(26 Nov 2011)
++DAY SHOTS++
1. Pan across tram in street, banners of candidates in background
2. Wide of candidate banners
3. Mid of candidate banners
4. Close-up of banner for Arab Nasserite party
5. Various shots of late president Gamal Abdel Nasser on banner
6. Mid shot of three men in coffee shop
7. Wide of street
8. Mid of banner featuring candidate Jamila Ismail, who is also a journalist and activist
9. Zoom in on Ismail publicity leaflets being passed around at meeting
10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jamila Ismail, parliamentary candidate and journalist and activist:
''This is new Egypt where the people are the strongest factor ever, more strong than the political trends, more strong than the religious trends, more strong than the military even, more strong than any authority"
11. Cutaway of hands
12. Various of candidate banners in street
++NIGHT SHOTS++
13. Mid of man holding poster showing candidates for Muslim Brotherhood party, "Freedom and Justice party"
14. Close-up of picture of Essam El-Erian, vice chairman of Freedom and Justice party (Muslim Brotherhood party), on poster
15. Pan across campaigners holding Muslim Brotherhood Banners
16. Close-up of woman greeting Essam El-Erian during street campaigning
17. Tracking shot of Essam El-Erian and other officials shaking hands with people in street
++DAY SHOTS++
18. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Essam El-Erian, vice chairman, Freedom and Justice party (Muslim Brotherhood party):
''The way out of the current situation is having the elections (on time) and for everyone to accept the results. Then handing over power to those who have been elected by the people because that will guarantee the transition to a democratic life, despite the difficulties that will come after the elections. Postponing the elections, or not being satisfied with election results, will lead to confusion and chaos."
19. Cutaway of hands
20. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Essam El-Erian, vice chairman, Freedom and Justice party (Muslim Brotherhood party):
''I don't think that one block will dominate the majority of the votes. The outcome of the vote is expected to be balanced between all political powers and everyone must respect the outcome of the elections. The elections will be better than the current situation (unrest)."
++NIGHT SHOTS++
21. Wide of candidate banners in street
22. Zoom in on banner featuring Amr Hamzawi, Liberal parliamentary candidate
++DAY SHOTS++
23. Wide of street
24. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Nady Mohamed, resident:
"I support having the elections on time, the country has to have a government and the country has to have a parliament so that the country can move on. The current situation can't go on, people can't find food."
25. SOUNDBITE: (Arabic) Alaa Abdelal, resident:
''For sure the elections can't take place now because the people who have the right to decide who will win the elections and manage the country are still in Tahrir Square. We have to wait for them to organise their agenda, then to decide what they want."
26. Wide of Nile river
STORYLINE:
Egypt's first parliamentary elections since President Hosni Mubarak was replaced by a military council are slated to begin on Monday.
Just two days ahead of the ballot, Egyptian security forces clashed with protesters camped outside the Cabinet building on Saturday, leaving one man dead.
The violence occurred as a wave of protests against military rule was given extra impetus by the Egyptian military's decision on Friday to appoint as Prime Minister Kamal el-Ganzouri, who served under Mubarak.
Some have been engaged in awareness campaigns or are fielding candidates.
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