required; Sade, Diamond Life; The Verve, Urban Hymns; Travis, The Man Who.

SHOTLIST

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London, August 3, 2005

1. Wide exterior shot of Madame Tussaud's wax museum

2. Sign on wall reading "Madame Tussaud"

3. People queuing outside

4. Girl posing with Prince William wax figure

5. Wide shot photographers

6. Medium shot girl posing with wax figure

7. Photographers

8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Diane Moon, Communications Madame Tussaud's

"I think Prince William is going to be the Number One male at Madame Tussaud's.

You know we've got Robbie Williams and we've got Brad Pitt, but judging by the reaction this morning, I think all the ladies will make a bee line for Prince William."

9. Journalists

10. Girl posing with wax figure

11. Wax figure of Queen Elizabeth with make-up artist

12. Princess Diana wax figure

13. Medium shot of figures of Prince Charles and Queen Elizabeth

14. Various figures of historic leaders

15. Queen Victoria wax figure

16. Various Prince William wax figure

POOL - May only be re-used for news purposes.

Edinburgh, 2003

16. Prince William walks down street and enters newsagents

17. William chooses notebook to buy, showing it to camera

18. William chooses magazine from shelf

19. William pays for shopping at counter

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Windsor, April 9, 2005

20. Prince William and Prince Harry arriving for Prince Charles wedding

21. Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall leaving registry office

22. Prince William waving and walking to car

STORYLINE:

London's famous wax-museum Madame Tussaud's presented the launch of their Prince William wax work on Wednesday.

Visitors and reporters were encouraged to get up close to the wax figure of the 23 year old prince.

Prince William is the latest acquisition to wax figures of the British royal family, with Queen Elizabeth, Prince Charles and Princess Diana already featured in the popular London tourist attraction.

Spokesperson for the museum Diane Moon said she expected Prince William to become the most popular male at the museum.

"I think Prince William is going to be the Number One male at Madame Tussaud's. You know we've got Robbie Williams and we've got Brad Pitt, but judging by the reaction this morning, I think all the ladies will make a bee line for Prince William." she said.

The 6ft 3in (1.92 metres) figure took three months to make and cost 100-thousand pounds (USD 177-thousand).

The museum chose to depict William in a casual pose wearing a lounge suite to reflect what they call a "laid back personality"

Prince Williams has not yet been able to see the figure of himself.

The wax doll was created in collaboration with Clarence House, the official residence of Prince Charles and his sons.