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The Susie
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The Television Transcript Project
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Seinfeld
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Written by David Mandel
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Episode #149 [8-15: season 8, episode 15], 13 Feb 1997.; directed by Andy Ackerman.
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The Cast
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Character Actor
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Jerry
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Seinfeld Jerry Seinfeld
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George
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Costanza Jason Alexander
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Kramer
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Michael Richards
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Elaine
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Benes Julia Louis-Dreyfus
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Mike
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Moffit Lee Arenberg
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Peggy
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Megan Cole
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Allison
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Shannon Kenny
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J. Peterman John O'Hurley
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Wilhelm
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Richard Herd
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When I printed this, it took 26 pages.
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Notes:
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I had to get the first half minute of the first act [up to Mike saying ".. either of you guys want to place a bet: I'm your guy"]
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from a syndicated re-broadcast, but I think nothing was cut for that. I assume the syndication cut out the teaser [probably
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about a minute], so that's completely missing. :-[The rest is from a regular broadcast.
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Small, teal text is notes about camera movements, positions, and whether it was close-up [CU], medium-shot [MS], long
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shot [LS], two shot [2S], long-medium shot [L-MS], or full shot [see all of people's bodies]. This is just intuitive
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terminology [CU meaning very close, MS as anything from that to seeing most of someone's body, LS as an establishing
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shot, the layout of the scene/place]. It's a terminology we all can understand.
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They probably have only four cameras available at once, from what I hear.
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It is very probable that the non-facial close-ups, the establishing shots, some reaction shots, and especially shots without
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people visible in them, are done at a separate time [I label such likely cameras a, b, c, instead of 1, 2, etc.] And of course
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there's the issue of mixing shots from different takes and splitting one set of action into two scenes. [An example here is I
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think that when Kramer came into the ballroom divided that scene into two scenes, so they really didn't need seven
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cameras to do that scene]. Again, these are only my deductions. Try it, sometime. It's interesting. :o]
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I put the total number of cameras in parentheses at the start of the notes. When there were extra cameras [those labeled
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a, b, c, etc.--see above], I add them. Example: "[4+1]" means four cameras plus one separate shot.
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"Over X's shoulder," at least here, means you can see part of the given person [X]--sometimes it's his/her head. Unless
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otherwise noted, the shoulder is the person's left shoulder.
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Unless otherwise noted, the cameras are stationary.
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Catch the daylight/night continuity errors. ;-]
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Braces {} enclose unclear speech.
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Transcript by: Suzanne via VCR tape and micro-cassette tape.
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[4] 1: high LS following Jerry and Kramer walking; 2: MS on J and K; 3: full shot on Mike at shop window; 2: MS on J and K; 4: MS on
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J and K [more in profile than cam. #2]; 2: MS on J and K; 3: pans with M coming over; 2: MS on J and K, now over M's sh.; 3: MS on M;
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2; 3; 2: MS on J and K, over M's sh; 3: MS on M; 4: MS all three, J crosses right, leaving; 3: MS on M; 2: MS on K and M; 3: MS on
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M, over K's rt. sh; 2: MS on M; 4: K and M, M crosses left, leaving; 2: K puts watch away, walks rt.
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