(25 Mar 2012) 1. Wide of indigenous performers in white dress during parade
2. Mid of indigenous performer smoking
3. Wide of spectators watching from behind cordon
4. Tracking shot of performers in traditional dress dancing and playing wind instruments
5. Tracking shot of performer wearing large head-dress dancing with young boy
6. Wide reverse shot of performer speaking to spectators
7. Wide of children crouched on pavement wearing raincoats
8. Mid of performer in extravagant costume dancing towards and past camera
9. Mid of man carrying woman in chair on his back, pulls out to wide
10. Wide, slow zoom in on rainy street with performers dancing
11. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Ricardo Soto, spectator:
"This is spectacular, it's really beautiful, it's a good show for everybody, locals and foreigners."
12. Mid of masked performers waving flags
13. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Diana Soto, Mexican theatre director:
"This festival is a marvellous experience for us. It allows us to come and show this spectacle based on November 2nd, the Day of the Dead (Mexican holiday) in my country, Mexico."
14. Tracking shot of brass band performing
15. Mid of juggler
16. Jugglers shouting to the audience, UPSOUND: (Spanish) "Thanks Colombia, thanks Bogota, big cheers, come on, we are going to do great."
17. Wide of spectators laughing
18. Mid of performer in red and blue bird costume on stilts, zooms out to reveal other performers on stilts
19. Tilt up of large puppet being operated by several performers
20. Mid of performers, zooms out to wide
STORYLINE:
Colombia kicked off the 13th Ibero-American Festival of Theatre on Saturday with a giant street parade in the capital, Bogota.
Despite drizzly conditions, colourfully-dressed performers and spectators alike were enjoying the festival atmosphere.
"This is spectacular, it's really beautiful, it's a good show for everybody, locals and foreigners," said Ricardo Soto, who turned out to watch.
More than 60 theatre companies from 34 countries have been invited to this year's festival, which runs until 8 April.
Local theatre groups are also expected to take part in the event, which has previously drawn more than 100,000 spectators.
More than 1,000 performances are scheduled in the upcoming two weeks in venues across the Colombian capital.
Street theatre will also make up a large part of the festival programme.
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