Vienna - the cream of coffee houses

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AP Television Vienna, Austria - November 15, 2011 1. Mid of Caf� Central entrance, horsedrawn carriage passes in front 2. Wide of Caf� Central interior, waiter passing by 3. Wide of guests looking at pastry selection 4. Close of waitress 5. Close of pastries with guests in background 6. Wide of caf� with waiter passing 7. Pan of waiter delivering order to table 8. Mid high angle of ceiling light 9. Wide of caf� with portraits in background 10. Close of Empress portrait 11. Close of Emperor portrait 12. Tilt down exterior of Caf� Central 13. Tilt down Caf� Demel exterior 14. Close of sign "Demel" 15. Close of sign "Caf� Landtmann" 16. Wide of Caf� Landtmann 17. Tilt down Caf� Weimar 18. Mid of waiter walking with coffee tray, pan right to follow 19. Close of chandelier 20. Tilt down ceiling to people at tables 21. Mid of Maximilian Platzer stirring coffee 22. Close of Platzer putting down spoon on glass 23. SOUNDBITE (German) Maximilian Platzer, owner and manager of Caf� Weimar: "The marble table, the padded boxes, chandeliers, mirrors, wood panelling, the windscreen at the door, the clock that must be visible from all parts of the Caf�, the newspaper table with local and international papers, but especially the coffee must be served on a tablet with a glass of water. A spoon lies on the glass. And that's how a Vienna coffeehouse must be done." 24. Wide of doorway with clock above 25. Close of clock 26. Wide of Caf� Museum exterior 27. Close of sign "Museum" 28. Wide interior of Caf� Museum with waiters dressed in white jackets 29. Mid of cafe guests 30. Mid of pastry selection 31. Mid of pastries 32. Mid of coffee trays being prepared 33. Mid of waiter serving drinks 34. Close of woman drinking coffee 35. Mid of sign "Caf� Hawelka" 36. Wide of Caf� Hawelka interior 37. Mid of guests at table 38. Mid of waiter carrying away with trays, pan right to follow 39. Wide of Caf� Sperl exterior 40. Mid of wall lamps inside 41. Wide of people in Caf� Sperl 42. Mid of pastries, pan right 43. Close of pastry 44. Close of woman drinking coffee 45. Mid of woman reading newspaper, pan left to woman with iPad 46. SOUNDBITE (German) Manfred Straub, owner, Caf� Sperl: "It's not common everywhere in the world that you can read all newspapers for hours over just a small cup of coffee. Or you can just chat with friends or meet for business talks. It's just like that: the life that usually happens at home, in the bureaux or shop has been transferred to the coffeehouse." 47. Wide of Cafe Sperl interior with booths and customers 48. SOUNDBITE (German) Andreas Schett: "Without coffeehouses Vienna would be worth half as much." 49. SOUNDBITE (German) Frederike Broder: "It's part of this city's culture. More so than in Salzburg for example." 50. SOUNDBITE (German) Eva Janauschek: "It belongs to Vienna, it's a part of Vienna. Vienna without coffeehouses is unimaginable." 51. SOUNDBITE (German) Chris Tedjasukmana: "They simply have a charm you can't find anywhere else. And sometimes you can smoke! Not here though, but you don't get that in Berlin anymore either." 52. SOUNDBITE (German) Maria Walcher, UNESCO, National Agency for Intangible Heritage: "It's a certain ambiance. Also the character, how it's furnished. It simply corresponds to the understanding that it creates identity and is meaningful for a society." 53. Mid of man reading newspaper 54. Mid of two men sitting at table with laptop and coffee 55. Mid of woman taking bite from pastry 56. Pan left of newspapers 57. SOUNDBITE (German) Maximilian Platzer, owner and manager of Caf� Weimar: 58. Wide of coffeehouse, pan right to follow waitress 59. Close of smiling woman 64. Close of spoon on glass of water You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/8a15274ad7693e337f35b410ffd9e5fc Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork