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More Than Just a Social Club: Furman Greek Philanthropy

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Rivers TownesAnna WheelerChad DanielCara Lepore

Shot Number: 1

Introduction

Description:

• General description of Greek life at Furman• Address stereotypical views of Greeks by non-Greeks (parties, etc.)• B-roll pictures of fraternity/sorority members at various non-philanthropic events• Voice over

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Shot Type: Still Photos

Shot Number: 2

Eddie Young Interview

Description:

• Introduce Eddie Young as Inter-Fraternity Council Advisor with subtitle• Clip of how social activities overshadow community service by Greeks• Fraternities and sororities can do a better job of advertising/getting the word out about philanthropic events.


Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)

Shot Number: 3

Abby Delahoyde Interview

Description:

• Introduce Abby as independent student with subtitle• Independent view of Greek life• View of social advantages to freshmen/people who decide to go Greek


Shot Type: Close up Shot (CU)

Shot Number: 4

Voice Over Transition about Misconceptions

Description:

• Voice Over B-roll of stills of Greek philanthropic events• Serves to transition between independent interview and Greek interview



Shot Number: 5

Kevin Jones Interview

Description:

• Introduce Kevin as Sigma Nu president with subtitle• Even as a fraternity member, agrees with the view that fraternities often put too much emphasis on social aspect• Hopes that students realize the importance of philanthropies as a part of Greek life.



Shot Number: 6

Rachel Pitman Interview

Description:

• Introduce Rachel as independent student living on the Tri Delta hall with subtitle• Didn’t think philanthropies were a large part of sorority life• Discussion of Tri Delta’s Fall break trip to visit their philanthropy, at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital



Shot Number: 7

Katelyn Ammons Interview

Description:

• Introduce Katelyn as Tri Delta philanthropy chair and Heller Service Corps president with subtitle• Introduction to Tri Delta’s national philanthropy, St. Jude• Discussion of recent fundraising event, DHOP (Delta House of Pancakes)



Shot Number: 8

Lee Cotton Interview

Description:

• Introduce Lee as brother of Sigma Alpha Epsilon with subtitle• SAE’s national philanthropy is the Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, supported through Paddy Murphy week• Description of other fraternities’ fundraising events, such as Sigma Nu’s flag football tournament



Shot Number: 9

Voice Over Transition, introducing Kappa Delta’s Shamrock ‘n’ Run

Description:

• Voice Over B-roll of still shots of Greek philanthropic events.• All Greek organizations host some kind of event benefitting their individual philanthropies.• Still shots of KD 5K while introducing the event and their philanthropy with voice over



Shot Number: 10

Jenny Dawson and Allison Ayerst Interview

Description:

• Jenny and Allison introduce themselves and their positions in Kappa Delta• Description of Shamrock ‘n’ Run event and proceeds• Introduce local and national philanthropies



Shot Number: 11

Shamrock ‘n’ Run B-roll

Description:

• B-roll of start of the Kappa Delta Shamrock ‘n’ Run with voice over describing the event• Discusses amount of money raised• How people can get involved without running the 5K, through purchasing pinwheels to decorate the course.


Shot Type: Wide Shot (WS)

Shot Number: 12

Eddie Young Interview 2

Description:

• Eddie Young discussing fraternity bid day event at Eden Farms and MLK Dream Weekend• B-roll of still shots of Eden Farms• Benefit to fraternity members


Shot Type: Mid Shot + Still Photos

Shot Number: 13

Voice Over Transition about Participation in Non-Greek Community Service Organizations

Description:

• B-roll still shots of Greek members at non-Greek community service events • Discussion of Greek involvement• Example of Heller Service Corps as one organization with Greek involvement



Shot Number: 14

Katelyn Ammons Interview 2

Description:

• Description of Heller Service Corps• On-campus and Off-campus community service events that students get involved with.• Local events and on-campus events



Shot Number: 15

Drew Callaghan Interview

Description:

• Introduce Drew as Sigma Alpha Epsilon Vice President and Heller Service Corps Legal Division Director with subtitle• Valentine’s Day Dance and Fall Fest have Greek involvement that are not necessarily as visible as social events• B-roll still shots of Greeks involved in Heller Service Corps community service


Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS) + Still Photos

Shot Number: 16


Description:

• Changing perceptions of Greek life by non-Greeks and freshmen through different presentation and speaking to people• Reaching out to the Furman community at large through advertising philanthropic activity• B-roll still shots of Greek philanthropic events


Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS) + Still Photos

Shot Number: 17

Kevin Jones Interview 2

Description:

• Re-emphasizes Eddie Young’s discussion of reaching out to the non-Greek community• Getting independents involved in Greek events as Greeks are involved in independent life



Shot Number: 18


Description:

• Persistence is key in spreading information and knowledge about the deeper meaning of Greek life.



Shot Number: 19

Conclusion

Description:

• B-roll of Greek philanthropic still shots with voice over• Tying everything together; how both Greek and non-Greek students can better communicate and collaborate in order to bring the biggest benefit to the Furman community



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