MEDICAL SOS

 

  A WHALE OF A CONSERVATION TALE SET IN OUR PLASTIC INFESTED OCEANS

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The adventures of John Storm and the Elizabeth Swann. John Storm is an ocean adventurer and conservationist. The Elizabeth Swann is a fast solar powered boat. During a race around the world, news of the sinking of a pirate whaling ship reaches John Storm and his mate Dan Hawk. They decide to abandon the race and try and save the whale. This is a modern Moby Dick, the twist being that there is a happy ending for everyone featuring this $Billion Dollar Whale, even the whalers. Herman Melville would approve.

 

 

SICK WHALE <<<

 

In this chapter, John Storm and Dan Hawk are anxious about Kulo's health. They call Steve Green asking for urgent help. Steve, calls Sky News, Tom Hudson for help, relying on past cooperation to beg for the impossible.

 

The location of the whale has to be kept a secret.

 

In return for a part exclusive, Sky agree to spot for a chopper, and to pull some strings to transfer a marine biologist from another project, on an emergency basis.

 

Just as John and Dan are beginning to think they are on their own, an old Sea-King helicopter appeared on the horizon. Soon the noise was deafening and the sun almost blotted out.

 

Hovering a low as the pilot dare, the winch operator lowered Suki Hall onto the solar deck aft. The biologist almost skipped over the side, but John caught her and her luggage.

 

 

THE BRIEF

 

For this scene, aim for 3-4 pages (sides) and 10 illustrations, suggested as:

 

1. John calling Steve Green ship to shore, with Kulo Luna in the sea in the background, bandage over her wound.

2. Steve in bed bolt upright, suddenly awake, asking if the whale is dead.

3. Steve on the phone to Tom Hudson, hastily dressing, asking for a marine biologist in exchange for an exclusive.

4. John getting into the sea to calm Kulo Luna and himself.

5. Tom calling Dan on the Elizabeth Swann, there's a bloke called Hall on his way.

6. A helicopter in the distance appears in the sky heading towards the Swann.

7. The old Sea King helicopters hovers over the Swann with rear door open and cable ready to lower.

8. Suki Hall is lowered to the deck of the Swan.

9. John catches Suki, and they examine each other close up.

10. Thumbs up to helicopter pilot who swings away, as John welcomes Suki onboard.

 

These headings are only to guide you - some of the person to person pictures can be smaller (6 to a page or insets) - to help you to plan your layout if you fancy illustrating this Scene.

 

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SCENE

DESCRIPTION

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Prologue

The Shard Protest

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Scene 1

Climate Change

1st Chapter

Scene 2

Sydney Australia

Scene 3

Bat Cave

Scene 4

Aleutian Islands

Scene 5

Pirates

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Scene 6

Solar Boat Race

2nd Chapter

Scene 7

Darwin to Adelaide

Scene 8

Six Pack

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Scene 9

Whaling Chase

3rd Chapter

Scene 10

Empty Ocean

Scene 11

$Billion Dollar Whale

Scene 12

Rash Move

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Scene 13

Off Course

4th Chapter

Scene 14

Shark Attack

Scene 15

Sick Whale

Scene 16

Medical SOS

Scene 17

Whale Nurse

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Scene 18

Storm Clouds

5th Chapter

Scene 19

The Coral Sea

Scene 20

Plastic Island

Scene 21

Media Hounds

Scene 22

Breach of Contract (optional)

Scene 23

Fraser Island

Scene 24

Congratulations

 

 

 

 

 

ENTRANT

DESCRIPTION

CAPTAIN

 

   

Elizabeth Swan

Solar/Wind powered trimaran

John Storm

Khufu Kraft

Solar powered trimaran

Abdullah Amir

Photon Planet

Solar powered trimaran

Lars Johansson

Seashine

Solar/Wind powered catamaran

Ben Jackman

Starlight

Solar/Wind trimaran

Sarah-Louise Jones

Sunriser

Solar/Wind powered catamaran

Jean Bardot

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 REFERENCE & RESEARCH

 

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9120921/sperm-whale-dead-beach-stomach-plastic-bags/
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/04/dead-pregnant-whale-plastic-italy/
https://news.sky.com/feature/sky-ocean-rescue-a-plastic-whale-10917187

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-46275742

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/2019/03/whale-dies-88-pounds-plastic-philippines/

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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