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Current Edition of the Script/Document: Road to Federation
- 2020.03.12 = v2020_03_006-c2_037 Road To Federation (edits done by @johnfrankel on the requests of change from @shannon.rossiter. Changes referenced by *c2 on script)
- punction and sentence structure edits in Title page
- Pg: iii - 11. Vam Builders
- Pg: iii - 13. Vam Mathematics, “Who have are skilled in mathematics” Sentence structure
- Sc1 Pg2 - HP “What is another of our six separate British Colonies of Australia.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc1 Pg6 - VAM-TAS “What is the problem Sir Henry.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc1 Pg7 - HP “…let us bang up the elephant with the Australia public?” should be a full stop.
- Sc1 Pg9 - EB “Isn’t that better upon bacon.” Should be a full stop
- no it was a question mark and changed.
- Sc1 Pg9 - HP “Can you repeat of what you spoke of.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc1 Pg15 - HP “From where do I start.” Should be a question mark
- Sc1 Pg17 - EB “Conservatorship is …of an incomptent person?” Misspelt “incompetent”, should be a full stop.
- Sc1 Pg19 - EB “Prior to todays …of the imperial parliament?” Should be a full stop.
- Sc1 Pg19 - EB “Can you please those form to me here.” Should there be a “pass”/“Hand” in there? Should be a question mark.
- i corrected the punctuation to be a question mark. The word pass is to modern in response. I did have the forward originally and this was rejected by @ian.roberts. I changed it to have.
- Sc3 Pg25 - EB “ What if this happens to the common people.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc3 Pg29 - HP “ Whom among you stand for a federation.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc3 Pg30 - HP “…is much to do. Edmund?” Double spacing between words.
- Sc3 Pg30 - EB “That?” Should be a full stop.
- Sc3 Pg30 - EB “Yes that?” Should be a full stop.
- Sc3 Pg30 - EB “That is it?” Should be a full stop.
- Sc3 Pg31 - EB “Has something changed.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc3 Pg32 - HP “…here you have find the best…” there should be a “to” in there.
- Sc3 Pg32 - HP “Can you choose the 4 best problem solvers and send them to me.” Should be a question mark.
- Sc3 Pg35 - HP “…time planning. If you can…” Double spacing between words.
- Sc3 Pg37 - NAR “…for parliament. South Australia…” Double spacing between words
- Sc3 Pg37 - NAR “…to vote. Although a great….” Double spacing between words.
- Sc3 Pg37 - ML “…to vote are men. Is this not…” Double spacing between words.
- Sc4 Pg44 - EB “Not this again?” Should be a full stop
- Sc4 Pg44 - EB “…Sir Edmund. When we…” Double spacing between words.
- Sc4 Pg44 - EB “…our parentage. I called…” Double spacing between words.
- Sc4 Pg44 - EB “…Mr Barton. Later than…” Double spacing between words.
- Sc4 Pg47 - SD “…Edmund walk to. As long as…” Double spacing between words
- Sc4 Pg47 - SD “…the audience. It should not…” Double spacing between words
- spelling errors corrected.
- Sc1 Pg1 - “colonly”
- Sc1 Pg2 - SD “ VAS-TAS” misspelt “VAM”
- Sc1 Pg14 - HP “That is more than 10 year…” Misspelt “years”
- Sc1 Pg16 - HP “…is goo for us all.” Misspelt “good”
- Sc3 Pg28 - HP “…and a half millions…” and “…three and four millions when…” added “s” on the end of both millions.
- Sc3 Pg33 - HP “…to the chalkboard on you left and write…” Misspelt “your”
- Sc3 Pg33 - HP “…to the same chalkboard on you left and write…” Misspelt “your”
- Sc3 Pg34 - HP “…to the same chalkboard on you left and write…” Misspelt “your”
- Sc3 Pg37 - NAR “…this legalised. Following Mary…” Double spacing between words
- Sc3 Pg38 - HP “Here me now Lady Lee!” Should it be “Hear”? (This note has not been circled)
- change of the word is made to Hear.
- Sc3 Pg43 - HP “…four and send them to his bench.” Misspelt “This”
- Sc4 Pg45 - SD “…Henry to stand up and of his knee.” Misspelt “off”
- Sc1 Pg2 - EB “ You marm” No punctuation - needs a full stop or comma
- this does not require punction as it is joined by the parenthetical action. this means the conversation is still happening
- Sc1 Pg5 - HP “Very well New South Wales” it should be Queensland
- changed dialog after VAM-QLD speaks.
- Sc1 Pg6 - HP “Very well Victoria” it should be Western Australia
- changed dialog after VAM-WA speaks
- Sc1 Pg20 - EB “ …out and you six can involved in…” there should be a “be” in there.
- made the change, but also change the lines to sound more nineteenth century.
- Sc3 Pg37 - HP “ Do make reference of my character to that of drunken men.” Should there be a “you” in there? Should be a question mark.
- the missing word here was 'not'. change made. and this is a stated sentence, not a question.
- Sc3 Pg40 - HP “…drops on the floor falls into someone’s pocket…” should there be a comma or “or” in there?
- I added the word 'or'
- Sc4 Pg45 - SD “Henry loudly applauds towards Edmund and after a few seconds stands straight and puts his right hand on his heart.” Is this Edmund or Henry putting his hand on his heart?
- checking the production notes it is HENRY who places his hand on his heart.
- Sc4 Pg48 - SD “…territory (the Australian Capital Territory) and formally…” Why in brackets, is this said as a side?
- in scripting during a recorded of the narration the parenthesis is written for the person in the audio room to highlight the words. I do not know what you mean by 'as a side'.
- in scripting during a recorded of the narration the parenthesis is written for the person in the audio room to highlight the words. I do not know what you mean by 'as a side'.
- punction and sentence structure edits in Title page
- (DEL) 2020.03.05 = v2020_02_005-c1_036 Road To Federation (edits done by @davide.castagnone and approved by @johnfrankel. Changes referenced by *c1 on script)
- change sound cue numbers
- added tc (timecode) in parenthetical to improve timing sequence
- added placeholders for Q8, Q9, Q10 and Q11 and waiting for audio tracks.
- added additional sfx's in show.
- added parentheticals for Q17 START 50%: SAD MUSIC STORYTELLING to improve timing of the storytelling. This part needs to be vigourously rehearsed to be perfected with the sound track.
- made changes to end of show curtains.
- (DEL) 2020.02.20 = v2020_02-1stMSTD_032 Road To Federation (2019 Approved Edition)
- Show Title name changed to 'Road to Federation'
- Show Title name changed to 'Road to Federation'
- (DEL) 2017.04.12 = v2017_04-016 Federation of Australia (1st Draft)
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