Let's Go Skampering
Let's Go Skampering
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE # 991537 G Fade in on long shot aerial landscape with Skamper trailer on the road. Main title FI and rotates. Cut to Eldon Lundquist as the TravelMAster, about to lead a covoy of campers to the campsite, gives a high-sign and starts the convoy moving. Aerial shot as the group pulls into a side road. Eldy describes different units as they pass the camera. Aerial as the units pull off the road, and camera zooms in to a huge sign THIS IS SKAMPER COUNTRY. The units line up in a circle around the display and the plane circles the group. Eldy stands by the sign, an waves up to the aerial camera. Cut to ground shot, Eldy, looking around. A fold-down unit is unfolded, and the side walls pulled out to form a large tent on the trailer body. Cut to man with dog walking into a full trailer 10' truck mount unit. Eldy inside, points out the interior featurres, ice chest, etc. Eldy emerges from the unit, and a woman artist, panting a picture, and her husband, are seen beside another unit. Interior of a tent unit, and exterior, as photographer takes a snapshot of a child on a swing. The double dinette model feeds as many as it sleeps. Children and mother in the unit having breakfast. Cut to another interior, with boy in forground. Another smaller double dinette, with family relaxing outside, and child on tricycle, as Dad carries another child on his shoulders, and mother sits in a lawn chair. Pan to group of children, with hula hoop, and games. Exterior and interior of a unit with three people in front. Another larger unit with family, and interior view. Cut to guitar player, singing the song that opened the film. Children pull a wagon with two children. Zoom in to ECU the children, and up to Skamper logo and people. Last shot of Eldy, the TravelMaster, looking around as camera moves in to his badge: LETS GO SKAMPERING. Return to aerial shot, circling the full campground and circle of trailers, and diss to revolvng main title. 450' 16mm sound color print, somewhat faded but OK, (and A and B rolls are NOT faded) on gray metal 600' reel, in gray MPE 16mm film can. Frink (FFV 5) has A and B rolls, mag and opt tracks, overs, script and ancillary materials.