SHOTLIST:

1. Various wide exteriors of El Crillon Hotel

2. Interior wide shot of Lance Armstrong and doctors arriving at press conference

3. Photographer

4. Lance Armstrong

5. Wide shot of press conference

6. Doctor Andy von Eschenbach, Director of National Cancer Institute (U.S.) introducing Lance Armstrong

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Lance Armstrong, Tour de France winner

"Thank-you, thank-you. Due to the fact that my 200 friends the last three weeks made life very difficult it may not be story-time today. I think the thing that strikes me about this room and about this event, especially in the day and age that we are living in now so much what does America think, what does France think, what does Germany think, what Russia think. This is not a national problem this is a global problem and the resolution will be a global resolution. And to stand in a room with an international crowd and be in arguably the most beautiful city in the world is a tremendous honour and it's an honour to win the Tour de France anyway, but it's a real honour to win the Tour de France as a cancer survivor."

8. Various cutaways

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Lance Armstrong, Tour de France winner

"It's been a very difficult three weeks of course but somehow along the way you have these problems and you always look back to 1996 and you realise that a crash on Luz-Ardiden or a little cycle across into Gap is not nearly as bad as sitting in a hospital room in Indianapolis, Indiana. And so drawing on that experience helps and perhaps is one of the secrets to winning the Tour. Thank-you for being here and thank-you to my fellow cancer survivors for coming out. Thank-you Dr. von Eschenbach for having me and I hope everybody has great day."

10. Lance Armstrong having his photo taken and leaving

11. American woman outside holding up a copy of the French daily sports newspaper 'L'Equipe' showing Lance Armstrong on the front page

12. Wide exterior shot of El Crillon hotel

STORYLINE:

His life-and-death battle with cancer may be one of the secrets of his success, American cycling star Lance Armstrong said on Monday, a day after winning his record-tying fifth consecutive Tour de France crown.

Armstrong told a gathering of cancer specialists and survivors of the disease that winning the 23-day, 3,427.5-kilometre (2,125-mile) clockwise race around France was easy compared to the agony of lying sick in a hospital

bed, fighting a devastating illness.

Armstrong spoke at a press conference held before an advisory group of cancer specialists and survivors to U.S. President George W. Bush.

Armstrong was treated in 1996 for testicular cancer that had spread to his brain and lungs.

He returned to competition and won the first of five consecutive Tour titles in 1999.

He has used his celebrity to help raise money for cancer research and survivors.

Around the world, 22.4 million people either have or have had the disease.

HEADLINE: Tour de France champ fails doping test

CAPTION: Three-time Tour de France champion Alberto Contador blamed contaminated meat Thursday for his positive doping test during this year's race, the latest blow to a sport battered by drug scandals. (Sept. 30)

NB. THIS IS A VOICEOVER TRANSCRIPT, NOT A FULL SHOT LIST.

It's another black eye for the sport of cycling.

We're learning that reigning Tour de France champion Alberto Contador (kahn-ta-door) tested positive for a banned substance during the July race.

The Spaniard is admitting as such but at a press conference Thursday he blamed the results on contaminated meat.

(nat sound contador)

He also made clear that what was found in two samples taken from him were miniscule amounts.

(nat sound contador)

The U-C-I, which is cycling's governing body has provisionally suspended the three-time Tour winner.

However it's not clear if Contador will be stripped of the yellow jersey.

The drug in question has anabolic properties that build muscle while burning fat.

Contador insists he must have ingested it when he ate some meat on the day in question and he says the U-C-I backs him on that.

Contador is the cycling's biggest star now that Lance Armstrong has retired and this positive test for Contador as well as others continue to discredit the sport worldwide.

WORLD NEWS REVIEW 1998 - RUNNING ORDER

Opening

Titles and Headlines

1.

Clinton scandal

2.

Celebrity scandals

Robert De Niro denies call girl allegations

George Michael in public sex scandal

Actress Jodie Foster and Princess Stephanie of Monaco

give birth without naming the fathers

Pamela Anderson sex video on internet

3.

Africa

US Embassy bombings

4.

Afghanistan

Taliban rule

Earthquake

5.

Iran

Border tension with Afghanistan

World Cup Football celebrations

Lifting the Fatwah on Salmon Rushdie

6.

Libya

Gaddafi

Conciliation over the Lockerbie air crash

7.

Egypt

Sphinx encourages the return of tourists

8.

Sudan

Drought and Famine

9

Worldwide

Natural Disasters

10

China

Floods

State industry problems

Tibet technology

Ice break swimmers

Scorpions and grasshoppers on restaurant menus

11

Japan

Ancient Aoi festival

Music - wadaiko drums, drinking straws music

New Government

Economic troubles

12.

Indonesia

Riots

President Suharto resigns

13.

Cambodia

Pol Pot dies

14.

South East Asia

Prostitution

15.

Malaysia

Deputy Prime Minister -sex and corruption charges

16.

Records of 1998

Most expensive violin

The largest cruise liner

Highest tight-rope walk

Man underwater record

Around the world sailing record

Microlite and balloon record attempts

Man with snakes

17.

India / Pakistan

Nuclear arms race

18.

Russia - a hard year

The last days of MIR space station

Stadium collapse

Collapse of the Rouble

Unemployment - unpaid wages

Tax collection problems

Political turmoil - Yeltsin health

Rivals for power

Tsar's remains reburied - Yeltsin attends

19.

Animals

Save the Siberian tiger

Oil threat to Mongolian Antelope

Northern Right whale

Baltic Sea Eagles

Monkey water-skiing - Japan

Brigitte Bardot fights for dogs

20.

Fashion

The fur show

Fashions of 1998

21.

Kosovo

Fighting - refugees

22.

Italy

Unemployment protest

23.

Germany

Job protests

Kohl defeated - new government

European integration question

Love parade

BMW buy Rolls Royce

24.

Holland

Gay marriage

Gay Games

25.

Belgium

Man wants to be a penguin

26.

Britain

Northern Ireland Peace

Monarchy 1998 - Prince Charles and Camilla

Duke of Windsor auction

Duchess of York book

Rolling Stones Tour

Spice Girls split

27.

France

English football fans riot

Air France strike

Plane lands on its belly

World Cup celebrations

National one day city traffic ban

Tour de France

100th anniversary Paris Motorshow

28.

South Africa

Mandela - Marriage / Birthday

Former President P.W. Botha suspended prison

sentence

29.

Democratic Republic

of Congo

Civil war sucks in neighbouring countries

30.

Peru

Pro democracy riots

Child labour

Amazon Indians

31.

Bolivia

Dinosaur Footprints

32.

Brazil

Presidential elections

33.

Chile

General Pinochet resigns military command

Pinochet detained in the U.K

34.

Cuba

Pope visit

Actor Jack Nicholson visits

35.

U.S.A

"Titanic" sweeps academy awards

Richard Gere AIDS campaign

Frank Sinatra dies

Wallstreet volatility

36.

Iraq

Arms inspectors crisis

37.

Israel

Peace process

38.

Close

US mid-term elections

Clinton

John Glenn in space again

End

English/Nat

A court on Friday acquitted French cycling star Richard Virenque of a role in a scheme to supply drugs to his former Festina team.

However they did convict the team's former trainer and the former physiotherapist, ending the trial that grew out of the doping scandal that nearly wrecked the 1998 Tour de France.

Six others defendants, from a pharmacist to the doctor from the Once team, Nicolas Terrados, who received a 30-thousand franc (42-hundred U-S dollar) fine plus a customs fine of 15-thousand francs (2,145 U-S dollar), were also sentenced.

The other sentences ranged from a five-month a 10-thousand franc (1,430 U-S dollar) fine for a pharmacy accountant, Eric Paranier, to a nine-month suspended sentence and fine for the former trainer of the Francaise des Jeux team.

Bruno Roussel, the former trainer, was sentenced to a one-year suspended prison sentence and fined 50-thousand francs (7-thousand U-S dollars).

Willy Voet, the physiotherapist, was given a 10-month suspended sentence and a 30-thousand franc (42-hundred U-S dollars) fine.

Virenque, a star climber, broke down during the dramatic fall trial in this northern French city and admitted that he had taken illicit products.

Until then, he had insisted that he did not take drugs even though it was established that the Festoon team used doping products systematically.

Virenque had been charged with "complicity to facilitate and incite the use of doping products."

Roussel and Voet were convicted under the same charges.

However, the International Cycling Union is expected to rule December 29 on sanctions against Virenque.

The court followed the prosecutors recommendations to drop charges against Virenque and order suspended sentences for the others.

The scandal surrounding the Festina team broke when Voet was caught at the French-Belgian border, just before the start of the Tour de France, with a stash of illicit products, notably the performance-enhancing EPO, in the team car he was driving.

Festina was expelled from the Tour, which was then dogged throughout by the scandal, as police followed riders, searching hotel rooms for suspected drugs.

SOUNDBITE: (French)

"We are still very far off a European Community because in Italy in such cases they have three months probation - for example Pantani - not here. I think if that continues to happen in France the doping will continue."

SUPER CAPTION: Willy Voet, Festina physiotherapist

SOUNDBITE: (French)

"I'm happy and content with the decision of the judges. It was a very long process, more than two and a half years I've been under suspicion, therefore I'm happy it's another opportunity."

SUPER CAPTION: Richard Virenque, Festina cyclist

SOUNDBITE: (French)

"I'm surprised and as I said I'm the trainer therefore on paper I'm the one who's responsible. But there is another issue at the end of the year."

SUPER CAPTION: Bruno Roussel, former Festina team trainer

Lille, France - December 22, 2000

1. Exterior tribunal

2. French cycling star Richard Virenque and his lawyers

3. Arrival of Willy Voet, team physiotherapist

4. Willy Voet saying he is confident, as he walks

5. Arrival Bruno Roussel, foremost sports director of the Festina team, with lawyer

6. Bruno Roussel enters tribunal

7. Lawyers enter tribunal

8. Various of police

9. Voet comes out of tribunal

10. SOUNDBITE: (French) Willy Voet, Festina physiotherapist

11. Set up of Virenque

12. SOUNDBITE: (French) Richard Virenque, Festina cyclist

13. Cutaway

15. Mid shot of Virenque speaking and leaving

16. Set up of Roussel

17. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bruno Roussel, former Festina team trainer

18. Wide exterior of tribunal with crowd

SHOTLIST:

FILE - APTN May 3, 2004

1. Wide shot of Louvre Pyramid with tourist entering

2. Low angle shot of Louvre Museum sign in front of Pyramid

3. Tourists entering Louvre Pyramid

4. Tourists descending into Louvre on escalator

5. Closer view of tourists descending

6. Tourists descending

APTN-, September 9, 2004

7. Interior of Village Voice bookshop on Paris' Left Bank

8. Pan down from thriller category to Dan Brown's Da Vinci code paperback

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Jean-Manuel Traimond, Agence Escape, Da Vinci Code tour guide:

"The book itself I think has sold more than 8 million. To my great surprise it even sells very briskly in France and I believe it feeds into the appetite for conspiracy theories, and it feeds into the belief that there are some greater people hidden somewhere who run the world. I think it is a silly belief and I'm trying to exploit it."

10. Tilt down on St Sulpice Church in Paris' Left Bank

11. Wide exterior entrance to St Sulpice Church

12. Stained window glass inside church

13. Tilt up on purported "roseline" on the church floor described in book

14. Walking in shot of Michel Rougé, St Sulpice Parishioner/Volunteer Tour Guide

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Michel Rougé, Parishioner/Saint-Sulpice Volunteer Tour Guide:

"He (Author Dan Brown) should be blamed for putting three lines in the beginning of his book saying that everything in his book is true - everything cultural or ritual or historical. And this of course is not true."

16. Medium to tight shot of disclaimer regarding book's description of Church's history versus reality

17. Wide of purported roseline on the floor

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Michel Rougé, St Sulpice Parishioner/Volunteer Tour Guide:

"Some people claim to have intimate knowledge of hidden secrets and the church has been careful to hide for 2,000 years and so every reader of the book is now party to these secrets in spite of the plots by the church to extinguish them and of course nobody has burnt Mr. Dan Brown nobody has destroyed the book so the defence of the secret is not very well organised."

19. Wide of Rouge walking out of the church

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Jerry McDonald, American tourist from West Virginia:

"We've been to London and also Paris and we've tried to see as many of the sights that are connected to the Da Vinci code as possible."

21. Exterior tourists entering church

22. SOUNDBITE : (English) Simona Meyer, German tourist

"Part of what's so interesting is guessing how much is true. I didn't start reading it believing it would be true. So that makes it all the more interesting.

23. Tilt down from church ceiling

24. Statue of Jesus on the crucifix

STORYLINE:

The best-selling novel "The Da Vinci Code" has helped draw 13 percent more American tourists to Paris in the first five months of this year compared to 2003, the Paris Tourist Board said.

Tourists are flocking to key sights featured in Dan Brown's novel, particularly the Louvre Museum, which houses the Mona Lisa, and to the Saint-Sulpice Church on Paris' Left Bank.

"The Da Vinci Code" is a mix of code-breaking, art history, secret societies, religion and lore, all wrapped up in short, frenetic chapters.

The novel is the No. 1 fiction book in France, where intellectuals dissect it on television panels and in the editorial pages.

In the United States, the book is No. 1 on the New York Times best seller list, where it has featured for 76 weeks.

Parisian travel agencies are cashing in, offering Da Vinci code tours.

Tour guide Jean-Manuel Traimond said his aim is to debunk the myths behind the book, because he believes most of Brown's facts about Paris' famous sites are inaccurate.

Michel Rougé, parishioner in charge of Saint-Sulpice volunteer guides, welcomed the attention the church is getting but he not pleased by how many tourists visiting St Sulpice want to believe the myths written in the book.

Jerry McDonald, from West Virginia, was so taken by the book he and his wife spent their European holiday tracking the path of the Da Vinci code in Paris and London.

German tourist Simona Meyer said she isn't bothered by the blurring of the lines between fact and fiction: "Part of what's so interesting is guessing how much is true."

SHOTLIST:

AGENCY POOL

Paris, June 20, 2002

1. Exterior wide shot of Bono's car arriving at the gates of the Elysee palace

2. Bono's car arriving in the courtyard of the Elysee palace

3. Interior shot of Bono talking with French President Jacques Chirac, zoom in to Bono

4. Mid shot of Jacques Chirac

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bono, rock singer and activist:

"And I feel that our moments, this time that we're in will be remembered probably for three things: the war against terror, I guess the internet and how we let an entire continent burst into flames while we stood around with watering cans. You know, the scale of the response has to match the scale of the problem."

6. Bono and Jacques Chirac on the steps of the Elysee palace shaking hands, Bono gives a 'V' sign

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bono, rock singer and activist:

"He said he is willing to give more money and he wants to do it in concert though, with the other leaders. Some of them he feels are dragging their heels."

8. Cutaway French flag

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bono, rock singer and activist:

"At the moment the United States is, as a percentage, it gives the least of all the rich countries. France has been generous but in the last years has gone down. He promised me they would reverse that trend and I am very happy about that."

10. Bono crouching by his car signing an autograph

11. Bono's car leaving the Elysee palace

APTN

File - Tamale, Ghana - May 22, 2002

14. Plane on tarmac

15. Bono and US Treasury Secretary, Paul O'Neill getting off plane

16. Patient in hospital

17. Bono talking to woman

Accra, Ghana - May 22, 2002

18. Wide shot school

19. Bono singing to pupils

20. Pupils applauding

21. Bono writing on blackboard

STORYLINE:

Rock star Bono on Thursday urged French President Jacques Chirac to be "a champion for Africa" when he and other world leaders meet next week to discuss a new African development plan.

Prior to visiting the French leader at his presidential Elysee Palace, the U2 singer said Chirac had "been in Africa more than any other politician", adding: "He has a passion for Africa and I want to turn his passion into cash."

After their meeting, Bono said Chirac had pledged to reverse the decline in French aid contributions to the continent.

France and other Group of Eight nations will discuss the new plan for Africa at a June 26-27 meeting in Canada.

It offers a package of trade and aid help for Africa, coupled with assistance in ending civil wars and improving governance across the continent.

Chirac said he hoped for progress at the summit and pledged that "France will play its part."

The French leader said it was essential that industrial nations cancel or reduce debts owed by poor nations and improve development aid.

Bono recently accompanied US Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill on a 12-day tour of Africa to press for debt relief and more aid.

SHOTLIST:

1. Elysee Palace in Paris, soldiers standing to attention, zoom on King Abdullah II of Jordan

2. King Abdullah II of Jordan walking (right), shakes hands with French president Jacque Chirac, walks into building

3. Various of Abdullah and Chirac shaking hands

4. Various of soldiers outside Elysee Palace in Paris

STORYLINE:

King Abdullah II of Jordan arrived on Wednesday for talks with French president Jacque Chirac on the Middle East peace process.

The Jordanian monarch is accompanied by Prime Minister Faisal al-Fayez and Foreign Minister Hani Mulki.

King Abdullah started his European tour in Spain, and will also visit Britain and Germany.

His talks in the four European countries will focus on political developments in the Middle East, especially in the Palestinian territories and Iraq, the Jordanian news agency Petra said on Monday.

CLIENTS PLEASE NOTE:

SHOTLIST:-

Rio de Janeiro, 8th, April, 2001

1- Wide shot of stage

2- Wide shot of lady seating in a chair

3- Pan from Enizia`s house to the stage

4- SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Enizia Cunha da Silva, Single Mother

A: "I love to dance samba. I am the best "sambista" here in the city of Nova Iguacu.

Q: But, have you heard about Flamenco dance?

A: I have never heard about it. It´s the first time.

Q: Have you got any idea of what it´s like?

A: No. I am mad to see it. I have never heard about it and never saw it.

Q: Are you curious?

A: Ah, I am so curious. I am ready to go the front of the stage to see it."

5- Wide shot of Antonio Marquez coming down stairs to meet the press

6- SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Antonio Marquez, Flamenco Dancer: "I always tell people that I like to reach all places with my work. If to reach all places I have to be here doing this, I am enchanted and I am feeling happy. Because I didn´t know how to reach places like this in Brazil."

7- Tilt-up from Antonio Marquez feet to wide of Antonio Marquez

8- SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Antonio Marquez, Flamenco Dancer

A: "I think that you fight against violence with love. That´s why I think that, in violent places, if you give love you get love back. And we perform a cultural show where we are going to show emotion, we are going to show love, and not violence, the opposite of what happens in football fields, normally, isn´t it?"

9- Various shots of Antonio Marquez concert, showing the first choreography called " El Matador - Despues de Carmen"

10- guitar players

11- Various shots of Antonio Marquez concert, showing his second choreography called "Movimiento Flamenco"

People clapping

12- SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Leonel Delgado Morales, University Teacher

A: "For a Chilean person living in the city of Nova Iguacu for 7 years, to see such a concert of Hispanic-American culture is fantastic. To see a concert like this one out of Spain is fantastic. It looks like the local City Mayor Office and the State Government Office are starting to understand that to bring culture all over the places is fundamental for the youth and specially for us, that work in the education field. I congratulate everyone. Viva Brazil and Viva Spain."

13- Wide of end of concert

FLAMENCO CHEERS UP DOWN-AND-OUT BRAZILIANS

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The worldwide famous Flamenco dancer Antonio Marquez and his company are on tour in Brazil, performing on some of the main Brazilian stages, for 20 days. But this Sunday, to celebrate the last week of the Brazilian tour, the Antonio Marquez Company did an open-air concert in one of the most violent places in Brazil: the city of Nova Iguacu, in Rio de Janeiro State. The city is located in an area called "Baixada Fluminense", which made international headlines at the beginning of the 90´s due to the drug war and violent crime.

The local population started to arrive early at the concert location. The show cost US$ 100 thousand to the local Mayor's Office, but was free for the audience. It was the first time ever that a famous international name stepped into the infamous town. Most people in Nova Iguacu have never seen a Flamenco dance, and it was an event not to be missed.

One of the most excited members of the audience was Enizia Cunha da Silva, a 26 year-old single mother with two sons. She lives with two other families. In total, 16 people live in her house, where the average income is of 150 Reais per month ( around US$ 75). For Enizia, who knew what the samba is, but had never heard of Flamenco dance, it was a totally new experience.

Moments before the concert started, Antonio Marquez left his dressing room to meet the press. For the 37-year-old dancer, it was important to take his concert beyond the main Brazilian stages, in a area famous for its violence.

In one and a half hours, the Antonio Marquez Dance Company showed the local population why they are one of the best Flamenco dance groups in the world. With 12 ballerinas and 5 musicians, the group performed the same concert that they brought to the posh stages in the main Brazilian cities, like Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte and Curitiba: a choreography inspired by Bizet's Carmen, called "El Matador - Despues de Carmen", a mix of Flamenco Dance and classical ballet.

In the second part, called "Movimiento Flamenco", Antonio Marquez had the opportunity to show all his technique, travelling through the various Flamenco styles, where music, rhythm and dance get together in harmony.

The Antonio Marquez Company was created in 1995, in Sevilha - where the dancer was born - with the aim of bring Flamenco back to its roots. In 1996, the group did their first Spanish tour. In 1997, Antonio Marquez won the Nureyev Prize, the higest dance prize in Spain.

In 1998, the group visited Italy, Portugal and Japan, in their first international tour. In 1999, the company launched "Despues de Carmen" in the Theatre of Madrid. The year 2000 was celebrated with tours in Italy, Portugal, Japan, Austria and France. In France, Antonio Marquez did a choreography for the new version of "Don Quixote" for the Paris Opera.

The local audience was amazed with the Flamenco concert. One university teacher from Chile was also delighted with the integration between the Latin American cultures that the concert brings to the audience.

The Antonio Marquez Dance Company finishes the 20-day tour in Brazil this Wednesday, April, 11th, with a concert in the city of Nova Friburgo, in Rio de Janeiro State. For this year, the Spanish company has two other international tours: Italy and United States.

APTN

SHOTLIST

1. Pan backstage

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sheryl Crow:

"i'm wearing Ralph Lauren, he's kind of my main man and the dress is gorgeous, I mean he just does amazing, beautiful couture dresses so it's easy."

3. setup shot Kelly Rowland

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Kelly Rowland:

"We'll be decked out in red today, I'm wearing a red House of Derion dress, I'm really excited to be here."

5. setup shot Yolanda Adams

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Yolanda Adams:

"when you have this celebrity, when you have this notoriety it's best to use it for causes that make a difference and I'm really really glad I got the opportunity to be here for Heart Truth."

7. setup Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas

8. Pullout Fergie getting manicure

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas:

"I'm nervous today, I am, because I'm not comfortable doing this, this isn't what I'm used to doing; you know when I go out on stage it's something that I know that I can do. This one... Hopefully I'll be up for the task."

10. wide pan backstage

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Amerie:

"I've kind of been educated on everything as far as heart disease, I didn't know it was the number one killer of women, you know I kind of assumed it was cancer but it actually kills more women than the cancers combined. And every single female I've talked to has been surprised by that so I think it's an important message to get across."

12. Runway presentation (in order): Lindsay Lohan, Nelly Furtado, Lee Ann Womack, Fergie, Jossie Perez, Debbie Harry, Natasha Bedingfield, Kelly Rowland, Cheryl Bentyne, Eartha Kitt, Emmylou Harris, Christina Milian, Yolanda Adams, Bebe Neuwirth, JoJo, Patti Hansen, Sheryl Crow, Audra McDonald, Amerie, Michelle Phillips, Thalia, LeAnn Rimes.

13. Finale

HEART TRUTH RED FASHION SHOW

The show must go on. Sheryl Crow proved she's a pro by showing up to do her bit for the 'Heart Truth Red Fashion Show' in New York on Friday. Only hours after AP Television spoke with Crow backstage at the benefit event, it was announced in a joint statement that she and fiance Lance Armstrong had split.

The seven-time Tour de France champion and the rock star announced their engagement in September. It would have been her first marriage and his second. He has three children from a previous marriage.

"After much thought and consideration we have made a very tough decision to split up. We both have a deep love and respect for each other and we ask that everyone respect our privacy during this very difficult time," the statement said.

Part of what makes New York's Fashion Week such a buzz-about-town event is the number of celebrities who show up to scope out the hottest designers and latest trends. At the 'Heart Truth Red Dress ' fashion show, held under the tents at Bryant Park, there were A-listers not only in the audience, but on the runway.

Joining Crow on the catwalk were more than 20 female musicians including Lindsay Lohan, Emmylou Harris, LeAnn Rimes, Deborah Harry, Lee Ann Womack, Thalia, and Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas. Also strutting their stuff in red designer outfits -- Amerie, Bebe Neuwirth, Eartha Kitt, Michelle Phillips, Natasha Bedingfield, Nelly Furtado, and Yolanda Adams and 81-year-old Elaine Stritch.

For the past four years the fashion industry has teamed up with the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) to present the Red Dress Collection -- an ensemble of one-of-a-kind red dresses created to help raise awareness of cardiovascular disease, which is the leading cause of death in women 25 and older.

Lending their talent to the cause were 21 top designers including: Betsey Johnson, BCBG Max Azria, Calvin Klein, Carmen Marc Valvo, Diane von Furstenberg, Donna Karan, Esteban Cortazar, Kenneth Cole, Luca Luca, Michael Kors, Narciso Rodriguez, Nicole Miller, Oscar de la Renta, Ralph Lauren, Sean by Sean Combs,Tracy Reese, Tommy Hilfiger, Vera Wang, and Zac Posen.

The effort aims to spread the word that heart disease is largely preventable. According to the NHLBI, leading a healthy lifestyle -- following a sensible diet, getting regular physical activity, maintaining a healthy weight, and not smoking -- can lower the risk of heart disease by as much as 82 percent.

Some risk factors, such as age (55 or older for women) and a family history of early heart disease, can't be changed. Women can, however, control certain risk factors, such as high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, being overweight or obese, and being physically inactive.

African American and Hispanic women, in particular, have higher rates of some risk factors for heart disease and are disproportionately affected by the disease. More than 80 percent of midlife African American women are overweight or obese, 52 percent have hypertension, and 14 percent have been diagnosed with diabetes. Some 83 percent of midlife Hispanic women are overweight or obese, and more than 10 percent have been diagnosed with diabetes.

The fashion show and live musical performance kicked off 'National Wear Red Day,' part of NHLBI's heart disease awareness campaign for women. Also sponsoring the fashion show --Johnson & Johnson and affiliated companies, Celestial Seasonings, and Swarovski.

Keyword-fashion

SHOTLIST

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AP Entertainment

Paris, France, 6 Oct. 2009

1. Pan of exterior

2. Various of backstage hair and make up

3. Wide of Alexander McQueen backstage

4. Wide of hair stylist Guido working

5. SOUNDBITE (english) Guido for Redkin Hair:

''We had our first meeting in August you know he had this amazing mood board, lots of pictures, telling me what his inspiration was for the show and it was sort of like inspired by Darwin, the evolution of man and also looking at the future and people morphing into something else. So that was the kind of brief when we were talking and what he was sort of thinking about.''

6. Various of show

7. Finale of show

8. Wide of Alexander McQueen taking bow and waving

9. Wide of audience leaving

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Hilary Alexander, The Daily Telegraph, Fashion Director:

''Incredible show, out of this world. An underworld in fact, a water world. Completely brilliantly conceived. Incredible prints, amazing construction of clothes, those shoes were made of fibre glass. Some of the beading was all like tiny metal plates. Did you notice the models faces were sort of built up with strange lumps, like that scene in Star Trek, you know when all those strange animals were playing instruments and things.''

(Reporter: '' I was speaking with Guido backstage and he was saying that so many people were altering themselves now that maybe that's what we naturally look like in a 100 years from now?'')

''Who knows. I mean heaven knows what's going to happen when all the botox collapses. ''

11. Wide of Daphne Guinness

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Daphne Guinness, fashion stylist:

''The whole thing worked. I thought it was incredibly well thought out. As it is with him, it's architecture and mathematics, he just gets everything right because he understands the human anatomy and the human form. And he stretches it, he stretches it to the limit.''

13. Wide of backstage

MCQUEEN TAKES ON DARWIN FOR PARIS FASHION SHOW

It's not everyday you can say with certainty "now, that's a fashion show that Charles Darwin would have liked." But McQueen's tour de force collection, a sort of "Origin of Species" in a few dozen cocktail dresses, would undoubtedly have garnered a standing ovation from the father of the theory of evolution.

The Tuesday (6 Oct. 2009) show started with reptiles: Models perched on impossibly high platform booties that were convex through the top of the foot, their hair a serpent's den of cornrows, wore short dresses in snakeskin-light chiffon printed with the scales of copperheads and cobras.

Exquisite pleating created strange and wonderful volumes on the shoulders, sleeves and hips, which were worked with an almost courtly savoir faire.

Bubbly metallic panelling on some of the dresses glinted like scales.

Then came the winged creatures, owls and insects, whose markings morphed into hallucinatory prints on the feathery chiffon.

Next up, aquatic creatures. The palette shifted from rusty browns and mustardy yellows to a spectrum of blues, purples and grays.

Along with the dresses, we got deep-sea gear, with neoprene layered over shimmering microfibers. The booties, embellished with metalwork, glimmered darkly, like an oil spill.

Two gravity-defying peaks, like sleek, aerodynamic antennae, replaced the snaky cornrows. Like super-evolved future humans, the girls grew fleshy ridges on their temples.

Then McQueen went intergalactic, sending out girls who looked like distant nebulae, naked but for a cloud of metallic fabric that swirled around their hips and up their midriffs.

And finally, a star cluster? A dress and matching leggings covered with blinding gold bubbles closed the show.

It was breathtaking, and filled with too much fine work and too many grand references to take in at once.

Not only the most ambitious show yet of Paris' ready-to-wear displays, McQueen's sartorial synthesis of evolution was also the most brilliant.

SHOTLIST

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Paris, France, 25 June, 2010

1. Various exteriors Maxim's de Paris, Rue Royale

2. Various interiors of Maxim's de Paris, crowd, saying hello to French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier

3. SOUNDBITE (English) French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier

"It means a lot, because it means like fighting against AIDS, which is one cause that I am truly into it, and like, to try my best for it, like does AMFAR, which is since 25 years already is working a lot and doing so many things to get money, like to make the things going on and going better. They work so much, that it's a lot of progress that has been done, grace (thanks) to them. I did already many things with them, because I think they are like very well organized, and it started 25 years ago and now all they have done many many steps, but it is not finished. We have to go on. There are many things to do. So I think they are always there with the same energy, and with all - because there are a lot of people still dying of AIDS, it's not finished at all, that fight has to go on. So they are there, with all their energy, and I am pleased, so pleased to be there with them."

4. Cutaway Jean-Paul Gaultier

5. JOURNALIST (English): "How does it feel to get the award from Kylie?"

SOUNDBITE (English) French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier

"Ooooh, a real pleasure, it's like a dream, no? Because she's fabulous, I love her, she's great, so sweet, so fantastique and talented, and to receive from her means a lot for me, you know, also like I did a dress for the tour, that too, so it's also like a pleasure, and to see how she's so sweet. And to be in that action, you know, it means a lot for me. She has a lot of fans, you know, which are gay - not only gay, of course! - which are very concerned also by amfAR, and she is into it truly, and she is truly fabulous. And unique. And she's the love of everybody."

6. Pop star Kylie Minogue and Jean-Paul Gaultier photographed in front of amfAR banner

7 SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

"I'm really honored to be here. It's my second amfAR inspiration event. I've been to amfAR before in Cannes, and obviously know about them and the work they do, but I feel, you know, a great - a responsibility to talk about the issue, to raise awareness, to raise funds, as I do with cancer research. So this is one of the organizations that I'm really proud to support."

8. cutaway Kylie Minogue

9. SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

"Jean-Paul? Well, il est adorable. (He is adorable.) Il est - how do I say? He's funny, he's so talented, I'm wearing a beautiful Gaultier Paris couture dress this evening. And you know, I think he's a perfect person to be honored tonight because he is inspirational. He's inspired many many people. I used to hike down to the JPG store 20-plus years ago and kind of hand over my money, like, 'I really need this Jean-Paul Gaultier - whatever.' And so to be friendly with him now, and to be visiting him and honoring him tonight, it's just marvelous."

10. cutaway Kylie Minogue

11. SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

It's just kept blossoming, our relationship. He designed clothes, costumes I should say, for my 2008 tour, and then the tour I did last year. My album cover for "Aphrodite", what I'm wearing in the video for the first single "All The Lovers", so um, the guy's got it, and he's got a very generous heart, and for those reasons and more, is why he's being honored tonight."

12. cutaway Kylie Minogue

13. JOURNALIST (English): Is there any truth to the rumor that you're going to be playing with the Scissor Sisters this weekend at the festival?

SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

"We really tried to keep that a secret. It was - perhaps it was never to be. Um, I adore the Scissor Sisters, I adore Jake, and he has invited me to come do just one song with him, so I'm not doing a full set or anything, but I'm gonna soak up some Glasto atmosphere tomorrow."

14. Various people taking seats for gala dinner (2)

15. Guests seated for dinner

16. Exterior: the moon over Place de la Concorde, steps from Maxim's de Paris

STORYLINE

KYLIE MINOGUE HONORS JPGAULTIER AT AMFAR

The city's fashion glitterati poured into Maxim's de Paris to drink, dine, and watch the pop star Kylie Minogue give an award to the French designer Jean-Paul Gaultier for his contribution to fashion and his dedication to the fight against AIDS, during the second ever amfAR Inspiration gala.

The soir�e, timed to coincide with the Paris menswear shows, was part of a new amfAR event series which kicked off in New York three weeks ago and will next travel to Los Angeles.

amfAR, the foundation for AIDS Research, is one of the world's leading nonprofit organizations dedicated to the support of AIDS research and HIV prevention. The design theme of the event was "Black Tie/Black Leather," and Minogue glowed in a sassy black feathered dress by Gaultier, who has long been one of her favorite designers.

SHOTLIST:

Paris, France, 25 June, 2010

18 mins approx

1. Various exteriors Maxim's de Paris, Rue Royale

2. Various interiors of Maxim's de Paris, crowd, saying hello to French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier

3. SOUNDBITE (English) French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier

"It means a lot, because it means like fighting against AIDS, which is one cause that I am truly into it, and like, to try my best for it, like does AMFAR, which is since 25 years already is working a lot and doing so many things to get money, like to make the things going on and going better. They work so much, that it's a lot of progress that has been done, grace (thanks) to them. I did already many things with them, because I think they are like very well organized, and it started 25 years ago and now all they have done many many steps, but it is not finished. We have to go on. There are many things to do. So I think they are always there with the same energy, and with all - because there are a lot of people still dying of AIDS, it's not finished at all, that fight has to go on. So they are there, with all their energy, and I am pleased, so pleased to be there with them."

4. Cutaway Jean-Paul Gaultier

5. JOURNALIST (English): "How does it feel to get the award from Kylie?"

SOUNDBITE (English) French fashion designer Jean-Paul Gaultier

"Ooooh, a real pleasure, it's like a dream, no? Because she's fabulous, I love her, she's great, so sweet, so fantastique and talented, and to receive from her means a lot for me, you know, also like I did a dress for the tour, that too, so it's also like a pleasure, and to see how she's so sweet. And to be in that action, you know, it means a lot for me. She has a lot of fans, you know, which are gay - not only gay, of course! - which are very concerned also by amfAR, and she is into it truly, and she is truly fabulous. And unique. And she's the love of everybody."

6. Pop star Kylie Minogue and Jean-Paul Gaultier photographed in front of amfAR banner

7 SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

"I'm really honored to be here. It's my second amfAR inspiration event. I've been to amfAR before in Cannes, and obviously know about them and the work they do, but I feel, you know, a great - a responsibility to talk about the issue, to raise awareness, to raise funds, as I do with cancer research. So this is one of the organizations that I'm really proud to support."

8. cutaway Kylie Minogue

9. SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

"Jean-Paul? Well, il est adorable. (He is adorable.) Il est - how do I say? He's funny, he's so talented, I'm wearing a beautiful Gaultier Paris couture dress this evening. And you know, I think he's a perfect person to be honored tonight because he is inspirational. He's inspired many many people. I used to hike down to the JPG store 20-plus years ago and kind of hand over my money, like, 'I really need this Jean-Paul Gaultier - whatever.' And so to be friendly with him now, and to be visiting him and honoring him tonight, it's just marvelous."

10. cutaway Kylie Minogue

11. SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

It's just kept blossoming, our relationship. He designed clothes, costumes I should say, for my 2008 tour, and then the tour I did last year. My album cover for "Aphrodite", what I'm wearing in the video for the first single "All The Lovers", so um, the guy's got it, and he's got a very generous heart, and for those reasons and more, is why he's being honored tonight."

12. cutaway Kylie Minogue

13. JOURNALIST (English): Is there any truth to the rumor that you're going to be playing with the Scissor Sisters this weekend at the festival?

SOUNDBITE (English): international pop star Kylie Minogue

"We really tried to keep that a secret. It was - perhaps it was never to be. Um, I adore the Scissor Sisters, I adore Jake, and he has invited me to come do just one song with him, so I'm not doing a full set or anything, but I'm gonna soak up some Glasto atmosphere tomorrow."

14. Various people taking seats for gala dinner (2)

15. Guests seated for dinner

16. Exterior: the moon over Place de la Concorde, steps from Maxim's de Paris

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10 mins approx

1. Various medium shot arrivals

2. Medium shot guests passing through controls

3. Close up Giorgio Armani Prive sign with zoom out

4. People walking down the entrance stairs

5. Guests passing through controls

6. Wide of singer Tina Turner arriving down the stairs

7. Interview with Tina Turner

8. Wide of actress Anne Hathaway arriving down stairs

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Hathaway, actor:

"I have been a long time fan of Mr. Armani and I was lucky to the Oscars this past year and so I am glad to see what his new creations are."

(Reporter: "Can we just take a plan of what you're wearing this evening? This is obviously Armani?")

Anne Hathaway: "What an Armani!"

(Reporter: "And what's coming up four you this season, are you going to be attending?")

Anne Hathaway:" I don't know yet, I'm not sure I guess its just kind of the Oscars left and..."

(Reporter: "And last year it was so exciting for you?")

Anne Hathaway: "Last year it was pretty pretty huge. I'm probably going to take the year off this year and live on my memories from last year."

(Reporter: "And project wise, anything coming out?")

Anne Hathaway: "Yes, I have two films coming out very soon, a project called 'Valentine's Day' a very small part, actually I have a small part in both of them, 'Valentine's Day' and Tim Burton's 'Alice In Wonderland."'

10. Medium shot of Tina Turner talking to reporters

11. Tilt down Tina Turner

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Tina Turner, recording artist:

"I'm very excited to see what we have for the summer and I'm very excited to see Giorgio and the whole gang that works for him, and I'm very happy to be back from tour actually."

(Reporter:" What is it that you love about what Giorgio does?")

Tine: "Well I think I've said it and I'll repeat it, I can always depend on Giorgio's clothes I wear Emporio, I wear Prive and whenever I need to mix everything is right there and it works for me so I don't have to worry about putting things together. Yeah, I can depend on his style."

13. Various of Tina Turner

14. Wide of Tina walking to the show

15. Wide of Anne Hathaway sat on her spot talking

16. Various of Olga Kurylenko and Elsa Pataky front row

17. Close up on Olga Kurylenko's purse

18. Wide of Anne Hathaway sat on her spot talking to reporters

19. Close up Olga Kurylenko

20. Fashion show starts

21. Various of catwalk show

22. Finale with Giorgio Armani taking bow

23. People exits the venue

24. Various interview at the end of show

25. Wide of Giorgio Armani and Olga Kurylenko in crowd

26. Mid of Tina Turner posing for photos

27. SOUNDBITE (English) Tina Turner, recording artist:

"It was staggering; it was from this planet it was off this planet, the colors, the fabrics it was ahh!"

28. SOUNDBITE (English) Olga Kurylenko, actor:

"Well, of course the dresses, you know the last dresses that were yeah the pink ones and blue and the fabrics is absolutely beautiful and of course even the pants with the jackets, the cut is just perfect and the colors are really nice its like really light pink or light green and blue."

29. Tilt down Olga Kurylenko

30. Close up Giorgio Armani

31. SOUNDBITE (French) Giorgio Armani, designer:

"The moon is something everybody has looked at for years with a sense of romanticism, with a sense of desire, of secret also, its the mix of dream too. So, the moon inspired me to make women less hard, less from nowadays a woman that everybody is looking forward to seeing again."

32. Interview with Elsa Pataky

33. Pan from Eiffel Tower to exterior of show venue, the Palais de Chaillot

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9843

ENT - Paris Fashion wrap / Paris / recent - ENT 1

Paris Fashion Week ends in style, with Chanel, Galliano and Westwood

Day six of the ten-day Paris fashion extravaganza began with Chanel presenting its collection at the Opera Bastille. German designer Karl Lagerfeld produced classic Chanel designs with a touch of modernity. There was no Aida or Traviata, but modern music, a raft of celebrity fans from Rothschilds to film star Carole Bouquet, plus a slew of today's trendy models like Alec Wek or carrot-topped Karen Elsen. After his Red Army themed outfits for Dior, English designer John Galliano went for a very different look for his own label, with a creative and ravishing tour de force.

British couture queen Vivienne Westwood surprised and delighted an enthusiastic crowd at the Paris Stock Exchange with her Spring-Summer 1999 collection of ready-to-wear fashion. Her 'Gold Collection' featured less formal, highly wearable, and as always, body-hugging dresses. Dresses - generally just below the knee - were tight-fitting but flowing from the waist. Many dresses were made of soft-flowing fabric that hugs the body, with her trademark jackets covering a healthy cleavage.

SHOWS:

C/U RUE VIVIENNE; HIGHLIGHTS VIVIENNE WESTWOOD SHOW; INTERVIEW MODEL AFTER THE SHOW; MOTE WESTWOOD COLLECTION; VIVIENNE WESTWOOD ON STAGE FINALE; VOX POP JAPANESE GUEST; INT OF BUILDING WITH ARRIVALS FOR SHOW; INTERVIEW WOMAN IN CHANEL SUIT MADAME RENATE, HIGHLIGHTS OF CHANEL SHOW; JOHN GALLIANO FASHION SHOW HIGHLIGHTS; GALLIANO TAKE A BOW AT THE END OF SHOW

SHOTLIST(including transcript):-

1. Exterior tent

2. Various Sarah Jessica Parker arrival

3. Various Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale arrival

4. Various Sarah Jessica Parker takes her seat

5. Various backstage

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Pat McGrath, Make-up Designer:

"It's all fifties a Egyptian. John took a trip to Egypt and brought back some wonderful things and we were inspired a lot and we're mixing it with complete couture from the fifties, from the 1950s."

7. Various backstage

8. Pre-show film

9. Various catwalk

10. Finale with John Galliano

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Gwen Stefani, Singer:

"It was excellent, spectacular, he's definitely a genius. It's amazing how he does it over and over again.

(Q:Does it make you want ot go to Egypt?)

Yeah it does actually."

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Marisa Berenson, Actress:

"It was so inspired. There are no words to express it, everything sounds so banal. But it was truly one of the most inspired, extraordinary creations I ever seen."

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Sarah Jessica Parker, Actress:

"I keep using the same words because other words escape me. I think it was just stunning, smashing, just incredible, extraordinary."

GALLIANO RE-SPHINK'S FASHION

John Galliano brought ancient Egypt back from the tombs for his spring haute couture show Monday for Dior - and the result never looked so glitzy or modern.

Dazzled by a recent trip to Egypt, Galliano turned out a mind-boggling collection that would have stunned even Queen Nefertiti.

The burst of talent was a shot into the arm of haute couture as spring shows began.

Galliano's presentations are more about spectacle than clothes, and they aim for dramatic moments.

This parade offered a few wearable articles for the multimillionaire, such as draped chiffon sheaths glittering with crystal embroidery for a gala

entrance to the ball.

There were also gold sheathes to be admired, if somewhat hard to wear. One was topped with foil and huge bows, and another with mirrors and scaly gold fabric in a long basque line.

The show - held in a tent within the grounds of the exclusive Polo Club in the Bois de Boulogne - drew notables including Sarah Jessica Parker of 'Sex

and the City' and glamorous rock chick Gwen Stefani

Galliano's take on the ancients included enormous, billowing or skintight skirts, sometimes looking like Egyptian frescoes.

There were fantastic headdresses based on ancient silhouettes, from fertility goddess Isis to dog-head Anubis to hawk Horus, keeper of wisdom.

Most of all, this was a fabulous fabric show. From the generous skirt in matte gold leaves piled up in clever layers, to the scaly stretch body suit

in shiny turquoise with the Egypt-inspired turquoise and coral bib necklace, it was a rich treat.

The flame and flower dresses were a tour de force, especially the graded pastel organza flower shapes in skirts, or big stoles.

Galliano took his bow looking sleek in a fitted pinstripe suit, and he was clean-shaven and wearing a hoop earring. It was his best show for several seasons.

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SHOWS

Paris, 5th October 2007

1. GVs roof and reception area

2. B-roll Lily Allen and photocall

3. SOT Lily Allen. Includes SOUNDBITES:

"Yes, very much so, it's always the best show to come to I think."

(Q.Reporter - "and are you head to toe Chanel?")

"Yeah, pretty much so except my shoes."

(Q.Reporter - "and who are your shoes by?")

"Yves Saint Laurent, the other side. Thank you."

4. VS Lily Allen being interviewed

5. WS press area

6. VS Rachel Bilson - photocall

7. SOT Rachel Bilson. Includes SOUNDBITES:

(Q.Reporter - "Are you looking forward to the show today?")

"Yes very much so."

(Q.Reporter - "And is it your first time in Paris at a fashion show?")

"Yes, yes it is, and I'm very excited, Paris Fashion Week was always a dream of mine to be here."

(Q.Reporter - "And how about your career at home?")

"I'm finishing a movie and I'm guest starring on a TV show, called 'Chuck'."

(Q. Reporter - "and how's that going?")

"Yeah I think it went really well, and I'm looking forward to my movie which will be out in February."

8. VS Claudia Schiffer

9. VS Marianne Faithfull kissing and talking to Lily Allen

10. SOT Marianne Faithfull. Includes SOUNDBITES:

(Q. Reporter - "What was your tour like?") "It was great, we went across Canada on a bus."

(Q. Reporter - "Any fond memories of that?")

"Well yeah, I watched the complete works of Howard Hawks, which was wonderful."

(Q.Reporter - "And are you looking forward to the show today?")

"Yes very much so."

(Q.Reporter - "What is it about Chanel and fashion that you like?")

"It lasts, it's not fashion, it's just beautiful, I mean I got this years ago, and I'm still wearing it, and it's still perfectly alright. I don't like disposable fashion, I like Chanel."

11. WS Marianne Faithfull speaking to reporters

12. B-roll guests

13. MS Isabelle Adjani

14. SOT Isabelle Adjani. Includes SOUNDBITES:

(Q. Reporter - "Are you looking forward to seeing the show?")

"Sure it's the first time I've come to a Chanel show so I'm really happy to do that." (Q. Reporter - "And what is it that you like about what Mr Lagerfeld does for Chanel?")

"What the whole world likes, his talent."

15. WS Isabelle Adjani being interviewed

16. VS Isabelle Adjani photocall

17. MS Clémence Poésy

18. CU Chanel sunglasses

19. MS Clémence Poésy

20. LS Kirsten Dunst

21. WS entrance to press area

22. LS Kirsten Dunst

23. WS entrance to press area

24. MS Victoria Beckham

25. WS Victoria Beckham and Dita Von Teese photocall

26. B-roll Victoria Beckham

27. VS catwalk

28. VS Karl Lagerfeld walking out for finale

29. B-roll Victoria Beckham

30. SOT Victoria Beckham. Includes SOUNDBITES:

(Q. Reporter - "How are you enjoying life in America?")

"I absolutely love it, the whole family are very very happy."

(Q. Reporter "and what were some of your favourite pieces today?")

"I loved the denim, I also loved the knitwear, I loved the sequins, I thought the accessories were fantastic."

(Q. Reporter - "Anything for David?")

"Yeah there were some really nice men's pieces, I thought it was great, I loved the stars."

31. B-roll Victoria Beckham

32. CA Courtney Love

33. CA Karl Lagerfeld

34. SOT Karl Lagerfeld. Includes SOUNDBITES:

"Without America, Europe would be Communist or Fascist and I don't want people to forget that."

(Q: "I think the Americans are going to be as appreciative of you as they are of Sarkozy.")

"No, but they forget that...I mean how can people have the slightest anti-American attitude with the people that saved them? They forget. They want working camps in Russia? Or examination camps in Germany? No, please. That's what was waiting for them."

(Q: "But it was the first time I've ever seen you do a kind of political statement")

"Yes, because I was tired of that. I was tired. I don't want to be politically correct but there are limits to everything."

(Q: But that's pretty amazing. To talk through fashion with this kind of message is amazing")

"Yes, because you can do it in a light way because at the same time it was the inspiration of this famous couple - the Murphys in Europe - villa in America, house in the south of France. It was when Americans and Europeans were very inspired by each other. The days of Fitzgerald and Hemingway and all that and I think that was the best time ever."

(Q: "You said something very interesting about pocket books being as important as hemlines. Will you explain that?")

"Yes because everybody today talks about the handbag business, which I think is very good and I cannot complain - Chanel and Fendi we are very rich - but you cannot say there is one handbag per person, you have to make them in all sizes and it depends on what you're doing, where you are going during the day. But in the evening, for a woman to have a big handbag is not very comfortable. So I thought this little thing around the ankle - a new area where nobody had focused - since the rehab thing (inaudible) suddenly it became a fashion point also because trendy girls have that thing and the other young girls admire that, they would even wear fake ones because they think it's trendy to have one. So I put a little handbag there. And I've discovered that one of the models, Racquel Zimmerman - who was one of the great models here - sat down in the studio and tried to put something...and it was a beautiful dress, and I saw a woman in a nightclub sitting on a banquette crossing her legs and it was much easier than if she was looking in some huge shopping bag. So I thought it was a very familiar thing which gave a new gesture to the attitude of women. As the beautiful attitude of smoking doesn't exist it was a way to touch the ankle, to give another feminine attitude to that."

35. GVs exterior of venue

SHOTLIST

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Paris, 25 January 2010

1. Pan from Eiffel Tower to exterior of show venue, the Palais de Chaillot

2. Wide of Anne Hathaway arriving down stairs

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Anne Hathaway, actor:

''''I have been a long time fan of Mr. Armani and I was lucky to the Oscars this past year and so I am glad to see what his new creations are.''''

(Reporter: ''''Can we just take a plan of what you''re wearing this evening? This is obviously Armani?'''')

Anne Hathaway: ''''What an Armani!''''

(Reporter: ''''And what''s coming up four you this season, are you going to be attending?'''')

Anne Hathaway:'''' I don''t know yet, I''m not sure I guess its just kind of the Oscars left and...''''

(Reporter: ''''And last year it was so exciting for you?'''')

Anne Hathaway: ''''Last year it was pretty pretty huge. I''m probably going to take the year off this year and live on my memories from last year.''''

(Reporter: ''''And project wise, anything coming out?'''')

Anne Hathaway: ''''Yes, I have two films coming out very soon, a project called ''Valentine''s Day'' a very small part, actually I have a small part in both of them, ''Valentine''s Day'' and Tim Burton''s ''Alice In Wonderland.''''''

4. Various of Tina Turner

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Tina Turner, recording artist:

''''I''m very excited to see what we have for the summer and I''m very excited to see Giorgio and the whole gang that works for him, and I''m very happy to be back from tour actually.''''

(Reporter:'''' What is it that you love about what Giorgio does?'''')

Tine: ''''Well I think I''ve said it and I''ll repeat it, I can always depend on Giorgio''s clothes I wear Emporio, I wear Prive and whenever I need to mix everything is right there and it works for me so I don''t have to worry about putting things together. Yeah, I can depend on his style.''''

6. Wide of Tina walking to the show

7. Wide of Anne Hathaway sat on her spot talking

8. Various of Olga Kurylenko and Elsa Pataky front row

9. Wide of Tina Turner sat down talking

10. Various of catwalk show

11. Finale with Giorgio Armani taking bow

12. SOUNDBITE (French) Giorgio Armani, designer:

''''The moon is something everybody has looked at for years with a sense of romanticism, with a sense of desire, of secret also, its the mix of dream too. So, the moon inspired me to make women less hard, less from nowadays a woman that everybody is looking forward to seeing again.''''

13. Mid of Tina Turner posing for photos

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Tina Turner, recording artist:

''''It was staggering; it was from this planet it was off this planet, the colors, the fabrics it was ahh!''''

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Olga Kurylenko, actor:

''''Well, of course the dresses, you know the last dresses that were yeah the pink ones and blue and the fabrics is absolutely beautiful and of course even the pants with the jackets, the cut is just perfect and the colors are really nice its like really light pink or light green and blue.''''

16. Wide of Giorgio Armani and Olga Kurylenko in crowd

STORYLINE

ARMANI''S SKY HIGH COLLECTION

Did anyone say Oscars?

Front-row guest Anne Hathaway said she wasn''t sure she''d be attending this year''s Academy Awards, but added that she had her eye on "about seven" looks from Armani''s lunar-themed collection.

Certainly, whatever the occasion, "The Devil Wears Prada" star couldn''t go wrong with the princess bustier dress in gleaming white silk shot through with shiny lurex and bedazzled with sequins she wore to Monday''s Haute Couture (25 Jan. 10) show.

In keeping with the collection''s moon theme, Armani replaced the suits'' buttons with oversized crescent closures and added full moon shaped flaps to the dresses'' necklines.

One long and lean evening gown in midnight blue had a crescent shape cutout on the back, and some of the models carried rhinestone-encrusted new moon clutches.

Still, the collection broke little new ground for Armani, whose clean lined suits and classic dresses have attracted a small army of fans among top players in Hollywood and beyond.

Tina Turner, who was a seat down from Hathaway, said she was looking forward to seeing what Armani had in store for the summer and by the end of show she wasn''t disappointed:

''''It was staggering; it was from this planet it was off this planet, the colors, the fabrics it was ahh!'''' said Turner, who was rocking a low-cut Armani top in blinding black sequins.

For Bond girl, Olga Kurylenko, it was the cut and colors of the clothes that took her breath away:

''''Well, of course the dresses, you know the last dresses that were yeah the pink ones and blue and the fabrics is absolutely beautiful and of course even the pants with the jackets, the cut is just perfect and the colors are really nice its like really light pink or light green and blue.''''

Olympics 2012 Bids Clipreel - Keyword-clipreel

10:00:00

374556

UK Olympic Bid

British government supports London bid to host 2012 Olympics

15/05/2003

POOL

County Hall, central London - 15 May 2003

1. Set-up shot of London Mayor Ken Livingstone

2. SOUNDBITE (English): Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London:

"The decision to bid gives London the best opportunity in 100 years. Not since Queen Victoria will a single decision unleash such a wave of new building and construction and opportunity for Londoners."

3. Set-up shot of Sir Steve Redgrave

4. SOUNDBITE (English): Sir Steve Redgrave, five-time British Olympic rowing gold medallist:

"We don't want to get into the situation of now London is bidding, we have a right and the Games will come here. There is a lot of work to be done on the bid process itself and also a lot of lobbying as well."

10:00:40

375115

France Olympics

Paris Mayor announces 2012 Olympic Bid

21/05/2003

APTN

Paris, 21 May 2003

1. Wide shot of the Eiffel tower

2. Wide shot of the Champs Elysees

3. Various shots of Paris town hall

4. Wide pan from ceiling to wide shot of press conference

5. Medium shot of members of Paris rugby team

6. Wide shot of cameramen

7. Animated graphics of Paris Olympic logo

8. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"Sports people, officials, managers, citizens, we claim the honour of organising the 2012 Olympic and paralympic games in Paris."

9. Medium shot of David Douillet, former French Olympic Judo

champion.

10. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"This bid for 2012 comes from an Olympic desire and above all from the desire of the sports persons. Along with Henri Serandour, the President of the National Olympic Committee, we have consulted them at length and they told us unanimously: 'Ask for the 2012 Olympic Games to be in Paris'."

11. Cutaway

12. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"Everyone here presents Paris' bid for the Olympic Games since the organisation of the Olympic and Paralympic Games 2012 in Paris, we intend to deserve it, we intend to win it."

13. Wide shot press conference.

14. Wide shot of press conference.

15. Medium shot of poster for Paris to host the Olympic Games 2012

10:03:05

375352

Russia Olympics

Moscow launches bid to host 2012 Oympics

23/05/2003

APTN

Moscow, 23 May 2003

1. Wide shot exterior of the Kremlin

2. Close up shot a red star on top of one of Kremlin towers

3. Wide shot exterior of the Luzhniki stadium

4. Close up shot of the Russian and Moscow flags

5. Wide shot entrance to the Russian Olympic Committee

6. Wide shot Russian sports officials gather for a meeting to propose Moscow's bid for the 2012 Summer Olympics

7. Wide shot of sports officials

8. Wide shot of delegates voting unanimously to propose Moscow as Russia's candidate for the 2012 Olympics

9. Wide shot of the start of the press conference by Moscow and sports officials

10. Cutaway of cameras

11. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Yuri Luzhkov, Mayor of Moscow

"There will be no weak competitors. We will take part in the top league competition and will try to gain victory."

12. Wide shot of the press conference

13. Wide shot a street in Moscow

14. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Vladimir (no surname provided), Muscovite

"There will be plenty of tourists, more money will be allocated, which will help get the city into a better shape."

15. Wide shot streets of Moscow

16. SOUNDBITE: (Russian) Tatyana (no surname provided), Muscovite

"It was empty and sad (in 1980). There was nothing good except for the Finnish sausage, we lived in isolation from the rest of the world and it was clear that the international community was unhappy with us."

17. Wide shot of people looking at Moscow panorama

18. Wide shot of the Luzhniki stadium

10:04:59

406969

US Olympics

New York launches Olympic bid

16/01/2004

APTN

New York City, 16 Jan 2004

1. Wide shot press briefing room

2. Medium shot press briefing

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniel Doctoroff, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development:

"If you really step back and study what draws people to the olympic games. It is the very same things that New York lives every day. In fact in many ways New York is an olympic village every day. It's a city like the olympics, built on dreams. It's a city like the olympics, built on the notion of fair competition. It is a city that is built on the idea of forming a single community of humanity, just like the olympic games."

4. Medium shot press briefing

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniel Doctoroff, Deputy Mayor for Economic Development:

"They're not voting on America, they're voting on New York City. And one of the things that has struck me, in my travels round the world over these past six-or-so months, is how much people feel positively towards New York. And in many ways people see New York as a sort of bridge to the rest of the United States. We like to call New York the world's second home. And people really do remark, almost consistently on the energy and vitality, but also the openness of New York City. So I'm really going to be talking a lot about New York."

6. Wide shot press briefing

10:07:07

406970

Cuba Olympics

Havana launches bid for 2012 Olympic Games

16/01/2004

APTN

Havana - 16 January 2004

1. Pull out from "El Morro"

2. Wide shot of Malecon Avenue in Havana

3. Cars on Malecon Avenue

4. Wide shot of Plaza of the Revolution

5. Mid shot of Jose Marti monument and Cuban flag

FILE: Havana - 16 November 2002

6. Various shots of Cuban President Fidel Castro and Jacques Rogge (President of International Olympic Committee) with baseball players

FILE: Havana - 28 February 2001

7. Exterior, Latin American School of Sports

8. Panning shot, students training at Latam school

9. Students running

Havana - 15 January 2004

10. Jose Ramon Fernandez, President of Cuban Olympic Committee, at table

12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Ramon Fernandez, President, Cuban Olympic Committee:

"Multiple factors should bear these results: formation of trainers, celebrated events, capacity to organise, cooperation with other countries, the amount of medals per capita as a small and poor country, etcetera. If this is what has value, we have a great chance of hosting the Olympic Games of 2012."

13. Zoom in to International Olympic Committee application papers

14. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Jose Ramon Fernandez, President, Cuban Olympic Committee:

"We think we have submitted a substantial application with the letters and corresponding merits for this competition."

FILE: Havana - 19 November 2002

15. Sign at baseball stadium in Spanish reading "Cuba, Country of Champions"

16. Panning shot of baseball players giving "high-fives"

10:09:46

406926

UK Olympics

Britain unveils its bid for the 2012 Olympics Games

16/01/2004

POOL/APTN

London - 16 Jan 2004

POOL

1. Wide shot podium and audience

2. British athletes in the audience standing

3. Barbara Cassani, Chairman of London 2012 walking onto stage

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Barbara Cassani, Chairman of 'London 2012':

"Our welcome will be heartfelt. Our games will deliver the best for athletes, a compact Olympic park with easy access between living quarters and competition venues. The venues will newly built, like a state of the art stadium and aquatic centre and existing world class venues, like Wimbledon for tennis and Eton for rowing. Competitors will be inspired to deliver personal best performances against the backdrop of London's world famous landmarks."

5. Cutaway British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Former Olympic Athlete Lord Sebastian Coe

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Barbara Cassani, Chairman of London 2012:

"As you can see our blueprint for the 2012 games is tailor made to fit the needs of the new olympic movement. Compact games are what the International Olympic Committee wants and that is exactly what this proposal delivers."

7. Blair walking onto podium

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Blair, British Prime Minister:

"The real reason that I believe we are in such a strong position is not just the legacy, or the bid itself. It is because of the passion for sport in this country. "

9. Cutaway London Mayor Ken Livingstone

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Blair, British Prime Minister:

"I hope that they give us the chance. Give us the chance to host the world's most important special, sporting event here in the world's greatest capital city. If they do that. I know we won't let them down."

11. Audience applauding

12. Blair leaving stage

APTN

13. Wide shot truck advertising London 2012

14. Set-up John Scott, Director of Major Events, UK Sport:

15. SOUNDBITE (English) John Scott, Director of Major Events, UK Sport:

"We've got some of the world's most famous cities. I mean London, Paris, New York, Moscow, Madrid, I mean these are major world cities, so to talk of a front runner, I think is very premature. There is a lot of speculation that Paris, having bid twice before, is in the driving seat. But I think when you're looking at this calibre of application, no one is a front runner."

16. End shot Scott

10:13:01

406924

France Olympics

France unveils its bid for the 2012 Olympics Games

16/01/2004

APTN

Paris - 16 Jan 2004

1. Medium shot of people walking under the Eiffel Tower and pan to the tower

2. Wide shot of Montmartre and pan to press conference

3. Medium shot of Paris 2012 screen and pan to conference

4. Medium pan of presenters

5. SOUNDBITE (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"The Olympic village within Paris, dedicated first of all to the living standards of the athletes during this time, is planned as an urban heritage for the city of Paris and the Paris region."

6. Medium shot of press conference.

7. Various cutaways.

8. Set up shot of Philippe Baudillon, Managing Director of the Paris 2012 bid.

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Philippe Baudillon, Managing Director of the Paris 2012 bid:

"The major selling points is that we have 2 clusters (of sporting venues) at the gates of Paris, with a third of the venues between the two clusters. At 10 minutes, less than 10 minutes is the village in Paris and the ring road, which is a fantastic highway between all these venues, to allow all the athletes to go from the village to the venues where they have to compete."

10. Cutaway.

11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Philippe Baudillon, Managing Director of the Paris 2012 bid:

"We are very happy to welcome the bid because it's a fantastic job, it's a fantastic adventure and what will happen we don't know, but anyway until July 2005 we will have a very very strong experience."

12. Wide shot of Paris 2012 sign and zoom in to blur.

10:15:43

406925

Russia Olympics

Russia unveils its bid for the 2012 Olympics Games

16/01/2004

APTN

Moscow - 16 Jan 2004

1. Interior of Luzhniki press centre, start of news conference

2. Press and Olympic officials

3. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Valery Shantsev, Deputy Moscow mayor and Head of the Moscow bidding committee:

"Nineteen-twelve (the year 1912) was the first time that a Russian team - consisting of 178 athletes - participated in the Olympic Games, held at the time in Stockholm. Twenty-twelve (2012) will be the 100th anniversary of our Olympic history."

4. Press

5. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Valery Shantsev, Deputy Moscow mayor and Head of the Moscow bidding committee:

"In Moscow, we have everything we need to guarantee that our bid wins, the most important and convincing factor of the project being that the Moscow Olympic Games will be held in one city."

6. Interior of conference room

7. Close shot, olympic program and Moscow slogan

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Vitaly Smirnov, Vice President of the International Olympic Committee:

"So many cities in the world which can stage the Olympic Games, but the problem for the organising and bidding committees is how they could convince those members that exactly this city could stage the Olympic Games. So we have many examples when the team which was bidding for the games were excellent and they got the rights. I would mention first of all people from Atlanta, that was a great team, presided by the chairman and the mayor of the city. So first of all it depends of the committee that is presided by (Moscow) Mayor (Yuri) Luzhkov."

9. Interior Luzhniki sports stadium

10. Pull out from exterior of Luzhniki sports stadium

10:17:58

406934

Spain Olympics

Spain unveils its bid for the 2012 Olympics Games

16/01/2004

APTN

Madrid - 16 Jan 2004

1. Wide shot, Spanish Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar and Alberto Ruiz Gallardon, Mayor of Madrid, walking into exhibition room

2. Media

3. Gallardon explaining the Olympic designs to Aznar

4. Aznar, Gallardon, Pilar del Castillo, Spanish Minister for Sports and Ana Botella, Aznar's wife looking at the designs

5. Tilt down over Aznar and Gallardon

6. Wide shot, meeting

7. Wide shot, briefing room

8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Jose Maria Aznar, Spanish Prime Minister

"I hope and wish that a lot of our athletes will prosper here in 2012. And we could continue with the great triumph of the Olympics in Barcelona in 1992. It was said that they held the best olympic games in History. In this case, it seems very good to me that the city of Madrid has the ambition to also host the best games in history. I hope we do it."

9 SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Alberto Ruiz Gallardon, Mayor of Madrid

"When we handed in this dossier, on Wednesday in Lausanne, the Madrid candidature entered a new period. We are sure that on the 18th of May, we will carry on with the support of IOC (International Olympic Committee). It will give us the drive to work from today so that the final dossier, that we will present next November, will be the best of all the other candidates."

10 Mid shot, reporters

11 Wide shot, Aznar and Gallardon shaking hands

10:20:17

424615

Olympics IOC

Bulgarian implicated in bid corruption suspended

07/08/2004

APTN

Athens, 7 August 2004

1. International Olympic Committee (IOC) president Jacques Rogge walking into news conference at Divani Caravel hotel

2. Wide shot news conference

3. Cameraman

4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee:

"You see in front of you an angry man. I am angry. I am angry at the behaviour of some people being within or without the IOC. I am angry because the behaviour of some is tarnishing what is a wonderful movement. A movement made of volunteers, a movement made of people who love sport, who are engaged in sport, who are prepared to give to sport. And it's always very sad to see that some individuals do not respect the rules."

5. Rogge walking through the lobby of the Athens Hilton hotel - venue for the IOC executive board meeting

6. Sign for IOC offices

7. Olympic symbol, pull out wide shot of IOC office

8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Giselle Davies, International Olympic Committee Spokesperson:

"The executive board, therefore, having heard this report unanimously adopted the ethics commission's recommendations and decided to provisionally deprive Mr Ivan Slavkov of all the rights, prerogatives and functions deriving from his membership of the IOC throughout their inquiry which is ongoing."

9. Wide exterior of the Divani Caravel hotel

10. Media at news conference, pan to stage

11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jacques Rogge, President of the International Olympic Committee:

"Unfortunately this morning we had to discuss about the dark and sombre sides of sport, doping, alleged corruption, possible exclusion of a member. This is never pleasant of course, but it shows the resolve of the IOC to have a zero tolerance of all these aspects, be it doping, be it corruption, we want to have a zero tolerance."

12. Pull out from Athens Olympic symbol, to wide of people leaving news conference

10:23:14

433755

Worldwide: IOC 2012 BIDS

Candidate cities present bid for 2012 Summer Olympics

15/11/2004

APTN

Lausanne, 15 November 2004

1. Exterior of International Olympic Committee building with flags

2. Various of boxes containing bids being unloaded and taken inside

3. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Carlos Martin Usieto, Director of Communications for Olympic Bid 2012:

"We have just handed in the dossier - 15 boxes on Madrid's bid. More than 250 people have worked on the dossier and we are satisfied that we have submitted a bid that will be well received by the IOC. This dossier is not just a practical document, it represents the dreams of the people of Madrid who support hosting the Olympic Games."

4. Various of Olympic bid documents being unloaded

5. British team arriving with bid

6. Various of 14-year-old basketball player, Amber Charles, arriving with London's Olympic bid

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Amber Charles, Basketball Player (Charles is due to play in the 2012 Olympics):

"I'm happy that we're giving this over and that London is actually going forward for being a candidate city."

8. Charles talking to journalists, entering OIC building

Athens, 15 August 2004

9. Close up of sign promoting Paris bid

Lausanne, 15 November 2004

10. Various of the five bid documents lined up in the order that they will be considered

11. Close up of each document

10:25:29

442668

US IOC Visit

IOC team assesses New York as candidate for 2012 games

22/02/2005

APTN

New York City, 21 Feb 2005

1. Wide shot of Plaza Hotel

2. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, deputy mayor Dan Doctoroff and US Olympic Committee chairman Peter Ueberroth walk into meeting with IOC evaluation committee

3. Bloomberg and Doctoroff shake hands with IOC committee members

4. Wide of press conference

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jay Kriegel, NYC2012 executive director:

"New York is a place where the entire world would feel welcome and where the values of the Olympic movement - of openness and of respect - would have the greatest stage because this city reflects those values every single day, and so the message of the movement would work so perfectly in New York and where every athlete would have a fantastic experience."

6. Oksana Baiul skating in Rockefeller Centre

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Bloomberg, New York City Mayor:

"Do we want the Olympics here? Do we want them here in 2012? Let the games begin!"

8. Pan former Olympic athletes supporting the NYC2012 bid

9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Nadia Comaneci, Olympic gold medallist:

"For me, New York - also for a lot of people - is an international city and the Olympic games brings people together. In ''76 I did compete in Madison Square Garden, my first huge competition, and I met my husband - then he was not my husband, but now he is, Bart Conners, so it''s also a sentimental thing for me. I think New York is the best place to have the Olympics because it''s an international city and I''m very proud that I''m together with all the other Olympians that support the bid for 2012."

10. US Olympic swimmer Lenny Krayzelburg at luncheon

11. Baiul at luncheon

12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Michael Bloomberg, New York City Mayor:

"This is the world''s greatest city. We are trying to tell everybody that it''s the world''s second home and I think that is a fair way to describe it. This is the place that the Olympic dream really can come true, not just for the athletes, not just for the individual sports that they represent, not just for every country or virtually every country that they come from, but for everybody who can look at an event and say it''s a step on the road towards helping everybody understand that we live together and we have to work and live together peacefully if we''re going to have a future."

13. Singer singing "New York, New York" at Rockefeller Centre rally

10:29:37

444160

France IOC

WRAP IOC delegation visits key sites amid transport strikes

10/03/2005

APTN

Paris, 10 March 2005

1. Wide shot IOC commission and Paris bid committee arriving at Batignolles Olympic Village

2. Banner at entrance of site saying "Paris 2012, IOC evaluation Commission visit Paris 9-12 March 2005"

3. IOC evaluation commission chairwoman, Nawal El Moutawakel, accompanied by Mayor of Paris Bertrand Delanoe and delegates walking towards entrance

4. Sign "Paris 2012, candidate city"

5. IOC and Paris committee delegates walking

6. Family photo

7. Pan people talking to Nawal El Moutawakel to electronic board saying "118 days: Paris 2012, the love of the games"

8. IOC delegate walking with man

9. Nawal El Moutawakel and Bertrand Delanoe joining the rest of the group

10. Wide shot IOC delegation members and Paris bid committee

Saint-Denis, Paris outskirts

11. Pan exterior Stade de France

12. Pan Stade de France pitch

13. IOC delegation, Paris bid committee and French athletes walking on pitch

14. Close-up IOC evaluation commission chairwoman, Nawal El Moutawakel

15. Various delegates on pitch

16. Close up sign "Paris 2012, candidate city"

17. Wide shot family photo

18. Pan family photo

19. Cameraman

20. Paris 2012 flags

21. Various of IOC delegation in stands

Paris

22. Empty interior shot of St Lazare station

23. Commuters looking at sign announcing strike

10:32:50

444369

France IOC 3

IOC delegation wraps up visit, presser

12/03/2005

APTN

Paris - 12 March 2005

1. Tilt down from ceiling of Grand Hotel ballroom to press conference

2. Cutaway of a television camera

3. Arrival of International Olympic Committee (IOC): Evaluation Committee

4. Press conference set up

5. SOUNDBITE: (French) Nawal el Moutawakel, IOC Panel Chairwoman:

"But above everything, I'd like to point out the quality of the Paris dossier, the Paris dossier for 2012. The level of the competition is extremely high as you know and the IOC congratulates the cities of that calibre who are candidates for the organisation of Olympic games and the Paralympic Games for 2012."

6. Cutaway cameraman

7. SOUNDBITE: (French) Nawal el Moutawakel, IOC Panel Chairwoman:

"I said that this (the strike) is something that did not affect the conduct of our work. It is something that we are going to study and analyze and we have worked very incisively with the candidate's committee to have contact with the labour movement to move forward and the labour unions supports the Paris candidacy and this is something that is an expression of democracy in France."

8. IOC panel getting up to leave

9. Mayor Bertrand Delanoe's presser with Paris team

10. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"There are five candidates, five strong cities and only one of them can win on July 6 and we're doing everything we can so that it's us."

11. Audience watching press conference

10:35:07

444458

Russia IOC

Olympic delegation set to begin inspection

14/03/2005

APTN

Moscow, 14 March 2005

1. Wide shot National Hotel

2. Close up Moscow Olympic flags

3. Wide shot Moscow Mayor, Yuriy Luzhkov shaking hands with Nawal El Moutawakel, Head of IOC evaluating committee

4. Cutaway press

5. Wide shot introductory presentations

6. Luzhkov and officials

7. Moutawakel introduces members of IOC panel

8. Wide shot introductory presentations

9. Wide shot Kremlin and St. Basil's cathedral

10. Mid shot balloon

11. Close up clock tower, zoom out Olympic sign

12. Wide shot screen

13 Arbat street and Moscow Bid poster

14 Close up Olympic poster

10:36:40

447761

Germany Olympics

Five bid cities make their pitches for the 2012 Olympics

17/04/2005

APTN

Berlin, April 17, 2005

1. Wide shot pan of audience at presentation

2. Convention sign

3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bertrand Delanoe, Paris Mayor

"This is the third time in the last 20 years Paris has been bidding. We have always tried, in the true competitive spirit, to improve our performance. This is why Paris 2012 has been conceived not only for the athletes but by the athletes."

4. Audience

5 SOUNDBITE: (English) Mike Bloomberg, New York Mayor

"When I became Mayor four years ago our cities was shaken, but like the athlete that falls and gets back up, New Yorkers are more determined than ever - determined to remain the most open city in the world, to welcome people from everywhere and to be even stronger than before. We know nothing can help us achieve this more powerfully than sport."

6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yuri Luzhkov, Moscow Mayor

"Moscow is a surprising city, we are one of the fastest growing city economies in the world. We have one of the most efficient public transport systems in the world. We are also a city totally and passionately devoted to sport. Moscow is ready to host 2012 games. (tight out)

7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ken Livingstone, London Mayor

"What this passion (for sport) would mean for you, at a London games is simple. Venues full of

enthusiastic fans and knowledgeable fans too, imbued with a sense of fair play.

8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Alberto Ruiz-Gallardon, Madrid mayor

"Madrid is committed to sport, it is committed to the Olympic spirit, it is committed to the future. Madrid wants the Olympic Games. It needs them but not only to leave behind a very important legacy for the future generations but also to contribute to the development of the Olympic movement."

9. Wide shot audience at presentation

10:39:24

452206

France Olympics

WRAP Activities to promote Paris 2012 Olympic bid

05/06/2005

APTN

Paris, 5 June 2005

1. Wide of Champs Elysee Olympic parade

2. Participants running and waving

3. Medium shot of parade

4. Crowds watching

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"Because Paris is the city of the world. Paris is a bid with all our intelligence we try to be very strong and we are with the friendship for all the towns which like us in this competition and we invite the world to come to our town. Their town - Paris."

6. Children fencing

7. Crowds watching

8. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris:

"The message today is all the French children, regardless of their religion or ethnicity, are here together for the love of the games and to invite the entire world; the second message is that France is beautiful and grand when she loves others when she has feelings for others."

9. Pan from crowd to gymnast

10. Crowd

11. Rhythmic gymnastic display

12. Boxing display

13. Tracking shot of crowds and people chanting the games for Paris

14. SOUNDBITE: (German) Rainhardt Buemberger, Salzburg - Austria Olympic bid delegation for winter olympics 2014:

"We are an Olympic delegation from the Salzburg. We want to have the 2014 Olympic game (Winter Olympics). That is why we are in Paris and we are keeping our fingers crossed for Paris and France. And we are simply enthusiastic that there is such a great atmosphere, and we wish it for you and this would be the place for the 2012 Olympic summer games."

15. SOUNDBITE: (French) Voxpop, Bruno Molier

"Everybody wants the games in Paris. It's the best place, the most beautiful place and everybody wants to come to Paris in 2012. No problem."

16. French Olympic judo medallist David Douillet shaking hands with crowds

10:42:22

452331

US Olympics

New York bid team reacts to IOC evaluation report

06/06/2005

APTN

New York, 6 June 2005

1.Wideshot Daniel Doctoroff walking to podium

SOUNDBITE: (English) Daniel Doctoroff, NYC2012 Founder

"Thank you very much Mike. As Mike said, today really does represent another milestone for us in this 11 year quest to host the Olympic games with the report of the Evaluation, with the release of the Evaluation Commission's Report. And to be honest with you, we could not be more pleased with the report. In clearly every single category, the Evaluation Commission praised New york City, and so I really am absolutely thrilled, and I think it's a real compliment to the incredible NYC2012 team."

2. NYC 2012 graphic showing the proposed Olympic Village site

3. NYC2012 showing the proposed venues in Queens.

4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Daniel Doctoroff, NYC2012 Founder

" The most important thing we have to do is get a positive vote this afternoon. That really is our only negative in here, and if we clear that hurdle, then it's a focus on the 115 members of the International Olympic Committee in continuing to sell our message to those 115 people, and we are doing that in lots of different ways".

5. Wideshot Doctoroff at podium

6. NYC2012 graphic showing proposed West Side Stadium

7. Pan railyard site for the proposed West Side Stadium

10:44:15

454805

Singapore IOC 2

Arrivals for meeting to decide 2012 Olympics venue

03/07/2005

APTN/POOL

Singapore - 3 July 2005

APTN

1. Close up of sign: "Singapore 2005, 117th IOC Session", tilt down to International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Jacques Rogge seated for IOC Commission meeting

2. Sergei Bubka, former Russian pole vaulter, seated for meeting (man holding the little statue)

3. Olympic flag flying

4. Various of security outside the Raffles Convention Centre where the IOC is meeting

POOL

5. British Prime Minister Tony Blair getting off plane

6. Cutaway other British officials getting off plane

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Tony Blair, British Prime Minister:

"We think it will be a great Games for the athletes. It'll leave a legacy not just for sport in the UK, but for the Olympic movement as well and that's important. And I'm here in a way to say it's a bid that's got the enthusiastic support of the British people, of all the political parties, of the government and the country right behind it."

APTN

8. Blair arriving at the Raffles Convention Centre

9. Wide of press conference held by London 2012 bid committee

10. Cutaway press listening

11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lord Sebastian Coe, London 2012 bid leader:

"We are confident that by the time judgment is made, we will have done everything humanly possible to put London in the very best position. The chips will then fall where they fall. What happens to other bids is for them to be concerned about. That isn't our primary concern at this moment."

12. London 2012 bid press conference

13. Members of Paris 2012 bid team meeting

14. SOUNDBITE: (French) Philippe Baudillon, Paris 2012 bid leader:

"This information (rumours that the Paris bid is leading) has been around for several months. I've never taken into account this information. There are five very important, very competitive cities, and even more, the vote is a successive eliminatory one, so necessarily, if you have more than one round, one or several cities will be eliminated. So my job is to make sure that Paris goes through all the rounds and win the final."

15. Various of members of New York 2012 bid committee standing

16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dan Doctoroff, New York 2012 bid leader:

"I don't know if it's a charm contest, but we've had an opportunity to send a lot of information. We've had an opportunity to talk to virtually every one of the IOC members to make our case. I think at this point, maybe, the most important factor is that they trust that we're going to deliver on everything we've said we're going to do. There's nothing more important than that. When the International Olympic Committee picks a host city, it's picking a partner for seven years and they need to have partners they can depend on and we want to make sure that they feel really good about us as a team."

17. Exterior of Raffles Convention Centre

10:48:09

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Singapore Beckham

England football captain adds support to London 2012 bid

05/07/2005

APTN

Singapore, 5 July 2005

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1. David Beckham walking on to basketball court

2. Beckham meeting schoolgirl basket ball team

3. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, England football captain

"I am obviously England Captain and play for my country and play with a lot of passion. I am in a team with a lot of passion and hopefully that is what I can bring to this bid."

4. Various of Beckham on basket ball court

5. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, England football captain

"I hope so, that's obviously one of the reasons why I am here, to get the final votes to get the Olympics and if that's what I can do then that's great."

6. Set up shot England manager Sven Goran Eriksson

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Sven Goran Eriksson, England football manager:

"To have Beckham here I think is important, he is one of the biggest sporting profiles in the world today, and it's not only football represented today, it's also other sports, which of course is very important."

8. Beckham being interviewed

9. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, England football captain

"To be honest I am not here as a celebrity I am here as a sportsman and as I aid it's the passion thing for me and again, as I said I am here as a sportsman and not a celebrity."

10. Beckham playing basketball

11. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, England football captain

"To reform some of the parts of the East End (of London) would be massive for people in the East End of London, for people in London, because it's a very passionate place, London. It's a place where many people visit from all around the world and to have the Olympics in the East End of London would be incredible."

12. Beckham playing basketball

13. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, England football captain

"Not too much because at the end of the day he is the captain of the team and I still want to play in the team but I'll gently remind him hopefully."

14. Beckham playing basketball

15. SOUNDBITE (English) David Beckham, England football captain

"We've always spent our anniversary in England or Madrid and it's nice to do it in Singapore, it's been very special actually."

16. Wide of Beckham talking to press

10:51:16

454958

Singapore France

French athletes arrive in Singapore ahead of 2012 Games decision

05/07/2005

APTN

5 July 2005

1. Various of French delegation in airport

2. French delegation chants, UPSOUND: (French) "2012 in Paris"

3. French athletes and delegation walking out

4. SOUNDBITE: (French) Marie-José Pérec, French Olympic athlete:

"Well, it's very similar. It's like a race. That's it. It's started. We are at the 200-metre mark. It's not yet finished so we can't relax yet. We haven't yet reached the finishing line. It's quite similar. We have the same kind of stress. "

5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tony Parker, basketball player:

"Definitely, definitely. We did a great job and now I can't wait to see the results. We feel confident but we have great competition too."

7. UPSOUND: (English) Reporter:

"I hear that London's neck-and-neck with you now."

8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tony Parker, basketball player:

"Definitely. London's got a great project too so we will see what happens tomorrow. I think both projects are great."

9. Various of French delegation

10. SOUNDBITE: (French) Bertrand Delanoe, Mayor of Paris

"More than a million (m) men and women on the Champs Elysees were celebrating the Olympics and the 28 Olympic disciplines - that's what counts. And, well, we've been here a while, but they (athletes) arrived the night before because they are here to support us in this crucial moment - but if they had been here four days before, what would that have changed? They are IOC members. They are reasonable people, reasonable people who think carefully, who have studied the dossier and who have seen that there is nation working together, and that there is a lot of diversity which, put together, make a collective force."

11. Various of French delegation in photo opportunity

10:53:59

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Singapore IOC 6

Spanish football and other stars comment, Beckham arrives

04/07/2005