HARDSCAPESSCRIPT / PAPERCUT

Episode #105 – Arbor & Concrete Slab Producer: Mary Beth Roberts (300-5825 cell)

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TC In/Out & Video Notes Duration Shot Type

SOTs, VOs & Audio Notes

1 COLD OPENLock down static or matched move of untouched concrete slab …

DISSOLVE TO:Matched static or matched moved of finished arbor.

** pulling from before & afters but didn’t have dub of afters to choose the best two for match dissolves

:22 MWS VO 1 – ONCE A NEW BACKYARD PATIO… NOW STAINED AND WEATHER BEATEN. THIS COULD BE A NICE SPOT TO RELAX WITH A MORNING CUP OF COFFEE, OR TO ENTERTAIN A FEW FRIENDS ON A SUMMER EVENING.

STAY TUNED, BECAUSE TODAY, WE’RE GOING TO GIVE THIS PATIO A MUCH NEEDED FACE LIFT BY BUILDING AN ARBOR… AND WE’LL SHOW YOU HOW TO CREATE AN OUTDOOR ROOM… HERE, ON HARDSCAPES.

GFX TRANSITION & GFX OPEN

100SHOW OPEN09:48:55 – 09:49:15*

*[L1/3d – 1]:20 Tilt to

MWS

S – “Welcome to Hardscapes. I’m Scott Branscom….”

S - “Now before you get started, here’s the tools you’re gonna need…”

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SPLIT SCREEN:GFX* &VIDEO of each toolHEADER: “Tools”

bulldog

VO 2 - A DRILL, WITH A HAMMER DRILL SETTING… ASSORTED DRILL BITS, AND SCREWDRIVER BITS;CARPENTER'S LEVEL;

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* [see chyron list]

CONT SPLIT SCREEN:GFX* &VIDEO of each toolHEADER: “Materials”

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LINE LEVEL OR WATER LEVEL;HAMMER;TAMPER;JIGSAW;RECIPROCATING SAW;POST HOLE DIGGER;LADDERS; AND MITER SAW;

VO 3 - AND, MATERIALS, YOU’LL NEED:

WOODEN STAKES AND TWINE,GRAVEL,CONCRETE,POST ANCHORS,MASONRY EPOXY,MASONRY SCREWS,ASSORTED GALVANIZED NAILS AND DECKING SCREWS,ASSORTED LUMBER, RAFTER TIES,AND SCRAP WOOD FOR BRACING.

GFX TRANSITION

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CUT TOWEB TOSS10:02:40 – 10:02:50*Scott on camera

*[L1/3d – 2]

:10 MS S - “If you missed that list, don’t worry… “S – “ …list of tools and materials needed to build your arbor.”

100CUT TO09:04:47 – 09:04:51

DISSOLVE TO10:07:34 – 10:08:41

DISSOLVE TO10:08:27 – 10:08:30 various moves of concrete slab – stained, broken…

:14 CU VO 4 - BEFORE BEGINNING TO BUILD YOUR ARBOR, TAKE A LOOK AT THE CONDITION OF YOUR PATIO. LOOKS LIKE THIS PATIO HAS BEEN EXPOSED TO MANY YEARS OF WEATHER AND WEAR… IT’S IN GOOD SHAPE, BUT NEEDS A LITTLE HELP… TO EXTEND THE LIFE OF ANY PATIO, YOU’LL WANT TO SEAL IT.

100 CUT TO10:16:48 – 10:16:56Scott sitting on edge of patio

:08 MS S – “Concrete sealers penetrate a porous surface up to….”

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with sealer S – “ … will prevent stain and water damage. “

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TRANSITION TO10:23::42 –10:23:51* Patio being scrubbed down

*Insert at 10:23:47

:08 MWS VO 5 - BEFORE APPLYING THE SEALER, THE SURFACE NEEDS TO BE COMPLETELY CLEAN. SO, WASH YOUR PATIO WITH WATER, A SCRUB BRUSH, AND MILD DETERGENT.

100DISSOLVE TO10:37:40 – 10:37:54Scott SOT then using PW continuing shot under VO until:

DISSOLVE TO10:39:43 – 10:39:50

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MWS S – “but, if you really want to get the job done fast, use a pressure washer. “

VO5A – PRESSURE WASHERS ARE AVAILABLE AND CAN BE SET IN VARYING PRESSURES…. ANY WHERE FROM 1000 TO 2000 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH… DEPENDING ON THE JOB. FOR CLEANING CONCRETE SLABS LIKE THIS ONE, CHOOSE A PRESSURE WASHER THAT OPERATES AT 1500 TO 2000 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH

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CUT TO11:58:40 – 11:58:52cleaning stains with tri-sodium phosphate

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CUT TO12:01:04 – 12:01:08Removing stains with kitty litter

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VO 6 - NOW, EVEN AFTER CLEANING, YOU MAY FIND SOME AREAS DIDN’T GET COMPLETELY CLEAN… FOR THOSE SUBBORN OIL STAINS, A TRI-SODIUM PHOSPHATE SOLUTION WORKS WELL. BUT, FOR A MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY METHOD,

SCRUBBING WITH FRESH KITTY LITER WORKS EQUALLY AS WELL, IT JUST TAKES A LITTLE MORE “ELBOW GREASE.”

100 DISSOLVE TO12:01:58 – 12:01:03Finishing up cleaning the slab…

:05 MS VO 7 – BE SURE TO RINSE THE PATIO WELL SO THAT NONE OF THE CLEANING PRODUCTS REMAIN BEFORE SEALING. AND, IT’S IMPORTANT THAT THE SURFACE OF THE CONCRETE HAS DRIED COMPLETELY BEFORE APPLYING THE SEALER.

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101 DISSOLVE TO:Insert at 15:05:49 (CU at 15:06:51)CUT TO:15:05:39 - Sealer being applied to small area

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VO 8 - SEALERS COME IN A VARIETY OF SHEENS AND LOOKS, BE SURE TO TEST A SMALL AREA BEFORE SEALING THE WHOLE SLAB TO MAKE SURE IT’S THE FINISH YOU’D LIKE.

101 CUT TO:15:14:34 – 15:14:47 Scott sitting on patio with a can of sealer & sprayer.

:13 ECU to MS

S: “There’s a lot of different ways…”S: “…use the best application for that product.”

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DISSOLVE TO:15:09:13 – 15:09:22*painting sealer at house edge*Insert at 15:09:14 (CU at 15:09:38 on 101)

DISSOLVE TO15:24:20 – 15:24:27*Spraying sealer on patio

*Insert at 15:24:23back out to MWS to show safety glasses

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VO 8A - WE’RE SPRAYING THIS CONCRETE PATIO. BUT, TO KEEP FROM GETTING ANY OVERSPRAY ON THE DECK AND THE HOUSE, WE’RE CUTTING-IN THE SEALER AROUND THE PATIO’S EDGES.

VO 9 - APPLY THE SEALER LIBERALLY, BUT EVENLY. BE CAREFUL NOT TO ALLOW IT TO PUDDLE. AND, REMEMBER TO WEAR YOUR SAFETY GLASSES.

101 CUT TO:15:28:47 - 15:28:55*

*continuing into next scene….

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:08 MWS VO 9A - YOU MAY NEED TO APPLY A SECOND COAT, DEPENDING ON HOW POROUS YOUR SLAB MAY BE. JUST MAKE SURE THAT YOU ALLOW FOR PROPER DRYING TIME BETWEEN COATS.

101 *Continuing from shot above:15: 28:55 - 15:29:08Scott stopping to SOT then continues spraying

GFX TRANSITION

:10 MWSS – “After we’ve completed this…”S – “…construct our support posts.”

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CUT TO12:44:24 – 12:44:44*Scott showing the 4x4, 6x6 posts… picking up the 2 – 2x6s with spacer already set for demo.

*Insert at 12:44:37

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CU insert

S: “There are several different oprions for posts …”

S: “… that will give our arbor an open and airy look.

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CUT TO14:00:21 – 14:00:31MS Scott measuring and Cutting spacer blocks

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14:02:13MCU zoom to CU of Scott cutting low angle

CUT TOCU of setting the spacers

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VO 10 - START BY CUTTING 2 X 6 X 8 INCH SPACER BLOCKS… FOR THIS PROJECT WE SHOULD NEED ABOUT 21, THREE FOR EACH OF THE 6 POSTS, PLUS A FEW EXTRA FOR THE TEMPORARY TIE BEAM SUPPORT.

VO 11 –INSERT THE BLOCKS. SANDWICHING THEM AT EITHER END AND IN THE CENTER OF THE – 2 X 6’S AND SECURE WITH GALVANIZED SCREWS.

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CUT TO14:30:44 – 14:31:00 Scottwith finished posts

EXPERT TIP

DISSOLVE TO:10:54:01 – 10:54:06placing fork on joist

DISSOLVE TO:10:54:16 – 10:54:19predrilling hole

DISSOLVE TO:10:55:12 - :10:55:18tightening lag screw

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All CU’sNO WIDE SHOTS!

S: “Don’t worry about the height of the posts at this time…” S: “plus when we add our tie beam across the front, it will add support…” (out before “until we get the lag screws in”)

VO11a: THIS POST DESIGN ALSO WORKS WELL WHEN ADDING AN ARBOR ON TO A DECK. JUST POSITION A SPACER BLOCK AWAY FROM THE BOTTOM END OF THE 2 X 6S, MAKING A FORK. THEN FIT OVER YOUR DECK’S JOISTS, DRILL A PILOT HOLE, AND SECURE WITH LAG SCREWS.

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DISSOLVE TO:10:57:48 – 10:57:52

101 BUMP OUT

15:49:30 – 15:49:39 :09 MS S – “well, our patio is really….S – “… and attach the beams to the arbor.”

SEG 1 TRT – 5:21 Without timing pauses for video or graphics

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SEGMENT 2

GFX TRANSITION

101 TRANSITION TO16:06:04 – 16:06:09Scott SOT

[l1/3d - 4]

:05 MS S – “Welcome back to Hardscapes …”S – “…how to build a patio arbor.”

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CUTs OF10:23:45prepping 10:39:04pressure washing15:24:33sealing patio

CUT TO14:14:25CU building post14:16:26CU screwing spacer block

:06 MS

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VO 12 – SO FAR, THIS UNSIGHTLY PATIO HAS BEEN PREPPED BY REMOVING STAINS, CLEANED WITH A PRESSURE WASHER AND SEALED….

AND THE POSTS FOR THE ARBOR HAVE BEEN CONSTRUCTED, WHILE THE SEALER DRIED.

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CUT TO16:31:44 – 16:32:03Scott SOT feeling the sealed patio

CUT TO Insert16:31:49 – 16:31:54Staking and stringing between

TRANSITION WITH Where patio meets the house

:19 MS S – “That feels pretty dry…”S – “… in that concrete”

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16:52:53 – 16:53:23Scott SOT to the edge of the patio

:30 MWS S – “ So, half of our posts are going to be…” S – “…lumberyard or concrete company”

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16:59:59 – 17:00:01Scott measuring distances and starting to dig holeCUT TO insert 20117:00:01 – 17:00:04

DISSOLVE TO insert 20117:02:04 – 17:02:07digging holeCUT TO 102:17:02:07 – 17:02:11digging hole

DISSOLVE TO:17:30:04 – 17:30:07CU Filling hole with gravelDISSOLVE TO17:30:41 – 17:30:44post in hole. Scott measuring 6” from edge

DISSOLVE TO 201: 17:15:19 – 17:15:24setting post, attaching levcelCUT TO 201:17:16:40 – 17:16:44CU of level

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VO 13 – SET EACH POST AT A DISTANCE OF 4 TO 6 FEET APART. MEASURE FROM THE FIRST HOLE TO THE LOCATION OF THE LAST HOLE, DIVIDING UP THE REMAINING DISTANCE BETWEEN EACH OF THE POSTS.

VO 14 - USE A POSTHOLE DIGGER…. AND DIG A HOLE TWICE THE DIAMETER OF YOUR POST… IN THIS CASE 12 INCHES.

VO 15 - ONCE THE HOLES ARE DUG, FILL EACH WITH ABOUT 6 INCHES OF GRAVEL. PLACE THE POST IN THE HOLE, 6 INCHES AWAY FROM THE PATIO EDGE

VO 16: CHECK TO MAKE SURE THE POST IS PLUMB. THESE POST LEVELS WORK WELL. YOU DON’T HAVE TO HOLD THEM AND THEY SHOW PLUMBNESS IN ALL DIRECTIONS.

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DISSOLVE TO17:16:06 - 17:16:10shoveling in concreteDISSOLVE TO:17:16:22 – 17:16:25CU OF WORKING MIXCUT TO 201:17:18:44 – 17:18:48shoveling in concrete

DISSOLVE TO17:22:01 – 17:22:10setting braces

:22 CU VO 17 - NEXT, MIX CONCRETE ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS AND POUR CONCRETE AROUND THE POST … IF THE MIX IS THICK, WORK THE CONCRETE INTO THE HOLE TO MAKE SURE THERE AREN’T ANY AIR POCKETS . DOUBLE CHECK PLUMBNESS. AND, BRACE YOUR POSTS…THAT WAY IT KEEPS THEM FROM FALLING OUT OF PLUMB WHILE THE CONCRETE IS SETTING.

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CUT TO17:46:21 – 17:46:41Scott SOT kneeling next to post…

:08 MWS S – “While we’re waiting on this concrete…”S – “… much less.”

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TRANSITION TO:17:24:52 – 7:25:29 Scott SOT sitting where house meets slab

INSERT:17:25:06 - 17:25:09CU of post anchor

INSERT:17:25:15 – 17:25:18CU of demo installation of post anchor

:37 S – So, let’s move on to the posts…” S – “… away from that standing water.”

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CUT TO:Measuring with squ.07:59:06 – 07:59:13INSERT:07:59:09 – 07:59:13TRANSITION TO:CU measuring 20207:42:03 – 07:42:12

INSERT: 10307:42:07 – 07:43:12measuring

CU drilling 202 07:43:40 – 07:43:46

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VO 18 – USING THE POSTS IN THE GROUND AS GUIDES, MEASURE AND MARK THE LOCATION OF THE FIRST POST ON THE PATIO.

VO 18.5 - NOW, IT’S IMPORTANT TO PLACE THESE POST ANCHORS A LEAST 2 –FEET AWAY FROM THE EDGE OF THE CONCRETE SLAB. THIS WILL ALLOW FOR THE MAXIMUM LOAD ON THE CONCRETE WITHOUT CAUSING THE SLAB TO CRACK.

USE A HAMMER DRILL, TO DRILL INTO THE CENTER OF THE FIRST POST’S LOCATION.

202 TRANSITION TO:Cu positioning anchor 07:44:34 – 07:44:37

[L1/3d – 5]

TRANSITION TO:cu ratcheting in bolt07:44:51 – 07:44:55

:07 VO 19 - POSITION THE POST ANCHOR AND SECURE WITH A MASONARY SCREW AND WASHER. TIGHTEN UNTIL THE ANCHOR IS SECURED.

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CUT TO: 10307:55:36 – 07:55:41setting post on anchorINSERT:07:55:38 – 07:55:41

TRANSITION TO:07:56:46 – 07:56:50 103setting shims

CUT TO: 10308:49:00 – 08:49:03CUT TO: 10308:47:20 – 08:47:23checking plumbness

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VO 20 - SET THE POST ONTO THE ANCHOR. REMEMBER TO CHECK FOR PLUMBNESS USING A LEVEL. IF THE POST ISN’T QUITE PLUMB..

USE A FEW WOODEN SHIMS UNDER THE LOW END OF THE POST UNTIL THE LEVEL SHOWS PLUMBNESS

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103DISSOLVE TO202 securing posts07:56:03 – 07:56:06

[L1/3d – 6]

CUT TO:202 cutting excess shims08:53:33 – 08:53:37

CUT TO:8:36:32 – 08:36:37 103measuring between posts

Cut to: 10308:36:57 – 08:37:00more measuring

Dissolve to: 20208:37:22 - 08:37:25checking squareness

INSERT Cut to: 10308:37:25- 08:37:28

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VO 21 – ONCE THE POST IS PLUMB, USE GALVENIZED SCREWS, AND SECURE THE POST TO THE ANCHOR. NOW, USING A RECIPROCATING SAW, CUT OFF EXCESS SHIMS, LEAVING THEM FLUSH WITH THE BASE OF THE POST.

VO 21.5 - BEFORE MOVING ON TO THE NEXT POST ANCHOR, WE’RE GOING TO TAKE A FEW MEASUREMENTS… EVEN THOUGH THERE IS SOME LEWAY AS TO SQUARENESS OF THESE ARBORS, IT’S GOOD TO GET IT AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE… EACH POST SHOULD BE THE SAME DISTANCE ACROSS… THIS WILL BE THE ARBOR’S WIDTH.

DISSOLVE TO:Ground level chalk 20208:42:00 – 08:42:04

DISSOLVE TO: 10308:43:22 – 08:43:25

DISSOLVE TO: 10308:43:37 – 08:43:40marking location on patioDISSOLVE TO: 10308:44:07 – 08:44:10markinglocation on patio

:12 VO 21.75 - ONCE YOU’VE DETERMINED THE WIDTH, IT’S HELPFUL TO POP A CHALK LINE.

USING THE POSTS IN THE GROUND AS A GUIDE, MEASURE AND MARK THE LOCATION OF THE POSTS ALONG THE CHALK LINE.

103 DISSOLVE TO:8:10:43 – 8:10:52Scott SOT.

BUMP OUT

:09 MS SOT S – “We’re going to finish setting our…”S- “…when we start laying the beams.”

SEG 2 TRT – 4:33

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SEGMENT 3

GFX TRANSITION

103 TRANSITION TO09:21:00 – 09:21:04Scott checking the level

[L1/3d – 7]

:04 MCU S – “Welcome back to Hardscapes, I’m Scott Branscom.”

103CUT TO07:58:00 – 07:58:05Post Tilt

:04 CU VO 22 - SO FAR, THE FRAME WORK FOR THE ARBOR IS BEGINNING TO TAKE SHAPE…

103 CUT TO:09:26:33 – 09:26:55Scott standing at foot of deck stairs

INSERT

:22 MWS S – “We have our posts set on our patio…”

S – “…so we added about a half a foot to that.”

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CUT TO09:58From ladder, Scott & Mark on ladders

CUT TO09:58:33 – 09:58:36 (202)CU line level

CUT TO09:58:36 – 09:58:40 (103) Shot from ladder

CUT TO09:58:40 – 09:58:43 (202)CU of marking spotCUT to10:00:30 – 10:00:33 (103)

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VO 23 – EARLIER, WE PRE-CUT THE POSTS FOR THE CONCRETE ANCHORS TO THE CORRECT HEIGHT – 108”. SO, USING THESE AS GUIDES, WE USED A STRING AND LINE LEVEL TO MARK THE HEIGHT OF THE POSTS IN THE GROUND. JUST PULL THE STRING TAUNT, AND THEN CENTER THE BUBBLE ON THE LINE LEVEL… A STRING AND LINE LEVEL IS ONE OF THE MOST ACCURATE WAYS TO INSURE PLUMBNESS…

ONCE LEVEL, MARK THE HEIGHT... AND…

USING A CARPENTER’S LEVEL OR STRAIGHT EDGE, MARK THE CUT LINE

103 DISSOLVE TO:10:03:02 – 10:03:10

:04 MS NOW THAT THE CONCRETE HAS CURED, IT’S OKAY TO REMOVE THE

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Scott removing 2 x 4 (out before toss)

SUPPORT BRACES.

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CUT TO10:04:58 – 10:05:04Scott cutting beam

INSERT10:05:01 – 10:05:04

CUT TO10:07:05 – 10:07:13 (103)Scott & Mark securing block

DISSOLVE TO:09:59:11 – 09:59:17 (202)Scott & Mark line leveling

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VO 24 – WITH THE CIRCULAR SAW, CUT THE EXCESS FROM THE POSTS. REMEMBER, TO ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES WHEN USING ANY POWER TOOLS.

VO 25 - NOW IT’S TIME TO REPLACE THE SUPPORT BLOCKS FOR THE TIE BEAMS… MEASURE FIVE AND A HALF INCHES FROM THE TOP OF THE POST, THIS IS WHERE THE TOP OF THE SUPPORT BLOCK SHOULD START. NEXT, SANDWICH THE BLOCK INTO THE BEAM AND SECURE WITH SCREWS.

CONTINUE AROUND TO EACH POST, MARKING THE HEIGHT OF EACH… AND CUTTING OFF THE EXCESS…. AND REPLACING THE SUPPORT BLOCKS

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DISSOLVE TO11:10:19 – 11:10:27Scott and Mark measuring between posts

CUT TO11:10:41 – 11:10:44 (203)Scott / measurement

DISSOLVE TO11:11:20 - 11:11:30 (104)alternate Scott & Mark measuringCUT TO11:11:54 - 11:11:58 (203)

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VO 26 – LET’S MOVE ON TO THE TIE BEAMS. TO REACH THE EXPANSE, WE WILL NEED TO CREATE BEAMS THAT WILL REACH THE LENGTH OF THIS ARBOR. DO THIS BY MEASURING THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE MIDDLE OF THE CENTER POSTS TO EACH OF THE OUTER POSTS… KEEP IN MIND THAT YOU WILL WANT TO HAVE SOME OVER HANG FROM THE POSTS… AND, YOU MAY WANT TO NOTCH OUT THE ENDS OF YOUR TIE BEAMS FOR A MORE DECORATIVE LOOK.

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TRANSITION TOScott SOT demo-ing technique

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S - “When it comes to designing your rafter ends and tie beam…”

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10:40:25 – 10:41:29

INSERT:10:40:38 – 10:40:40different cansINSERT10:40:46 – 10:40:56drawing curve

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EC CONTINUES

CUT TO10:41:34 – 10:41:49 (202)Scott demonstrates cutting out layout

CUT TO10:41:49 – 10:41:55low angle of cuttingCUT TO:10:41:55 – 10:42:00 (202)CU cutting

CUT TO10:47:40 – 10:48:01Scott as he finishes a cut and brushes off the lumber to reveal cut.Continues talking to camera

INSERT:10:47:50 – 10:47:53CU of cut on demo

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NAT SOUND OF CUTTING

S – “(very low) Alright. Now, we have our basic pattern…”S – “… make sure that that pattern is the same throughout.”

104 CUT TO11:31:19 - 11:31:24Scott & Mark on ladders placing a beam DISSOLVE TO11:31:59 - 11:32:02Scott securing into place

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VO 27 – TO INSTALL THE TIE BEAMS, SIMPLY PLACE THE TIE BEAM INTO ITS SLOT IN THE POSTS. AND, SECURE THE TIE BEAM TO EACH POST WITH SCREWS.

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EXPERT CORNER

:23 MS S- “Our rafters are cut and ready…”S – “… attach tie beam directly to the rafter.”

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CUT TO13:05:39 – 13:05:52Scott on ladder with nail gun

:21 MS VO 29 – WE’VE DECIDED TO INSTALL THE RAFTERS ANOTHER WAY.. BY “TOEING-IN” OR “TOE-SCREWING”…

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INSERT13:05:42 – 13:05:46

DISSOLVE TO13:10:20 – 12:10:25

DISSOLVE TO13:12:40 – 13:12:45 (203)CU nail gun driving

CU

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CU

TO DO THIS, NAIL IN OR DRIVE A SCREW AT AN ANGLE ON EITHER SIDE OF THE RAFTER IN TO THE TIE BEAM. THIS WORKS GREAT, BUT CAN BE A BIT UNSTABLE. HOWEVER, USING CROSS BEAMS, 2 X 2 STRIPS RUNNING ACROSS THE TIE BEAMS, CREATES EXTRA STABILITY AND ADDED SHADE.

104 13:12:45 – 13:12:50Scott & Mark installing 2nd beam

:05 MWS VO 30 – CONTINUE SETTING THE REMAINING RAFTERS ACROSS THE TIE BEAMS… EACH ONE SHOULD BE ABOUT 2-FEET APART.

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CUT TO13:24:13 – 13:24:21Scott on ladder w/ carpenter’s sq.

:08 MS S – “Don’t go away… this arbor is almost…” S – “…adding the finishing touches when Hardscapes continues.”

SEG 3 TRT – 4:30

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SEGMENT 4

GFX TRANSITION

104 TRANSITION TO14:25:11 – 14:25:16Scott SOT through top of arbor

[L1/3d – 8]

:05 MWS S – “Welcome back to Hardscapes. This arbor is coming together nicely!”

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TRANSITION TO11:33:41 - 11:33:46 (104)Scott sandwich tie beams & DISSOLVE TO12:57:52 – 12:57:57 (203)then rafters & tie beams with decorative cut

:10 CU insert sandwichCU insert decorative edge

VO 31: A UNIQUE LOOK WAS CREATED TO THIS ARBOR BY SANDWICHING THE TIE BEAMS BETWEEN THE POSTS… AND BY GIVING THE TIE BEAMS AND RAFTERS A DECORATIVE EDGE. THIS ARBOR ISN’T FAR FROM BEING COMPLETE.

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DISSOLVE TO14:36:34 – 14:36:44 (203)Mark on ladder placing the a cross beam

DISSOLVE TO14:38:16 – 14:38:27 (104)Mark meausuring, Scott securing with nail gun

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VO 34 - THE FINAL STEP IN THE ARBOR IS TO ADD THE CROSS BEAMS. THESE WILL PROVIDE EXTRA SUPPORT AND STABILITY, AS WELL AS FILTERED LIGHT.

VO 35 – POSITION 2 X 2 CROSS STRIPS THE LENGTH OF THE ARBOR, SPACING THEM ABOUT 12 INCHES APART. ATTACH THE CROSS STRIP WITH GALVANIZED SCREWS OR NAILS...

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CUT TO17:17:46 – 17:18:00low angle, Scott under arbor

:14 MS S – “We built our arbor out of pressure treated…”

S – “... we need to add some finishing touches to our patio.”

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CUT TOSeries of CU’s following narration…

DISSOLVE TO13:19:52 – 13:19:57 pan of deck and underneath stopping to… MATCH DISSOLVE TO8:53:37 – 8:57:43Same shot with new shrubs and mulching….

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VO 36 – A CLIMBING HYDRANGEA WAS PLANTED IN ONE OF THE PLANTERS. IN A FEW YEARS IT SHOULD GIVE THIS ARBOR EVEN MORE SHADE…

AND TO BRIGHTEN THINGS UP, THE ADIRONDACK CHAIRS WERE GIVEN A FRESH COAT OF FRENCH BLUE PAINT. THEY’LL MATCH NICELY WITH THE COLOR OF THE CLIMBING HYDRANGEA WHEN IT BLOOMS.

VO 37 - AND, FINALLY… BEFORE, WHEN LOOKING BACK AT THE HOUSE, YOU SAW NOTHING BUT DIRT UNDER THIS DECK… SO, A FEW EVERGREENS WERE PLANTED TO HELP HIDE THE UNSIGHTLINESS OF THIS AREA.

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CUT TO17:28:25 – 17:28:28Scott standing through arbor

:03 MCU S – “Let’s take a look back at how this arbor came together…”

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PROJECT RECAP

GFX SPLIT & CHYRONS

*[SEE CHYRON LIST]

DISSOLVE TO10:39:43 – 10:39:46DISSOLVE TO15:24:22 – 15:24:25clean and seal patio

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VO 38 - FIRST THE CONCRETE PATIO WAS CLEANED UP BY PRESSURE WASHING. THEN, IT WAS SEALED WITH A CONCRETE SEALER.

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DISSOLVE TO17:16:22 – 17:16:25CUT TO17:18:44 – 17:18:48DISSOLVE TO07:56:03 – 07:56:06CUT TO8:36:32 – 8:36:37series of shots setting post in concrete and post anchors

DISSOLVE TO09:58:12 – 09:58:15DISSOLVE TO10:04:58 – 10:05:01measuring and cutting post

DISSOLVE TO10:47:40 – 10:47:42CUT TO11:35:08 – 11:35:11beams to posts

DISSOLVE TO13:10:20 – 12:10:25attaching rafters

DISSOLVE TO14:36:39 – 14:36:44attaching cross beams

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VO 39 - ONCE THE ARBOR POSTS WERE BUILT, THEY WERE SECURED INTO PLACE BY SETTING THE FRONT POSTS IN CONCRETE FOOTERS AND BY SETTING BACK POSTS ONTO THE CONCRETE PATIO WITH POST ANCHORS. ALWAYS CHECKING FOR PLUMBNESS.

VO 40 - NEXT, THE CEILING HEIGHT OF THE ARBOR WAS DETERMINED AND THE EXCESS WAS CUT FROM THE POSTS

VO 41 - THEN, AFTER MEASURING, THE TIE BEAMS WERE CUT, AND PLACE ONTO THE POSTS.

VO 42 – AFTER TAKING MEASUREMENTS, THE RAFTERS FOR THE ARBOR WERE CUT… AND ATTACHED TO THE BEAMS.

VO 43 - FINALLY, THE CROSS BEAMS WERE CUT AND ATTACHED, COMPLETING THE ARBOR

105 TOSS TO PROJECTS RECAP

CUT TO17:41:39 – 17:41:55Scott walking in chair

:16 WS S - ”Wow, look at this place…”

S - “Let’s take a look back at each of these projects came together…”

39 PROJECTS RECAP

GFX SPLIT & CHYRONS

*[SEE CHYRON LIST]

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VO 44 - THIS PATCH OF UNSIGHTLY SOD AND BROKEN CONCRETE HAS BECOME A LOVELY STONE PATIO WITH A FIRE RING…

VO 45 - AN UNFINISHED AND

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b-rollERRODING LANDSCAPING BED NEXT TO THE WORKSHOP FINALLY IS COMPLETE WITH A RETAINING WALL AND PLANT MATERIAL…

VO 46 - A NEW SOLAR LIGHTED PATHWAY WINDS GENTLY THROUGH THE YARD, CONNECTING TO NEW DESTINATIONS…

V0 47 - A ONCE BARREN SPOT IN THE YARD, IS NOW A CREEK FED POND AND A PLACE TO REST AND LISTEN TO THE WATER…

VO 48 - FINALLY, A WEATHER BEATEN CONCRETE SLAB HAS BEEN TRANSFORMED INTO A SPECTACULAR RESPIT FROM THE SUN.

105 DISSOLVE TO17:50:32 – 17:50:53Scott under arbor

[L1/3d – 9] (webtoss)

Special thanks

DIY & RIVR logos

:21 MS S – “If you’d like to try your hand at building…”

S – “…I’m Scott Branscom. Thanks for joining us.”

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