Animation and B-Roll Shot Sheet

(This video is available in Beta SP and VHS formats from NIST Public and Business Affairs, (301) 975-2762, media@nist.gov)

Shot	Time Code	Scene
1	00:30	Color Bars
2	01:07	Animation of NIST-F1 in operation (5 takes of 11 sec. each)
3	02:09	Researchers Dawn Meekhof and Steve Jefferts with NIST-F1
4	02:35	Entire NIST-F1 device
5	02:52	Laser bench and mirrors, part of the NIST-F1 setup
6	03:46	Window looking into cooling chamber
7	03:55	Researchers Meekhof and Jefferts look at oscilloscopes for signals
8	04:27	Lasers inside vacuum chamber coalescing cesium atoms into ball
9	04:44	Zooms and pans showing NIST-F1 in lab
10	05:18	Researchers Meekhof and Jefferts taking data readings
11	05:31	Pan upward and zoom out showing NIST-F1 in lab
12	05:48	Time and Frequency Division Chief Don Sullivan spells his name
13	06:04	Sullivan answers five questions about NIST-F1 - “How accurate is NIST-F1?” - “Is this the most accurate clock in the world?” - “Who needs this accuracy?” - “How does a cesium fountain clock differ from previous clocks?” - “What’s next? How do you improve on this accuracy?”