Tourists learn the art of camel riding ++REPLAY++

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(15 Jan 2012) SHOTLIST AP Television St Katherine, Sinai - December 24, 2011 1. Close of the camel's face growling 2. Wide of Wadi Firee'a with school in foreground 3. Medium of Salem Jemiaa, an instructor, helping Aaron, a tourist, put his helmet on 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Mohamed Musa Abu Krishan, manager and teacher at the camel school: "Bedouin have always reared camels. A long time ago there were no vehicles so Bedouin used camels and mastered them" 5. Wide of the visitors and camel instructors 6. Wide of Aaron trying to couch a camel (get it to sit) with his instructor Salem 7. Medium of Ian Hill, a Canadian tourist, successfully couching his camel with Mohamed Musa's supervision 8. SOUNDBITE (English): Gordon Wilkinson, Retired school teacher and co founder of the Camel school: "We wanted to develop light camel safaris where everyone was mounted. But to do that the visitors had to be able to handle the camels, for that reason Mohamed thought it would be good to develop a camel riding school" 9. Wide of Aaron trying to make his camel stand up 10. Medium of Salem showing Aaron how to make a camel stand up 11. Wide of Salem making the camel stand up 12. Close of Ian hobbling (tying) the camel's knee 13. Medium of Mohamed helping Ian to hobble the camel 14. SOUNDBITE (English): Aaron, Student "The hardest thing really is when it gets up and it very bumpy and you're scared you're going to fall off." 16. Various of Musa Attwa, teaching his pupils how to get off a camel. 17. SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Musa Attwa, instructor: "I am teaching them how to get off a standing camel." 18. Medium of Robin Hill getting off a standing camel 19. Close of a camel growling 20. Wide of Mohamed Musa supervising Ian Hill as he gets on to a camel while it stands up 21. Wide of the group during their lunch break 22. Mid shot of Salem Jemiaa watching Musa Attwa teaching from distance 23. Wide of Mohamed Musa placing the saddle on the camel 24. Mid of Mohamed explaining a few rules to his pupils about saddling a camel 25. Close of Mohamed dressing the camel 26. Close of Mohamed's hand rolling up a scarf 27. Wide of Mohamed dressing the camel 28. Mid of Mohamed as he finishes saddling and dressing the camel 29. Mid of a pupil, Ralph, directing his camel 30. Wide of Robin directing his camel and halting it 31. SOUNDBITE (English), Robin Hill, Student "I never would have believed that after a few hours of instruction I'd be as confident as I am, I'm pretty confident." 32. Wide of Mohamed Mu sa demonstrating the camel walk. 33. Wide of Gordon explaining the different camel walks (gaits) 34. Wide of Mohamed demonstrating a 'charade" walk 35. Wide of Mohamed galloping on his camel 36. Wide of Ian and Robin racing each other on their camels 37. Mid of Ian riding confidently 38. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Mohamed Musa Abu Krishan, manager and teacher at the camel school: " The most important things are that the visitor are happy and that we teach them about our Bedouin knowledge." 39. Mid of the group coming back from a short trek. 40. Wide of the group coming back from a short trek. LEADIN Tourists seeking adventure can now take camel safaris to visit ancient holy sites in Egypt. The tour operators are hoping to cash in on holiday makers looking to visit the ancient monastery of St Katherine and to climb Mount Moses (known locally as Jebel Musa) believed to be the place where Moses (Musa in Arabic) received the Ten Commandments from God. STORYLINE : It was a case of east meets west when the Wadi Firee'a camel riding school was set up three years ago. Wilkinson had already established 'Yalla Jabaleya' a programme designed to blend tourism with the culture of the Bedouin. Helmets are compulsory for the students. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/468cf6eba43cb4802152df69e2719e2e Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

Tourists learn the art of camel riding ++REPLAY++

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(15 Jan 2012) SHOTLIST AP Television St Katherine, Sinai - December 24, 2011 1. Close of the camel's face growling 2. Wide of Wadi Firee'a with school in foreground 3. Medium of Salem Jemiaa, an instructor, helping Aaron, a tourist, put his helmet on 4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Mohamed Musa Abu Krishan, manager and teacher at the camel school: "Bedouin have always reared camels. A long time ago there were no vehicles so Bedouin used camels and mastered them" 5. Wide of the visitors and camel instructors 6. Wide of Aaron trying to couch a camel (get it to sit) with his instructor Salem 7. Medium of Ian Hill, a Canadian tourist, successfully couching his camel with Mohamed Musa's supervision 8. SOUNDBITE (English): Gordon Wilkinson, Retired school teacher and co founder of the Camel school: "We wanted to develop light camel safaris where everyone was mounted. But to do that the visitors had to be able to handle the camels, for that reason Mohamed thought it would be good to develop a camel riding school" 9. Wide of Aaron trying to make his camel stand up 10. Medium of Salem showing Aaron how to make a camel stand up 11. Wide of Salem making the camel stand up 12. Close of Ian hobbling (tying) the camel's knee 13. Medium of Mohamed helping Ian to hobble the camel 14. SOUNDBITE (English): Aaron, Student "The hardest thing really is when it gets up and it very bumpy and you're scared you're going to fall off." 16. Various of Musa Attwa, teaching his pupils how to get off a camel. 17. SOUNDBITE (Arabic), Musa Attwa, instructor: "I am teaching them how to get off a standing camel." 18. Medium of Robin Hill getting off a standing camel 19. Close of a camel growling 20. Wide of Mohamed Musa supervising Ian Hill as he gets on to a camel while it stands up 21. Wide of the group during their lunch break 22. Mid shot of Salem Jemiaa watching Musa Attwa teaching from distance 23. Wide of Mohamed Musa placing the saddle on the camel 24. Mid of Mohamed explaining a few rules to his pupils about saddling a camel 25. Close of Mohamed dressing the camel 26. Close of Mohamed's hand rolling up a scarf 27. Wide of Mohamed dressing the camel 28. Mid of Mohamed as he finishes saddling and dressing the camel 29. Mid of a pupil, Ralph, directing his camel 30. Wide of Robin directing his camel and halting it 31. SOUNDBITE (English), Robin Hill, Student "I never would have believed that after a few hours of instruction I'd be as confident as I am, I'm pretty confident." 32. Wide of Mohamed Mu sa demonstrating the camel walk. 33. Wide of Gordon explaining the different camel walks (gaits) 34. Wide of Mohamed demonstrating a 'charade" walk 35. Wide of Mohamed galloping on his camel 36. Wide of Ian and Robin racing each other on their camels 37. Mid of Ian riding confidently 38. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Mohamed Musa Abu Krishan, manager and teacher at the camel school: " The most important things are that the visitor are happy and that we teach them about our Bedouin knowledge." 39. Mid of the group coming back from a short trek. 40. Wide of the group coming back from a short trek. LEADIN Tourists seeking adventure can now take camel safaris to visit ancient holy sites in Egypt. The tour operators are hoping to cash in on holiday makers looking to visit the ancient monastery of St Katherine and to climb Mount Moses (known locally as Jebel Musa) believed to be the place where Moses (Musa in Arabic) received the Ten Commandments from God. STORYLINE : It was a case of east meets west when the Wadi Firee'a camel riding school was set up three years ago. Wilkinson had already established 'Yalla Jabaleya' a programme designed to blend tourism with the culture of the Bedouin. Helmets are compulsory for the students. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/468cf6eba43cb4802152df69e2719e2e Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork