DIGITAL STORY SCRIPT

 

DIGITAL STORY SCRIPT

Scene 1: unveils “The Orientation” digital story. [8.0s]

Scene 2: story continues with a sample image of Total Engine Oil and text question on viewers knowledge about used vehicular oil and its associated risks. [7.0s]

Scene 3: an image of used vehicular oil in a basin and a text display of a researched account follows. [8.0s]

Scene 4: an image of a bike at the workshop for servicing, reveals the prime cause of oil spillage in Ghanaian garages by a text. [7.7s]

Scene 5: shows an arrowed video in further explanation to scene 3. [7.0s]

Scene 6: displays the major tools for spent oil draining at a fitting shop.

Duration: 2.99s

Shot:

Scene 7: narrative on causes of spillage at the shops

This is the cause. The basins we use sometimes might be small, and due to the kind of oil that is inside the car, it will overflow. And there is nothing we can do because, in most of the fitting shops, it is one. We don’t have two. So when we buy, we need to buy the smaller one, because we still have to be under the car to gauge it. Sometimes, it is going to overflow, or sometimes, due to we dragging it up and down, the leakage is going to come from under. [13.71s]

Scene 8: displays a text of the resultant effects to the causes as explained in the previous scenes, accompanied by an oil spill scene in an automotive shop. [2.0s]

Scene 9: narrative by EPA official

If it ends up in the environment it creates a lot of problems for the aquatic life. So, you are not allowed by law to even discharge it into the environment. [9.71s]

Scene 10: narrative on some solutions to the menace

Expert 1: in terms of oil spillage in my field, which is mechanical engineering, oil spillage cannot be avoided, but it can be prevented. When you come to the local dialect language, Ga, we have something called “shoolo” which is saw dust.it can be used on the ground whenever there is spillage going on. We can recycle it in that form.

Scene 11: so if the government can assist us with some of these advanced ways, whereby you plug in a pipe and it drains off the oils without you seeing it… that’s what we see in all these Hyundai Companies, where we go for internship. [34.37s]

Scene 12: narrative by EPA official

There are always facilities that are dedicated for the collection of storage vehicular oil. And there are companies that are licensed by EPA to go round and collect those oils and then convert them into forms that can be used. [16.6s]

Scene 13: narrative by an automotive engineer

So at Peacemaker Auto Consult, we don’t dispose off our oils anyhow. Like pouring them in the gutters or anywhere. We have gallons where we fill them. [15.49s]

Scene 14: a demonstration on how to store spent vehicular oil for sale.  [5s]

Scene 15: narrative by a vulcanizer

I sell the spent oil I drain. A gallon sells at GHS30.00. [12.84s]

Scene 16: text display of what other uses of spent vehicular oil to vulcanizer’s narration.

I’m also into the “okada” business in addition to vulcanizing, so in their absence, I use it. I apply spent vehicular oil around tyres to prevent aeration around the rim. [27.42s]

Scene 17: a text display of advocacy and awareness creation on spent vehicular oil. [6.0s]

Scene 18: an advocacy narrative by EPA Official

Each and everyone of Ghanaian. Because, environmental is not a preserve for one person. It’s a collective thing because, we are supposed to co-manage the environment. Not only the National environment, so that we can have the globe as a conducive place to live.

Scene 19: an advocacy narrative [2.99s]

Scene 20: a text message of advocacy. [4s]