"Great draft, thank you! It's tempting to want to cram in more concepts about this fascinating story and scientists, but we appreciate that you have kept it simple, to give the interstitial time to breathe. The subject has requested to be portrayed as a ""Somali Cat"", so replace all lion/lioness with Somali cats." 1. EXT park -- DAY Open on SENOR TAPIR, covering his eyes with his hoof. Let's have her paint with the actual blueberry to make it visually clear. sENOR TAPIR ( giggling ) Can I look yet? ELINOR uses a paint brush to finish painting the shape of Senor Tapir and his guitar with a blue-ish purple color on a medium-sized rock. ELINOR ( giggling ) Almost . . . .now! Senor Tapir looks at the painting and is delightfully surprised. I used blueberry juice to paint your picture! Elinor (CONT’D) I painted a picture of you with colors made from blueberry juice! SenOR TAPIR It looks just like me. That reminds me of a song about a scientist who discovered lots of rock art paintings from thousands of years ago. Senor Tapir starts to sing to Elinor and her friends. After a line, we transition to a simpler style of animation that describes what he is singing. SENOR TAPIR (CONT’D) (singing) Doctor Sada Mire is an awesome scientist. She explored the ancient desert’s rocky caves and cliffs. 2. EXT. DESERT -- DAY Sada Mire, a LIONESS, walks past rocky caves and rock walls, looking at some paintings of animals on a rock wall. SENOR TAPIR She found amazing paintings from a long time ago Of snakes, giraffes, horses, sheep, goats and antelope! Close up of a drawing of a giraffe on a rock wall. Sada’s face pops into the scene (smiling, happy) to look at the giraffe. Close up of a drawing of a snake on a rock wall. Sada’s face pops into the scene (smiling, happy) to look at the snake. SenoR TAPIR (CONT’D) Oh rockin’ ancient rock art Let’s celebrate! The rockin’ ancient rock art, Still colorful today! Other LIONS and LIONESSES use primitive paintbrushes to paint sheep onto a rock wall. A lion holds reddish brown dirt, the color of ochre, in his paws. A lioness uses two stones to grind the ochre into a powder. Cut to a brush dipping into an orange-red paint mixture. Close up of the brush painting an ochre-colored line onto a rock wall. SENOR TAPIR (CONT’D) Folks painted wonderful colors on the rocks, Colors that didn’t come from a store or a box. Folks made paint from colors they found From natural things like dirt and clay in the ground. Close up of a drawing of a cow on a rock wall. Sada’s face pops into the scene (smiling, happy) to look at the cow. Close up of a drawing of a sheep on a rock wall. Sada’s face pops into the scene (smiling, happy) to look at the sheep. SenOR TAPIR (CONT’D) Oh rockin’ ancient rock art Let’s celebrate! The rockin’ ancient rock art, Still colorful today! Streaks of colors go across the screen -- a stripe of red, then green, then pink, then yellow, then black, then white -- until the screen is covered with this rainbow of colors. SeNOR TAPIR (CONT’D) Red and green and pink and brown and yellow, black and white, The colors are still shining bright! Sada smiles as she thinks about all the rock art she has seen, and we recap the paintings in a visual montage behind her. SenOR TAPIR (CONT’D) Oh rockin’ ancient rock art Let’s celebrate! The rockin’ ancient rock art, Still colorful today! Wipe with the paint color stripes to: 3. EXT PARK -- DAY Senor Tapir finishes singing the song, while Elinor crouches over the rock again to paint something new. ELINOR ( giggling ) I have one more surprise. Elinor moves her paintbrush to reveal she has added music notes around the painting of Senor Tapir on the rock. Senor tapir That looks just like my song!

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ELINOR WONDERS WHY 128 interstitial: senor tapir Written by LAURA SAMS FOLLOWS: “A Change of Art” CURRICULUM: Sada Mire followed her curiosity to explore her country of Somaliland and discovered rock art of ancient, beautiful drawings. The drawings were made using natural ingredients. ES1 . Understand that the Earth is made up of a variety of natural materials. Explore and describe the characteristics of earth materials such as sand, rocks, soil, water and air. FIRST DRAFT: 12-17-19 SECOND DRAFT: SENOR TAPIR Kids ELINOR SALLY BEAVER Silas (V.O.) (O.S.) (O.C.) (CONT'D) (SUBTITLE) INT EXT I/E 1 FOLLOWS: "THE AMAZING EXPANDABLE CLUBHOUSE" EXT PARK -- DAY DAY NIGHT AFTERNOON MORNING EVENING LATER MOMENTS LATER CONTINUOUS THE NEXT DAY CUT TO: FADE IN: FADE OUT. FADE TO: DISSOLVE TO: BACK TO: MATCH CUT TO: JUMP CUT TO: FADE TO BLACK.