(29 Jun 2014) FRANCE: WW1 LEGENDS
SOURCE: AP TELEVISION
RESTRICTIONS: TECHNOLOGY CLIENTS ONLY
LENGTH: 6.42
AP Television
Cerny, France, 28th April 2014
1. Wide under shot of Baptiste Salis, warbird pilot, starting engine by manipulating propeller of Boeing Stearman PT-17
2. Wide undershot of Boeing Stearman PT-17 rolling
3. Wide aerial shot of Boeing Stearman PT-17 taking off
4. Wide of Boeing Stearman PT-17 taking off
5. Mid aerial shot of pilot
6. Wide of Boeing Stearman PT-17 making a loop
7. Mid aerial of pilot in plane making loop
8. Wide aerial side shot of Boeing Stearman PT-17 making loop
9. Mid tracking shot of Boeing Stearman PT-17 passing-by
10. Wide of hangar, doors opening
11. Mid of various old planes in hangar
12. Mid of maintenance hangar, people working in
13. Wide right pan from Baptiste Salis working on airplane fuselage to Bleriot XI fuselage
14. Mid rack focus of steel cables in Bleriot XI fuselage - original airplane from 1913 that crossed the Channel five times
15. Wide tilt up of Albatros C1, a replica of WWI airplane model; Baptiste Salis (on the left) and Xavier Gach (on the right), aircraft mechanic, assembling wooden fuselage
16. Mid setup shot of Baptiste Salis, warbird pilot and grandson of Jean-Baptiste Salis that started a collection for Flying Museum; putting marks with pen on fuselage
17. SOUNDBITE (French) Baptiste Salis, warbird pilot and collector:
"Here you feel the weight of history, it is rather extraordinary to fly a machine that is 100 years old. Sometimes these machines have really high performance� on the contrary of what one might think; and you can feel these emotions coming from the history of these planes and the pilots that were flying them."
18. Wide left pan of the hangar of Salis Flying Museum; almost all presented planes are in flying condition
19. Mid undershot of Bleriot XI- 2 (two seater version of the plane) nose engine and propeller
20. Wide of Spad XIII (1918), last flying aircraft in the world out of 8,000 produced
21. Mid of Spad XIII tail
22. Mid of Royal Aircraft Factory SE5 cockpit
23. Rack focus from wooden propeller to gun sight
24. SOUNDBITE (French) Baptiste Salis, warbird pilot and collector:
"We have always refurbished and built airplanes for cinema. For example, here (behind me) you have a star that was in film "Ace of Aces" with Jean-Paul Belmondo. It is a replica of SE5, it has its shape but it is not the real one. Regarding the film we needed (this airplane) with more performances, to fly in all conditions, so we have an original shape with a modern engine and brakes."
25. Wide of SE5 fuselage and landing gear
26. Close up of SE5 propeller and engine
27. Close up of SE5 instruments in cockpit
28. SOUNDBITE (French) Baptiste Salis, warbird pilot and collector:
"We see that in very old planes there are no brakes which makes taxiing on the ground a little bit tricky� there are little details that need to be learned, but there is no course for that, you need to learn to fly these planes using old methods."
29. Wide of B17-G - Flying Fortress, named Pink Lady, produced in 1944 in Burbank, CA, USA; flew six missions over Germany
30. Close up of B17-G - Flying Fortress engine and propeller
31. Mid of B17-G - Flying Fortress's nose with sign 'Pink Lady'
32. Wide of DC-3, produced in 1942, used by US Air Force until 1945, after that used as airliner for Air France
33. Mid of DC-3
34. SOUNDBITE (French) Baptiste Salis, warbird pilot and collector:
35. Wide tilt up of Bleriot XI-2
36. Close up of Bleriot XI-2 cabin
39. Wide of airplane wooden parts
40. Mid of box with screws
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