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(7 Jan 2010) SHOTLIST
Tel Aviv, 5 January 2010
1. Tilt up from passengers to departures board at Ben Gurion International airport
2. Passenger going through new triple identification security system
3. El Al airplane taxiing
Petah Tikva, 6 January 2010
4. Wide shot of chief executive of Suspect Detection Systems (SDS) demonstrating interrogation technology
5. Various of computer asking man questions during demonstration
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shabtai Shoval, Chief executive of Suspect Detection Systems (SDS):
"Our system could prevent the last events with the Nigerian al-Qaida member because this guy has an intent and our system can identify intent. Actually our system can prevent a crime before it happens because it can identify a plan or intent of a person to do something bad."
7. Various shots of security device
Tel Aviv, 5 January 2010
8. Tilt up of traveller at airport
9. Woman testing suitcase with device
Netanya, 6 January 2010
10. Wide of chief executive of Nemesysco voice analysis technology by machine during demonstration
11. Various shots of machine being demonstrated
12. Tilt up from screen analyzing emotions to mock passenger
13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Amir Liberman, Chief executive of Nemesysco:
"This is what the system is designed to detect. Many people view it as a lie detector. This is not a lie detector. It is something that is intended to make sure that your emotional state is what we expect to see in this environment. If this is not the case then you will be forwarded to further investigation."
14. Wide of Liberman by machine
Tel Aviv, 5 January 2010
15. Wide of airport
Modiin, 5 January 2010
16. Screen showing image of plane on runway as part of 3D virtual reality system
17. Wide of control room
18. Zoom in of screen showing interior of airport
19. Various shots of Ori Mintzer, director of product at Rontal Applications, operating system
Herzliya, 6 January 2010
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Boaz Ganor, head of International Institute on Counterterrorism:
"Israel has become again, unfortunately, the centre of the interest of the international community, especially the Americans, Europeans and other states all together, trying to learn once more what are those new innovations, new technologies, new procedures that Israel is using in order to protect its air travel."
Tel Aviv, 5 January 2010
21. Various shots of travellers at Ben Gurion airport
22. Plane taking off
STORYLINE
In the wake of recent airport security breaches, Israel''s strict air travel security is being looked at as a model for other states in tightening checks on travellers.
In Israel, strict security verifications have largely always been the norm and Tel Aviv''s Ben Gurion International Airport is considered one of the world''s safest.
Airports around the world are now reviewing screening programmes and security checks following a Nigerian man''s reported attempt to blow up a US airliner flying from Amsterdam to Detroit on Christmas Day.
Washington is seeking enhanced security measures on all trans-Atlantic flights heading for the United States and European nations were sharply divided over the need to install full-body scanners at European airports.
The US and some other states are now turning to Israel as a model of airport security.
The US Deputy Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, Jane Holl Lute, is visiting Israel to meet security officials there in a bid to increase screening measures and prevent future attacks.
SDS says stress levels in the voice and palm are measured as the passenger is asked a series of questions.

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