Next Indian Elections

(5 Feb 2008) SHOTLIST
Manhattan, New York
1. Pull out of man in wheelchair holding sign reading (English) "Vote here", to exterior of polling centre in a church
2. Close-up of poster reading (English) "80th Election District"
3. Voter registering with election official
4. Various of voting booths, people voting
5. Various close-ups of Democratic and Republican voting forms
6. Wide of election officials
7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sarah Sosnowy, Vox Pop:
"I always feel like my vote counts more in the morning, if I wait until after work.. I don't want to be influenced by the polls, but I wouldn't be, but I know that some people are. But I like to do it first thing in the morning, it starts my day off."
Queens, New York
++EARLY MORNING SHOTS++
8. Pull out from sign to Queens resident Vita Begina entering polling centre at Glenridge Senior Centre
9. Various of Begina registering, voting
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Vita Begina, Vox Pop:
"If they complain about everything, and if they want things to get better they should come out and vote and vote for who they want. Can't just talk about it and complain. You have to vote."
11. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Luis Ribera, Vox Pop:
"A new wave of change in this nation is good for the new generations and for everybody. It is a change of everything, a general change, economically. I cant really say anything more."
Queens, New York
12. Pull out from poster reading (English) "52nd Election District" to wide interior of polling centre
13. Mid shot of election official
Queens, New York
14. Mid shot of voters seated with election officials
Queens, New York
15. Woman leaving voting booth, zoom out to wide
Chicago, Illinois
++EARLY MORNING SHOTS++
16. Exterior of polling centre at Beulah Shoesmith Elementary School with US flag
17. Close-up of sign for polling centre
18. Wide interior of polling centre with people voting in school gymnasium
19. Various of people voting
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kelly Redmond, Vox Pop:
"I absolutely voted for Barack Obama. I worked on his primary campaign for the Senatorial race and he's an incredible man and it's a privilege and an opportunity to vote for him for president. I wouldn't miss this opportunity, I wanted to be among the first to vote today."
21. Votes being recorded on machine
22. People voting
Los Angeles, California
23. Close-up of voting machine
24. SOUNDBITE: (English) Norman Horton, Vox Pop:
"Well, I'm a registered voter and I vote every chance I get a chance to vote but this is an important election and I wanted to get out here early this morning and make sure I cast my vote.
(Question: Any particular candidate?")
Barack, change. Barack Obama."
25. SOUNDBITE (English) Amy Neilan, Vox pop:
"I was actually debating it right up until the moment I walked into the voting booth which is very unusual for me but I ended up voting for Obama."
26. SOUNDBITE (English) John Hargreaves, Vox pop:
"Up until he dropped out it was Edwards but I moved to Obama because of his stance on a lot of issues."
27. People casting ballots
STORYLINE:
US voters headed to the polls on the day dubbed Super Tuesday, with voting taking place from the Atlantic to Alaska in the biggest day in the presidential nominating race so far.
Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were fighting for front-runner status in a tightening Democratic contest, while Republican John McCain hoped to bury rival Mitt Romney's presidential hopes.
Tuesday's vote is almost a national primary: each party was holding contests in more than 20 states, including some of the most populous, such as New York and California.

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