(11 Mar 2014) BRAZIL RIO PARTY TOWN
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SHOTLIST
AP Television
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 10 March 2014
1. Close-up of bartender preparing "Negroni" cocktail at Meza Bar
2. Pan across bar
3. Wide of people in bar
4. Close-up of bartender preparing cocktail
5. Wide of bar
6. Close-up of bartender preparing "Asia Soda Pop" cocktail, pouring drink into glass container
10. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Fernando Blower, Owner, Meza Bar:
"In the beginning what we did was look at what was happening outside Brazil and bring those references mainly from Europe and the US. Currently we are still using those techniques and inspiration from other countries, but making Brazilian drinks with Brazilian ingredients and Brazilian techniques. Brazilian drinks such as Cachaca and we have local fruit, we have incredible fruit, we may be one of the richest countries in the world."
13. Wide of entrance to bar
AP Television
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 9 March 2014
++NIGHT SHOTS++
14. Wide of beach-side bars and buildings at night
15. Wide of restaurants
16. Mid of people sitting outside restaurant
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Cristiano Nogueira, Author, "Rio for Partiers" guidebook:
"The first place they should go would be Lapa. That's... It's become a nightlife area of Rio. And there you can find Rio Scenarium which is one of the fun-est, most beautiful dance, samba-dance clubs."
AP Television
Lapa, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 7 March 2014
++NIGHT SHOTS++
21. Wide shot of busy street in Lapa, two women walking by
22. Wide interior shot of "Mangue Seco" Brazilian seafood restaurant in Lapa
23. Tilt up of people eating "moqueca" - typical Brazilian seafood dish
24. Tilt up of Rio Scenarium
25. Pan across street to people waiting to enter Rio Scenarium
26. Mid of disc-jockey (DJ) mixing music at Rio Scenarium
27. High shot of people dancing
28. Mid of DJs
29. Mid of people dancing
30. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Marcello Sabre, Disc Jockey (DJ):
"In this room we have a different kind of Brazilian music which is remixed Brazilian music using different background beats such as a 'house' like beat, 'European' and 'drum and bass' beats. We mix things and make a different sound which is danceable and highly accepted by the crowd. As you can see the floor is full."
31. Pan across people dancing
32. Various of people dancing in Rio Scenarium's live music hall, band on stage
33. Tilt up and down of performers on stage, dancing samba style
AP Television
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 30 February 2014
++DAY SHOTS++
34. Wide of people enjoying live music on Ipanema beach
35. Mid of performers on stage
36. Wide of stage and crowd
37. Wide of people on Ipanema beach, sun setting in background
LEADIN
There'll be plenty of action in Rio de Janeiro - and not just on the football pitch.
An estimated 600,000 visitors flocking to the World Cup will have have a varied menu when it comes to drinking, eating - and of course partying.
STORYLINE:
From cutting-edge cocktails to traditional dishes, from disco dancing to feeling the samba beat.
Rio de Janeiro is a city renowned for its social scene.
And what better way to kick off a night out than with a tipple or two.
The Meza Bar is one of a number of bustling bars in the city - offering all sorts of drinks.
Here, they're big on cocktails.
One of the more unusual ones is the "Asia Soda Pop" - which is served in a glass container with a lid.
When it comes to satisfying your stomach, there's also lots on the menu.
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