(2 May 2008) SHOTLIST
1. Wide of Olympic torch being lit on stage
2. Close of torch being lit by security, pull out to wide of official passing torch over to official
3. Wide of official holding torch
4. Mid of official handing torch to Hong Kong Chief Executive Donald Tsang
5. Cutaway of audience
6. Mid of runner, Li Lai San, Hong Kong Olympic gold-medallist winner for windsurfing, walking onto stage
7. Wide of stage
8. Mid of Li and Donald holding torch on stage
9. Wide pull out from stage
10. Mid of Li stepping off stage with torch
11. Mid of Li passing audience as she sets out on relay
12. Various of Li running with torch
13. Top shot of Hong Kong actor and singer, Andy Lau running with torch
14. Mid of Andy running
15. Wide of Andy running
16. Aerial of torch relay through city street
17. Mid of Hong Kong actress and singer Kelly Chan running with torch
18. Various of Kelly running with torch
STORYLINE
Runners carried the Olympic flame through Hong Kong on Friday, as organisers sort to prevent any repeat of the protests and chaos that disrupted the flame during its 20-nation overseas tour.
The eight-hour relay through canyons of skyscrapers proved challenging for leaders and police in the Chinese territory.
Eager to deflect from security interruptions and protests that have marred the torch relay around the world, officials ensured security was tight.
However, there were still tensions on the streets as large groups of flag-waving torch supporters reportedly shouted insults at pro-Tibet and human rights protesters, forcing them to seek refuge in police vans.
After being lit on stage during an opening ceremony, Hong Kong leader Donald Tsang passed the torch to Hong Kong's gold winning medallist for wind surfing, Li Lai San who kicked off the torch relay.
Li carried the torch through the streets of Hong Kong, where she passed it onto one of Hong Kong's best known entertainers, singer and actor, Andy Lau.
Andy jogged with the torch, until he was able to hand over to singer and actress Kelly Chan.
Other runners include 21 tycoons and 13 politicians.
Pansy Ho, a daughter of casino magnate Stanley Ho, will carry the flame, along with Victor Li Tzar-kuoi, son of Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing.

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