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IM-06.01-101, General Oglethorpe illustration, continued

Frederica Town plan, to be shown on paper Oglethorpe holds.

Harper’s Ferry image #IMS-10510, high-resolution TIFF copy can be found in production file for GL-06.01-100.

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IM-07.05-151, Barkeep illustration

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A full-body illustration of a female barkeep. She is a white woman, approximiately 40, dressed in clothing appropriate to a working woman in the 1740s. She is facing front, and holding a drinking vessel.See FPO sketch, right, for pose reference.

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AV Element: Gullah Geechee Cultural Traditions

Item # Description EP-04.02-400 2-track A/V program: Ring shout video, Basketmaking video EE-04.02-450 AV equipment 32” monitor, sound shower, CPU, 2 activation buttons

Purpose:

Visitors will have the opportunity to see and hear about two aspects of the Gullah Geechee culture.

Visitors will understand that this is a vital, living culture that originated here on St. Simons Island as well as at other sites throughout the local region.

Description:

Visitors approach a monitor with an attract screen that plays on a silent loop comprised of clips of the videos in the program, screened to black and white, with a title, “Gullah Geechee Cultural Traditions” and the video lengths written on screen. Text elements should match the typography of the exhibits. See screen mockup at the end of this section.

Activation:

Visitors are able to activate the content by pressing one of two buttons on the reading rail. The buttons are labeled in raised-line and braille text with the subject of each video: Ring Shout or Basketmaking.

Upon button activation, the screen starts the selected video. Buttons are to be disabled during video playback so that clicking them during playback should not trigger the video to stop or restart a new video.

Accessibility:

Programmatic accessibility features of the video:

• closed captioning

• audio described, by integration into the overall audio description delivery system for exhibits

• A progress bar onscreen indicates how much time is left in the video loop.

Development and Production:

• content for the film should be presented by and created in close collaboration with people of Gullah Geechee heritage.

• If possible an AV production company in the BIPOC community should be selected to produce the video.

Content:

Two, 2-minute videos contain the following content:

Gullah Geechee Ring Shout

• Footage of both drumming and dancing parts of the ring shout.

• Interview footage with Gullah Geechee ring shouter describing the ritual.

• Elements that emphasize the passing on of traditions to the next generation.

• Description of the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor National Heritage Area, briefly explaining the origins of this living culture.

• Shows the names of other local sites in the corridor.

Gullah Geechee Basketmaking

• Gullah Geechee basketmaking traditions video, featuring footage of Charlie Wilson, local Gullah Geechee basketmaker.

• This video features captioned interview footage and close-up shots of basketmaking.

• Elements that emphasize the passing on of traditions to the next generation.

• Description of the Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor National Heritage Area, briefly explaining the origins of this living culture.

• Shows the names of other local sites in the corridor.

AV Element: Gullah Geechee Cultural Traditions

Equipment:

Equipment Specification Cost Purpose Sound Shower Brown Innovations CT-24 SonicBeam w/ amplifier and hanging hardware $2500 Audio playback/ Constrained to location, critical for staff working nearby

32” monitor Samsung DC-E Series 32” or owner approved equal

$500 Video playback

CPU/Controller Brightsign xd1034 Media player, and Micro SD card

$700 Data storage, deployment, and control

Push Button(s) Suzohapp Black pushbutton $10 Vandal resistant pushbutton compatible with brightsign media player for program activation

Source material:

Footage will be a combination of original interviews conducted by an AV subcontractor or film production company with documented, high-quality filmmaking experience in cultural history topics. The exhibit fabricator should provide examples of work from prospective filmmaker for review by Fort Frederica National Monument/NPS for approval prior to contracting for this project.

If possible, an AV firm from within the Gullah Geechee community should be engaged to perform this work.

Custom-produced footage may be supplemented by material sourced and licensed from professionally-produced videos. Suggested sources, such as Smithsonian Folkways, are listed in the storyboard for this AV piece that follow.

Fort Frederica National Monument is to provide content support as needed for this element and should be engaged in reviews throughout the production process.

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Output Audio Stereo Mini Jack External Control RS232C (In) thru Stereo Jack, RJ45

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GULLAH GEECHEE RING SHOUT

TIME PROGRESS BAR [ on screen ]

[ATTRACT SCREEN] About 30 secs of film and/or still images, played on a loop

Shot: Short video clips OR still image slideshow of ring shouters & basketweaving:

[Smithsonian Folkways performances:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtYh-L173KU ;

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUdBru-7s7w] [Gregory Grant interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUynpntpz3g] [Gullah Doc featuring basket maker from Sapelo Island:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fpki5IqcS4]

Goal: To have movement on the screen when no one is interacting with the video

Action: If videos are too busy/erratic when stitched together, stills could be used.

Audio: None

Notes: There may be a longer documentary from which the Folkways clips are taken.

This material could be licensed and used via Folkways.

Additional reference material, setting not as desirable for this video:

[LOC performance: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxPU5517u8c]

AV Storyboard: 2-minute Ring Shout Video

TIME PROGRESS BAR [ on screen ] CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:00 - 0:18

Shot: Ex. McIntosh Co. Shouters singing “Jubilee” [0:13-0:31 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtYh-L173KU]

Goal: Viewers see the Gullah Geechee Ring Shouters in Gullah attire, hear some of the Gullah dialect in the song lyrics and hear the rhythm & percussion

Action: A group of four to five women and three men are assembled, the whole group is singing a Gullah Geechee song

Audio: Group singing; there may be clapping or percussion

Notes: This section draws heavily on the Folkways video, utilizing the existing format and speaker clips.

CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:19 - 0:48

Shot: Ex. Art Rosendbaum explains the meaning of the ring shout [0:53 - 1:22:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUdBru-7s7w ]

Goal: Describe to viewers what a ring shout is and its importance to enslaved Africans

Action: Person speaks, facing camera

Audio: Voice of documentarian / historian speaking

Notes: This section draws heavily on the Folkways video, utilizing the existing format

CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:49 - 0:58

Shot: Gullah Geechee Ring shout singing and dancing [1:36 - 1:45:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtYh-L173KU]

Goal: Show the dance component of the ring shout

Action: Four women dance in a circle, some wave the skirts of their dresses, others move their arms

Audio: Singing, rhythmic clapping & foot stomping

Notes: This section draws heavily on the Folkways video, utilizing the existing format

CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:59 - 1:04

Shot: Close up of ring shouters’ feet dancing [6:28 - 6:33:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg_UevpsyQA&t=8s]

Goal: To show the dance steps of the shouters

Action: Four women dancing in a circle, some shuffling, some stomping, some doing a two-step

Audio: Singing, clapping, percussion on a washboard and using a stick

Notes: This clip is from another video and is desired to show alternative outfits/setting/stick percussion/washboard and the footwork of the group (which are not shown in the Folkways video)

CAPTIONING [on screen]

1:05 - 1:35

Shot: Member of the Ring Shouters talks about her experience [4:14 - 4:42:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUdBru-7s7w]

Goal: Give viewers an opportunity to hear about experiences of a ring shouter, the cultural legacy of this practice

Action: Person speaks, facing camera

Audio: Voice of ring shouter speaking

Notes: This clip returns to the folkways video.

GULLAH GEECHEE HERITAGE

CORRIDOR

1:36 - 2:06

Shot: A series of images showing the geographical locations of Gullah Geechee communities and heritage sites as well as Gullah Geechee traditional activities and practices. https://gullahgeecheecorridor.org/

Goal: Give viewers more context about the full Gullah Geechee corridor and share resources for visitors interested in learning more.

Action: Camera pans across an overall map of the whole Gullah Geechee Corridor, zooming in on 2 more regional areas; as the camera pans, some inset photos of sites, activities or events appear on the screen. Final shot includes Corridor website and/or other resources for more information before fading to black.

Audio: A voiceover / narrator describes the Gullah Geechee Heritage Corridor, similar to this description:

“The Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor is a 12,000 square mile, federal National Heritage Area designated by the U.S. Congress to recognize the unique culture of the Gullah Geechee people who have traditionally resided in the coastal areas and the sea islands of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. The Corridor is not a national park or a single site- it includes schoolhouses, plantation sites, churches, ancestral memorials, museum collections, halls and lodges, and cultural sites.”

Notes: Fade out to background music: Gullah Geechee singing Reference information: https://gullahgeecheecorridor.org/

2:07 - 2:12

Shot: Black screen with credit sequence

Goal: Acknowledge sources of video content and any video editors/producers

Action: Final scene fades to black; credits appear and once credit sequence is complete, attract screen / loop appears again

Audio: None

0:00 - 0:05

Shot: Beginning of basketmaking story

Goal: Introduce basketmaking story

Action: Text and image introducing basketmaking story appears

Audio: None, or ambient “swamp” environment sounds

AV Storyboard: 2-minute Basketmaking Video

CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:05 - 0:38

Shot: A person looking for sweetgrass to cut [0:37 - 1:10:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fpki5IqcS4]

Goal: Show where sweetgrass grows and how extremely difficult it is to harvest and prepare for weaving

Action: A person is walking through sweetgrass, find a bunch to cut and explains the process

Audio: Person speaking; ambient nature sounds

CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:39 - 0:50

Shot: A basketmaker trims the stem of a saw palmetto leaf to use for the base knot of a basket [2:47 - 2:58: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Htt1VAmEjY]

Goal: Show the materials used to make the baskets and how they are unique to the Georgia Gullah Geechee

Action: A person stands in a marshy area, using a small knife to strip a piece saw palmetto stem; moves from wide view of person & their surroundings to a tighter focus on the person’s hands

Audio: Person narrates what they are doing; ambient nature sounds

Notes: There is wind interference in the audio for this video during speaking; needs to be edited out if this footage is to be used.

CAPTIONING [on screen]

0:51 - 1:23

Shot: A basketmaker sits on a chair with a table next to them; the table has basket supplies and a finished basket; the person demonstrates how to start a basket [1:59 - 2:31: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fpki5IqcS4]

Goal: Show where sweetgrass grows and how difficult it is to harvest

Action: A person makes a knot with a palmetto frond and a small bunch of sweetgrass, and then begins the process of sewing the basket; moves from wide view of person and their surroundings to a tighter focus on the person’s hands

Audio: Person narrates what they are doing; ambient nature sounds

CAPTIONING [on screen]

1:24 - 1:29

Shot: A basketmaker shows the bottom of a basket while information about the time it takes, how much materials is needed, etc., appears on the screen [2:31 - 2:36:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fpki5IqcS4]

Goal: Show the intricate detail of the basket and it’s pattern; provide more details about amount of work and materials that go into making one basket

Action: A person shows a nearly-completed sweetgrass basket; the camera pans to focus on the basket from various angles and person’s hands

Audio: Ambient nature sounds

Note: Some text appears on screen in this video, this could be utilized but can be cropped out if it interferes with closed captioning. It is not a design feature intended for the video even though it appears in the screen grab.

CAPTIONING [on screen]

1:24 - 1:29

Shot: A basketmaker shows the bottom of a basket while information about the time it takes, how much materials is needed, etc., appears on the screen [2:31 - 2:36:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Fpki5IqcS4]

Goal: Show the intricate detail of the basket and it’s pattern; provide more details about amount of work and materials that go into making one basket

Action: A person shows a nearly-completed sweetgrass basket; the camera pans to focus on the basket from various angles and person’s hands

Audio: Ambient nature sounds

Note: Some text appears on screen in this video, this could be utilized but can be cropped out if it interferes with closed captioning. It is not a design feature intended for the video even though it appears in the screen grab.

GULLAH GEECHEE HERITAGE

CORRIDOR

1:30 - 2:00

Shot: A series of images showing the geographical locations of Gullah Geechee communities and heritage sites as well as Gullah Geechee traditional activities and practices. https://gullahgeecheecorridor.org/

Goal: Give viewers more context about the full Gullah Geechee corridor and share resources for visitors interested in learning more.

Action: Camera pans across an overall map of the whole Gullah Geechee Corridor, zooming in on 2 more regional areas; as the camera pans, some inset photos of sites, activities or events appear on the screen. Final shot includes Corridor website and/or other resources for more information before fading to black.

Audio: A voiceover / narrator describes the Gullah Geechee Heritage Corridor, similar to this description:

“The Gullah Geechee Cultural Heritage Corridor is a 12,000 square mile, federal National Heritage Area designated by the U.S. Congress to recognize the unique culture of the Gullah Geechee people who have traditionally resided in the coastal areas and the sea islands of North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. The Corridor is not a national park or a single site- it includes schoolhouses, plantation sites, churches, ancestral memorials, museum collections, halls and lodges, and cultural sites.”

Notes: Fade out to background music: Gullah Geechee singing Reference information: https://gullahgeecheecorridor.org/

2:01 - 2:06

Shot: Black screen with credit sequence

Goal: Acknowledge sources of video content and any video editors/producers

Action: Final scene fades to black; credits appear and once credit sequence is complete, attract screen / loop appears again

Audio: None(?)

AV Sample Screens

Gullah Geechee Cultural Traditions push buttons to activate 2 minute videos

Sample attract screen

AV Sample Screens

Gullah Geechee Ring Shout

[Singing and drumming]

Sample opening screen and captioned screen

Audio Description Plan

Item # Description N/A Audio description is not part of the design contract but it has been allocated for in the production budget. The following assumptions have been made regarding the production method and pricing.

Purpose:

Audio description (AD) of visual aspects of exhibit is to be made available to visitors upon request. This system should be stored at the visitor contact desk so that rangers and volunteers may provide it to visitors who request audio description. Staff should be oriented to its functionality, storage location, and interface.

Description:

Audio description describes the visual content of video, multimedia programs, and exhibits for users who are blind or have low vision.

For the audiovisual program in this exhibit, audio description will provide the viewer with information that further describes the visual content not provided in the primary audio track. Audio description should be designed to integrate with the program’s primary audio track.

Components of the audio description design and production include:

• Delivery system selection

• Delivery system design

• Content preparation and script design

• AV software production

• System integration, configuration, installation

• Warranty, support, staff orientation, and manual

Activation:

An AD system should be selected that ensures that once the visitor activates the AD hardware, they do nothing more than explore the space, with the AD activating based on their proximity to exhibits. AD program design should include a system of Infrared (IR), radio frequency (RF), or Bluetooth beacons/ triggers located strategically through the space.

For the AV element in this exhibit, AD hardware should be engineered to activate synchronously upon video activation (push button) by a visitor to the exhibits who is using the AD program.

Development and Production:

Production will be determined based on the provider selected. Assumptions made about the process are:

• handheld equipment for playback of audio will have been designed with people with low vision and blindness in mind and have appropriate sensory cues differentiating buttons and other functionality.

iPhones may be used as the handheld device.

• The system will also require software files for the AD, IR/RF/Bluetooth sensors, and control equipment for playback.

• An audio guide will be about 2-3 times as long as the desired length of time that a sighted person would stay in the exhibit. It will encompass about 2/3 of the content, not the full exhibit text.

• Costs assume that this is not an audio accompaniment with actors, music, or re-created voices. Pricing is for two narrators describing what you see and reading the text and quotes in a streamlined way.

Audio Description Plan

Costs and Components

Equipment specifications are not provided at this stage in design. Contractors who provide AD solutions and services may feature proprietary hardware devices and systems that come bundled with software development and integration. The chart at right shows how the project AD costs allocated may be divided.

Costs assume that two (2) handheld devices will be provided as part of the AD program.

Costs assume that between 10-18 IR/FR emitters or Wifi locations will be required for this project.

Possible system hardware - iphone 12 Possible system hardware - PLS-900-12-A1 ListenWifi Stereo/14 Mono Channel System

Possible system hardware- USB Beacon