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Human "NO" at UN Geneva kicks off 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence
To mark this year's global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, UN Women and the EU Delegation to the UN in Geneva spell out a giant and powerful human "NO" at the United Nations in Geneva to demonstrate the commitment of the International Geneva community to combatting Gender-based violence.
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STORY: 'Human "NO" at UN Geneva kicks off 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence'
TRT: 1’58’’
SOURCE: UNTV CH
LANGUAGE: ENGLISH
ASPECT RATIO: 16:9
DATELINE: 24 Nov 2021, GENEVA, Switzerland
SHOTLIST
- Wide shot of drone
- Mid shot of drone operator with UN flag in background
- Close-up of drone operating console
- Wide shot of drone
- Wide shot of drone operator, organizers, Palais in background
- Wide shot of organizer spraying 'NO' on the Palais grounds
- Wide shot of organizer spraying 'NO' on the Palais grounds
- Wide shot of oragnizers distributing orange scarves
- Wide shot of organizers distributing organge scarves and badges
- Mid shot of organizers dustributing badges
- Mid-shot of UN staff with orange facemasks
- Wide shot of UN staff walking from the building to Ariana Park
- Mid-shot of UN staff donning orange clothing
- wide shot of UN staff wearing orange scarves
- zoom in of 'No Means No' badge
- Mid-shot of UN staff wearing orange scarves and badges
- Mid-shot of UN staff preparing for the photograph
- Mid-shot of orange scarves being distributed
- Wide shot of UN staff preparing for the photo in front of the building
- Mid-shot of UN staff finding their places for the photo
- Wide shot of Director-General of the United Nations at Geneva, Tatiana Valovaya walking towards the park and receiving her scarf
- Mid-shot of distribution of scarves
- Mid-shot of UN staff preparing for the photo
- mid-shot of UN staff preparing for the photo
- Wide shot of staff finding their place, organizer with megaphone in foreground
- Pan up, UN staff stading in their positions
- Mid-shot of UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, and Director-General of the United Nations at Geneva, Tatiana Valovaya, in their positions
- Wide shot of UN staff in their positions
- Mid-shot of UN staff in their positions
- Mid-shot of UN staff waving their scarves as the drone photographs them from above
- Wide shot of UN staff waving their scarves as the drone photographs them from above
- Zoom out, UN staff waving their scarves as the drone photographs them from above
- Mid-shot, UN staff waving their scarves
- Wide shot, UN staff wave their scarves
- Wide shot, UN staff wave their scarves
- UN staff hold 'Say No to Violence Against Women' banner
- Pan left, UN staff holding 'Say No to Violence Against Women' banner
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