AUDIO-VISUAL SCRIPTS FOR THE VISITORS AND PARTICIPANTS

Submitted by: Jeraldyn Ignacio and Rica Mae Valencia

VIDEO # 1 SCRIPT

Target audience: Visitors of TREES

Objectives:
After watching the 5-minutes long video presentation, the viewers should be able to:
1) Define and explain what is TREES;
2) Explain the reason why TREES was established;
3) Distinguish and explain the vision and mission of TREES;
4) Enumerate at least three (3) accomplishments of TREES; and
5) Identify the contact details of TREES.
Treatment: The main concept of the video is “question and answer,” wherein questions are
directly presented and are answered in a straightforward manner. This way, the video will
present the information more directly and more concisely. The video will use the informative
approach. It will contain real-life photos and video footages to provide the viewers with more
believable and true-to-life ideas about TREES. The information will be narrated from a third-
person perspective to give the video a more formal atmosphere. In case the interviewees use
other languages instead of English, subtitles will be provided in the video.
Time duration: Approximately 6 minutes and 20 seconds

Time Audio Visual Shooting

dura- schedule
tion -Time
-Date
-Venue

00:00- Background music Intro: -9:00am

00:05 (PAN) (CU) Name board of -March 15,
[VO] Building capabilities for TREES located at the front of 2016
sustainable ecosystems and
the building -Outside the
development
TREES
building

00:05- Background music fade. [TEXT ] What is TREES?

00:10 Background music fade out

00:10- [VO] TREES or the Training Center for Footage of TREES. -9:15am
01:00 Tropical Resources and Ecosystems (LS) Building of TREES -March 15,
Sustainability serves as the training (LS) Inside the lobby of the 2016
unit of the College of Forestry and building -TREES
Natural Resources of the University of building
the Philippines Los Banos. TREES
organizes continuing education
 courses and study tours on a wide
range of subjects concerning tropical
forestry, natural resource conservation
and ecosystem management. TREES
engages highly competent trainers and
facilitators from a pool of UPLB faculty
and staff members as well as experts
from collaborating agencies,
institutions and organizations.

01:00- Background music fade in. Background [TEXT] When did TREES
01:05 music fade out started?

01:05- [VO] TREES which is formerly the [SLIDESHOW] Pictures of

02:00 Forestry Training Office of the Institute history of TREES
of Forest Conservation (IFC), became
a full-fledged center by virtue of a
resolution by the University of the
Philippines Board of Regents during its
1121st meeting on June 25, 1998.

TREES is mandated to package and

implement relevant training and
continuing education courses in
sustainable tropical resources and
ecosystems management.

02:00- Background music fade in. Background [TEXT] What is the Vision of
02:05 music fade out TREES?

02:05- (MS) Interview with Sir Robbie (MS) Interview with Sir Robbie -To be
03:00 scheduled

03:00- Background music fade in.Background [TEXT] What is the Mission of

03:05 music fade out TREES?

03:05- (MS) Interview with Sir Robbie (MS) Interview with Sir Robbie -To be
04:00 scheduled

04:00- [VO] To achieve the mission and vision [TEXT] List of target audiences
04:30 of the Center... TREES offer various [SLIDESHOW] Pictures of
training courses and study tours for people who participated in the
administrators, project managers, field programs
officers, technicians, teachers,
extension workers, trainers,
researchers, and other professionals
from local and international
organizations.

04:30- [VO] The courses and tours may be [SLIDESHOW] Pictures of

04:50 designed to cater to the specific training programs and study
 requests of the clients. The study
sessions are conducted using a
combination of lectures, discussions,
brainstorming, group and/or individual
exercises, and field exposure.
04:50- [VO] TREES offer training courses and
05:10 study tours about various subjects,
including
-Agroforestry and Forest-based
Livelihoods;
-Biodiversity conservation;
-Community Development and
Management Planning;
-Co-management Strategies in
Agriculture, Forestry, and Natural
Resources; and
-Conflict management.
tours
[TEXT] (FLASH)
-Agroforestry and Forest-based
Livelihoods
-Biodiversity conservation
-Community Development and
Management Planning
-Co-management Strategies in
Agriculture, Forestry, and
Natural Resources
-Conflict management
-Ecotourism Planning and
Development
-Ecosystem Services Valuation
and Payment of Ecosystem
Services
-Nature Conservation Education
and Training
-Forest Resources Inventory
and Survey
-Forestry and Tropical
Ecosystems Research
-Geomatics for Natural
Resources
-Green Strategies for Urban,
Open, and Degraded Lands
-Land Use Management
Planning
-Natural Resources
Management Information
Systems
-Natural Resources
Management Monitoring and
Evaluation
-Non-Timber Forest Products
-Organization Management and
Development in Forestry
-Project Management in
Forestry and Environment
-Production of Communication
and Extension Materials
-Protected Areas and Nature
Parks
-Range-Pasture Resource
 Management
-Rehabilitation of Degraded
Lands
-Sustainable Natural Resources
and Environmental Extension
Development
-Tree Improvement
-Tropical Forest and Climate
Change
-Tropical Wildlife Management
-Urban Forestry
-Watershed Management
-Wood Seasoning and
Preservation

05:10- [VO] What are the accomplishments [TEXT] What are the
05:15 that TREES is most proud of? accomplishments that TREES is
most proud of?

05:15- (MS) MOS interview among the staffs (MS) MOS interview among the To be
06:15 staffs scheduled
Insert photos of mentioned
accomplishments Insert photos of mentioned
accomplishments

06:15- [VO] Interested? Schedule your visit to [PHOTO] TREES logo

06:20 TREES, now! Just call 5-3-6-2-7-3-6 or [TEXT]
5-3-6-2-6-3-9. You may also send an Telefax:
e-mail to trees@uplb.edu.ph or (+63 49) 536-2736; 536-2639
trees.uplb@gmail.com E-mail: trees@uplb.edu.ph
trees.uplb@gmail.com

VIDEO # 2 SCRIPT

Target audience: Participants of TREES’ activities and/or programs

Objectives:
After watching the 10-minutes long video presentation, the viewers should be able to:
1) Define and explain what is TREES;
2) Explain the goals of TREES;
3) Enumerate and discuss the uses of at least three (3) facilities offered by TREES;
4) List down and explain the goals of at least three (3) training courses offered by TREES;
5) Identify the contact details of TREES.
Treatment: The video will be similar to a documentary in that it will comprise different video
styles such as montages, video testimonials, slideshow presentations, and an expert interview.
The video will be done in this style to thoroughly present the numerous information needed.The
video will use a combination of the motivational and informative approaches. The visual aspect
of the video will comprise of realistic photos and up-to-date video clips. Meanwhile, a voice-over
narration will be mainly used for the audio aspect of the video. The narration will be done from a
third-person perspective to make the video more formal and well-suited to the target audience.
Subtitles will be included in the video when an interviewee uses languages other than English.
Time duration: Approximately 8 minutes and 50 seconds

Time Audio Visual Shooting

dura- schedule
tion -Time
-Date
-Venue

00:00- Background music fade in Intro: -8:00am

00:10 Footage of travelling to TREES: -March 16,
2016
(LS) CFNR arch -CFNR
(LS) Travel upwards going to
the building
(MS) Building of TREES
(CU) TREES name
board/banner outside of the
building

00:10- [Background music fade to [TEXT ] Training Center for

00:17 background] Tropical Resources and
Ecosystems Sustainability
[VO] TREES. Building capabilities for (TREES)
sustainable ecosystems and
development Building capabilities for
sustainable ecosystems and
[Background music fade out] development

00:17- [Video testimonials of past participants [Video testimonials of past -To be

01:35 and current staffs about their participants and current staffs scheduled
perception of TREES] about their perception of
TREES]

01:35- [VO] TREES has been serving as the Montage of footages of the -9:00am
02:05 official training unit of the College of building and its vicinity -March 16,
Forestry and Natural Resources, 2016
University of the Philippines Los - TREES
Banos. It has continuously provided building
 responsive training courses and study
tours for local and international clients.
These courses and tours are generally
about tropical forestry, natural
resource conservation, and ecosystem
management.

02:05- Background music fade in. [TEXT] TREES aims to...

02:10 Background music fade out

02:10- [VO] TREES aims to enhance the [SLIDESHOW] Photos

02:30 knowledge, skills, and attitude of corresponding to the goals of
individuals promoting tropical TREES
resources development and
ecosystems sustainability by offering
training programs and continuing
education programs and activities.

02:30- Background music fade in. [TEXT] TREES provides...

02:35 Background music fade out

02:35- [VO] TREES offers training and (PAN) (LS) Overview of facilities -9:30am
02:55 lodging facilities to organizers of available in TREES -March 15,
training courses, workshops, 2016
conferences, seminars, special events, - TREES
and activities. Hostel

02:55- [VO] The training rooms are offered to (MS) (ZOOM IN) Training rooms (With
03:25 achieve maximum efficiency and (ZOOM OUT) participants)
effectiveness in the conduct of -During the
educational activities. The rate of the training
training rooms vary from two hundred -April 11,
pesos (200PhP) to five hundred pesos 2016
(500PhP) per hour of use.
(Without
participants)
-3:00pm
-March 22,
2016

03:25- [VO] The TREES hostel have twenty (MS) (SLOW PAN) Hostel
03:55 two (22) rooms to provide comfortable - Bedrooms
accommodation facilities for training - Function room
participants. The hostel also offers - Conference room
amenities such as a function room, - Gym
conference room, gym, and living - Living room
room. The room rates vary from one
hundred pesos (100PhP) to nine
hundred pesos (900PhP) per day.
03:55- [VO] Guesthouses are nearby for
04:25 those who opt to cook their own meals. (ZOOM OUT)
The houses can accommodate 12 to
30 people. Guests will just have to pay
two hundred fifty pesos (250PhP) per
person.
04:25- Background music fade in.
04:30 Background music fade out
04:30- [VO] TREES offers training courses
05:10 and study tours that are focused on
the recent trends and developments
on tropical forestry and environment.
As of 2016, the offered international
training courses include:
-Agroforestry for Sustainable Rural
Livelihoods,
-Building Institutions for Environmental
Sustainability and Poverty Alleviation,
-Geomatics for Improved Decision-
making in Natural Resources
Management and Environmental
Design, and
-Non-timber and Forest Products
Utilization
05:10- Agroforestry for Sustainable Rural
05:40 Livelihoods is designed to provide the
participants with knowledge and skills
on planning, designing, implementing,
monitoring, and evaluating
agroforestry models/systems that are
adaptive to global climate change,
enhancing biodiversity conservation,
and providing entrepreneurial sources
of livelihood.
05:40- Building Institutions for Environmental
06:10 Sustainability and Poverty Alleviation
is designed to improve the participants’
ability to build, initiate, facilitate,
coordinate, and promote strategies,
tools, and programs to ensure rural
development in forest zones and
fragile habitats that are challenged by
changing climates and priorities.
(MS) (ZOOM IN) Guesthouse To be
scheduled
[TEXT] TREES’ International
Training Courses
[TEXT]
INTERNATIONAL TRAINING
COURSES 2016
-Agroforestry for Sustainable
Rural Livelihoods,
-Building Institutions for
Environmental Sustainability
and Poverty Alleviation,
-Geomatics for Improved
Decision-making in Natural
Resources Management and
Environmental Design, and
-Non-timber and Forest
Products Utilization
[TEXT]
#1
Agroforestry for Sustainable
Rural Livelihoods
[SLIDESHOW] Photos taken
during the conduct of the said
program
[TEXT]
#2
Building Institutions for
Environmental Sustainability
and Poverty Alleviation
[SLIDESHOW] Photos taken
during the conduct of the said
program
06:10- Geomatics for Improved Decision-
06:40 making in Natural Resources
Management and Environmental
Design is designed to enhance the
participants’ knowledge and skills
about the technologies for data
acquisition as well as analysis and
decision-making such as geographic
information systems or G-I-S, remote
sensing or R-S, and global navigation
satellite systems or G-N-S-S.
[TEXT]
#3
Geomatics for Improved
Decision-making in Natural
Resources Management and
Environmental Design
[SLIDESHOW] Photos taken
during the conduct of the said
program

06:40- Non-Timber Forest Products Utilization [TEXT]

07:10 is designed to equip the participants #4
with the knowledge and skills on the Non-Timber Forest Products
utilization of non-timber forest products Utilization
by letting them experience how to
propagate and utilize non-wood raw [SLIDESHOW] Photos taken
materials using environment-friendly during the conduct of the said
processing techniques. program

07:10- Background music fade in. [TEXT] TREES currently

07:15 Background music fade out conducts/will conduct...

07:15- Narrate current activities of TREES) (MS) Interview with Sir Robbie
08:15

08:15- Background music fade in. [TEXT] Contact TREES...

08:20 Background music fade out

08:20- [VO] Interested in our programs? [PHOTO] TREES logo

08:50 Reach us via phone call at 5-3-6-2-7- [TEXT]
3-6 or 5-3-6-2-6-3-9. You may also Telefax:
send an e-mail to trees@uplb.edu.ph (+63 49) 536-2736; 536-2639
or trees.uplb@gmail.com E-mail:
trees@uplb.edu.ph
trees.uplb@gmail.com