Enterprise in the Air
Series
- Series Name
- British Movietone News
Issue
Story
- Story No. within this Issue
- 4 / 4
- Summary
- MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Enterprise in the Air. DESCRIPTION: Britain’s leading Woman Racing Pilot, Sheila Scott prepares to attempt the longest solo flight ever made in a single engined aircraft, aiming to become the first British Pilot to fly solo round the world. Also, in Australia, a student in Aeronautical Engineering has developed a device which he calls a ski-plane. Towed by a speedboat, it behaves very much like an aircraft and has aircraft-type controls. SHOTLIST: Key Scene. MS Sheila Scott standing by plane. CU ditto. CU name Sheila Scott on side of plane. MS Sheila Scott looking at engine of plane. CU Comanche 260 on side of plane. CU part of plane. MS Sheila Scott climbs into cockpit. CU Sheila Scott inside cabin. MCU Solo World Flight written on plane. MLS Sheila Scott starts engine of plane. LS plane taxies away from hangar. LS pan ditto. MS photographers. GV pan plane takes off. Australia - MS ski plane starts to move across lake. LS ditto. CU driver of speedboat towing ski-plane. Pan as ski-plane takes off. Top shot looking down on speedboat. LAS ski-planes in air. LS ski plane towed by speed boat past. LAS ditto. CU driver of speedboat. Pan as ski-planes land.
- Keywords
- Women; Aviation
- Locations
- England; New South Wales; Leavesden
- Footage sources
- Australia
- Card file number
- 91072
- Credits:
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- Camera
- Godfrey Kenneth Hanshaw
- Commentator
- Leslie Mitchell
- Length of story (in feet)
- 188
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