(17 Jul 2011)
AP Television
St Paul's Cathedral, London, UK - July 29, 2011
1. Wide of St Paul's Cathedral viewed from Millennium Bridge
2. Tilt down from interior of dome of St Paul's Cathedral to wide of the nave
3. Pan right across interior of dome
4. Wide of St Paul's boys choir performing in the nave
5. Pan left across top of the carved canopy of the north transept
6. Close of gilded angel
7. Tilt up from wide of nave
8. Close of candles burning in front of image of Virgin Mary and Jesus
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Martin Stancliffe, Surveyor to the Fabric, St Paul's Cathedral:
""We're in the 300th year since Wren completed the building. It actually went on being completed for a little bit longer than that, but effectively it's 300 years old."
10. Wide of woman lighting candle
11. Close of candles
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Martin Stancliffe, Surveyor to the Fabric, St Paul's Cathedral:
"The cathedral was really dowdy, it was really quite dirty, both on the outside but also on the inside and very kind of unkempt."
13. Wide of Martin Stancliffe walking through cathedral restoration rooms
14. Various of Martin Stancliffe looking at stonework from the cathedral awaiting restoration
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Martin Stancliffe, Surveyor to the Fabric, St Paul's Cathedral:
"The process of cleaning the interior of the building was a very complicated one. We had to keep the building open all the time, it continued to be in use and visited throughout the entire project, so we had to have a process that was building-friendly, if you like - that we didn't make too much noise, make too much dust and we didn't spray the place with water, those kind of things. We actually used a technique that was specially developed for the cathedral, which involves spraying a latex poultice onto the stonework, at night, and then in the day time that could be carefully peeled off, effectively taking the dirt with it. And it proved to be an extraordinarily effective and suitable process for the cathedral."
16. Various of commemorative plaque showing section of stonework before and after cleaning
17. Pan of fragment of carved and painted decorative stonework
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Martin Stancliffe, Surveyor to the Fabric, St Paul's Cathedral:
"My challenge, if you like, has been to try and make it glorious again, because it is a glorious building. But also to make it so that it can be as useable as possible."
19. Tilt down from ceiling to wide of the nave, baptismal font in foreground
20. Mid of tour guide and tourists looking up at dome
21. Wide rotation looking up at interior of dome
22. Various of choir performing in the transept
23. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Parry, Composer:
"What I love about it is the way music sounds in there, fantastic acoustics and just the whole ambiance of the place. So it's a huge thrill for me to know that my piece was going to be performed in that building."
24. Tilt down from dome to choir singing premiere of Ben Parry's "Went the Day Well?", specially commissioned for 'Help the Heroes' charity
25. Mid of choir
26. Pan from choir master to Tom Jackson, concert organiser and French horn player
27. 31. SOUNDBITE (English) Tom Jackson, concert organiser and French horn player:
"It's been around for 300 years now. It survived the London bombings, it's the most iconic building in London, where else could you want to hold a concert?"
28. Zoom in to audience and choir performing Ben Parry's "Went the Day Well?"
29. Close of Tom Jackson, concert organiser, playing French horn
30. Close of stained glass window showing Christ crucified
33. Various of mosaics
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