| VIDEO | AUDIO |
| Cut to an aerial view of an Eastern European city. On bottom
left, super graphic: Monday, 07:24 (EST). Over that superimpose a M.S. of an eagle flying over the scene. |
SOUND: Establish dramatic music. |
| Cut to a L.S. of a booth in a cafe where a foreign native is just
sitting down to join an American for coffee. Cut to C.U.'s of the two as they speak. |
AMERICAN: I appreciate your coming. Any problems getting here?
NATIVE: (speaking in a foreign accent:) No. But I can't stay
long. I came only to tell you something is not right with the
exercise. Security is very tight. Special equipment is all I
hear.
AMERICAN: What kind of equipment? Weaponry? Communications? What?
(sfx: dishes dropped in background drown out name of the
general.)
AMERICAN: A Senior military command general on a routine training exercise? That doesn't make sense.
NATIVE: Exactly. |
L.S. of a troop convoy. On bottom left, super graphic: Tuesday, 01:18 (EST)
Cut to an aerial view of the convoy. Over that superimpose a M.S. of an eagle flying over the scene. |
SOUND: Continue music. |
| Cut to a L.S. of a dimly lit imagery office where we see a woman working at a computer screen. Looking over her
shoulder is a man. Cut to a C.U. of the screen where we see a black and white photo of the convoy. |
WOMAN: See that?
MAN: Yeah. Heading south.
WOMAN: At rate they're moving, I figure they'll be at the border in less than 16 hours.
MAN: Has Jane seen this yet?
WOMAN: No, I just got it.
MAN: OK, I'll give her a call. In the meantime, let's download yesterday's imagery.
WOMAN: Right. |
| Cut to an aerial view of the White House. On bottom left,
super graphic: Wednesday, 14:43 (EST) Over that
superimpose a M.S. of an eagle flying over the scene. |
SOUND: Continue music. |
| Cut to a L.S. of a briefing in progress in a small conference
room. We see a group of civilians and military personnel
listening to the presentation being conducted by a woman and
man standing on opposite sides of a presentation board. On
the board, we see a large, colorful bar chart. |
WOMAN: As you can see, they've experienced an
unexpected downturn in export revenue over the last 7
months. That's placing extreme economic pressure on an
already unstable country.
MAN: So the question becomes: How do you quickly replace
that lost revenue? (Removes chart to reveal a detailed map,
and points to its center.) We think the answer lies here. |
| Cut to an overhead L.S. of a military airport. On bottom left,
super graphic: Thursday, 16:08 (EST) Overhead superimpose
a M.S. of an eagle flying over the scene. |
SOUND: Continue music. |
| Cut to a L.S. of a man and woman standing next to the cargo
door of a military aircraft. They are watching as a soldier
loads some small unmarked crates. |
MAN: That's the last of it.
WOMAN: Well, you got a long flight ahead of you. Try and
get some sleep. Call me when you get there.
MAN: Actually, give me a few hours after I arrive and I'll set
up a test run with you.
WOMAN: Good idea. I'll be waiting. |
| Fade to black. Fade up from black. |
SOUND: Continue music. |
Open with an aerial view of CIA headquarters. Over that
superimpose a M.S. of an eagle flying over the scene. Cut to
a L.S. of the entranceway to show the woman from scene 8
going through the main doors.
Cut to a L.S. of her walking down a hall and entering a door.
The door shuts and on it we see a sign: Classified. Cut to a
low angle L.S. of the building exterior to show the eagle
perched on the roof of the building. Cut to a C.U. of the
eagle's head. Morph from the above to the head of the eagle
on the CIA seal. Zoom out to show the entire seal. Zoom out
more to show the seal on the floor of the main entrance.
Show a very high angle L.S. of people walking over the seal
on their way inside. |
ANNCR: Langley, Virginia. Headquarters to a group of
highly trained, highly dedicated professionals.
They hold different jobs, sometimes work thousands of miles
from each other, but share a common mission: to collect,
evaluate and disseminate information on current
developments overseas in order to safeguard our national
security. These are the men and women who work for the
CIA, the nation's Central Intelligence Agency. |
