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(23 Oct 2007)
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Washington, DC - 04 September, 2007
1. Flat screen with logo animation of International Spy Museum (Natsound, music)
2. Various of 1964 "spy car", Aston Martin DBS, one of several created for James Bond movie, "Goldfinger"
3. Mid of Peter Earnest, former U.S. CIA spy and Executive Director of International Spy Museum
4. Close of shoe with secret transmitter
5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Earnest, Executive Director, International Spy Museum:
"When it was activated the diplomat became, in effect, a walking broadcasting station, if you knew the range and the frequency, you could overhear who he was meeting with and what their conversation was."
6. Close of display case of clandestine spy weapons
7. Close of a glove pistol
8. Close of stingers used in espionage
9. SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Earnest, former CIA spy and Executive Director of the International Spy Museum:
"I certainly in my years used a number of the devices up there, that is a briefcase with a secret recorder in it, an overcoat with a pinhole, with a camera in it, so you could take pictures surreptitiously, without being seen."
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10. Close of briefcase
11. Close of coat with hidden camera
12. Watch with transmitter
13. Mid of various disguises and makeup
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14. Close view of sign describing rectal tool kit and various of tool kit spies hid inside their bodies
15. Various of museum visitors
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Earnest, former CIA spy and the Executive Director International Spy Museum:
"Well I think people are drawn to the museum, in the way that people are drawn to things that are secret, things that are hidden, particular things that have been hidden from them deliberately by their governments."
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17. UPSOUND: (English) Museum employee, preparing visitors for the spy games and handing our "passports" " Do you accept the challenge?" "yes." " Well then, at this point, I'll pass out your passports."
18. Push in to sign that reads: "Welcome to Khandar City," a fictitious city created by exhibitors
19. Various of museum exhibit guide and visitors walking through Khandar City and door closing
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20. SOUNDBITE: (English): Anna Slafer, Director, Exhibitions and Programmes, International Spy Museum:
"We like to call it espionage's greatest hits. Because what we've done is taken the most exciting things that spies do in a day, in a year and we compressed them into an hour. So there's video surveillance activities and audio surveillance; you break into an office."
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21. Various of visitors breaking into office, as part of exhibit spy games
22. View of visitors breaking into a safe
23. View of nuclear trigger inside the safe, a prop in the spy games
24. SOUNDBITE: (English): Michael Inlander, Museum Visitor:
"It was really interactive when you turn the knobs or try to break the codes, you could tell your actions had a real impact on what was happening."
25. SOUNDBITE: (English): Jamee Telford, Museum Visitor:
"I felt that it could have very much a real spy mission, never being on a real one before in my life, just being under pressure of having to accomplish a task by a certain amount of time or some kind of desirable outcome happening, so I felt like we were progressing through it.
26. Soviet spying section of museum, pan from pictures on the wall to Oleg Kalugin, former KGB Spy
28. Mid of visitors looking at exhibit

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