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DRAGONFLY | THE TEMPLE | THE VILLAGE | THE FAMILY | TALK ABOUT | THE MAKING OF... | SEARCH
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Episode 2: THE TEMPLE - VIDEO STORYBOARD (EXCERPT)
All stills in this section are original frames from the documentary. | |
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Scene 34:
Day - Street scene - Procession from Junjungan to Bentuyung Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Dewi and mother (Ni Wyn Darpini) walking in procession (Mapeed) |
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Narration (Excerpt): "
After months of preparation, the day of the festivities arrives... and the villagers begin the long procession from Junjungan to the temple of Buntuyung. The female participants are dressed in their most beautiful traditional costumes, adorned with jewelry and flowers.
Women are carrying the prepared fruit and flower offerings on their heads, and the men carry the Barong and Rangda masks and their associated symbols like weapons, umbrellas, and flags. " | |
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Scene 35:
Day - Street scene - Procession from Junjungan to Bentuyung Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Continuing Mapeed - Junjungan Sasuhunan with Rangda |
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Scene 37:
Day - Street scene - Procession from Junjungan to Bentuyung Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Continuing Mapeed - Dewi carrying offerings on head (Gebogan) |
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Scene 39:
Day - Street scene - Procession from Junjungan to Bentuyung Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Continuing Mapeed to Bentuyung temple |
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Narration (Excerpt): "
The entire parade is accompanied by "Baleganjur" music, an energetic Balinese percussion orchestra of drums, cymbals, gongs, and gong-chimes.
Besides the major communal offerings associated with a particular ritual, each family brings its own large and colorful offering to a temple festival. The families also stay together in the processions and later on in the temple. " | |
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Scene 40:
Day - Street scene - Procession from Junjungan to Bentuyung Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Continuing Mapeed to Bentuyung temple |
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Day - Inside Bentuyung temple Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Worshippers receiving blessing with Holy water (Nunas Tirtha) |
| Narration (Excerpt): " On the second day of the "Karya Agung" festival, the important spiritual cleansing and purification ceremonies take place. The day begins with the presentation of offerings and blessings, accompanied by gamelan music and chanting. " | |
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Day - Street scene - Bentuyung to Surawati Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Participants on trucks and busses on the way to Surawati (Purnama beach) for Melasti (Cleansing ceremony) |
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Narration (Excerpt): "
During the early afternoon, the worshippers board rented buses, open trucks, and private vans and embark on a journey to the beaches of Sukawati... to perform the spiritual cleansing called Melasti.
It is a relaxing and enjoyable thirty minute long ride, filled with conversation and laughter. " | |
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Scene 46:
Day - Street scene - Bentuyung to Surawati Audio: Location sound - Natural ambience/people/music Narration: Yes - Continue narration block Scene description: Women on truck - Surawati (Purnama beach) for Melasti (Cleansing ceremony) |
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PREVIOUS: THE TEMPLE PAGE 2 | NEXT: THE TEMPLE PAGE 4
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