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(9 Oct 2011)
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Sinouk Plantation, Paksong, Laos - May 22, 2011
1. Close of barman using coffee machine
2. Mid of barman carrying tray of coffees
3. Mid of barista serving Sinouk Sisombat
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sinouk Sisombat, President, Laos Coffee Association:
"I want to be acknowledged as one of the best, alongside Columbia, Mexico."
5. Wide of Sinouk walking around garden at plantation
6. Close of coffee cherries
7. Wide of rear of house with small brook and waterfall
8. Close of water rushing over rocks
9. Wide of pool with house in background
10. Wide of B-52 bomb crater with coffee plants
11. Mid of volcanic rocks, coffee plants and mountain in background
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Sinouk Sisombat, President, Laos Coffee Association:
"The Bolaven Plateau was a big battleground. So, there was, as far as I know, there were two carpet bombings by B-52s in Paksong. Completely - nothing after that. So, even - I came back in '94 - the UXO (unexploded bomb) clearance was a big issue there. Even there, in my place, they have discovered some bombs."
AGPC Agricultural Collective, Paksong, Laos - May 23, 2011
13. Various of people at coffee-tasting
14. Close of cup of coffee and plastic container of coffee sample
15. Mid of beans being processed on machine
16. Close of beans pouring into sack
17. Wide of sacks of coffee stacked in warehouse
Lao Mountain Coffee, Vientiane, Laos - May 16, 2011
18. Close of burner under homemade coffee-roasting machine
19. Mid of Stephen Feldschneider, Lao Mountain Coffee, checking fire and temperature of coffee roaster
20. Close of thermometer, smoke rising from machine
21. Mid of worker cranking roaster
22. Mid of man scooping beans from roaster
23. Mid of worker using blower on bin of steaming coffee beans
24. Close of worker's face while using blower
25. Close of steaming beans and blower
26. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Hyman, Laos coffee industry consultant for the World Bank:
"There's a kind of Renaissance taking place where people are relearning how to make good quality coffee and take advantage of those great conditions."
Luang Prabang, Laos - June 4, 2011
27. Close of hand stirring coffee at cafe table
28. SOUNDBITE (English) Ben Hyman, Laos coffee industry consultant for the World Bank:
"Originally, in countries like China and Thailand, where they didn't used to be a coffee culture, coffee culture is really developing as people have more income and are able to spend."
29. Mid of two women drinking coffee at cafe table
30. Close of coffee mugs on table
Olam Plantation, Paksong, Laos - May 21, 2011
31. Wide of two men walking along path with coffee plants in foreground
32. Close of feet on dirt path
SOUNDBITE (English) Sawan Muthanna, Olam International:
"I've been managing coffee plantations and farms for almost 12 years now."
33. Wide of coffee plantation with tractor driving down path
SOUNDBITE (english) Sawan Muthanna, Olam International:
"There is immense potential for coffee in Laos, basically because of the soil conditions.
34. Close of coffee cherries
35. SOUNDBITE (English) Sawan Muthanna, Olam International:
"At two years the growth is phenomenal. What you see of coffee here, at this level, I don't think I've seen anywhere else."
36. Wide of plantation with truck passing on dirt road
37. Mid of workers walking past
38. Mid of Won Inthisan using mortar and pestle to crush coffee beans
37. Close of pestle crushing beans
38. Mid of Won Inthisan stirring and roasting beans in wok
39. Close of beans being stirred and roasted in wok
Sinouk Plantation, Paksong, Laos - May 22, 2011
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