Golden Gate City: San Francisco
Castle Films
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\08:31:42:11 LS Golden Gate bridge, steamship passes under the bridge; aerial of the Golden Gate Bridge; great high-angle shot from atop the one of the bridges towers; what looks like a Navy battleship passes beneath bridge.
08:31:57:04 VS Cluster of sailboats with white sails in the San Francisco Bay; sailboats sails across frame, San Francisco in background
08:32:10:27 Great pan over Alcatraz; LS Alacatraz
08:32:21:10 LS Coit Memorial Tower atop Telegraph Hill; great pan over San Francisco from atop Telegraph Hill, Northbeach, downtown, the Bay Bridge, Treasure Island, Yerba Buena Island
08:32:39:14 Great tracking shot of an A train traveling on the Bay Bridge to San Francisco from the East Bay; LS Treasure Island World’s Fair site as seen from the bridge; LS Treasure Island site of the 1939 - 1940 World’s Fair
08:32:54:04 Pan over downtown San Francisco; LS San Francisco; LS high-angle of the Ferry Building
08:33:14:15 VS LS San Francisco from Twin Peaks
08:33:27:18 High-angle shot looking up bustling Market Street in San Francisco; VS high-angle Market Street; sidewalk flower stand on Market St., woman buys bouquet
08:33:59:11 LS intersection of Market Street, Kearny and GearySt., VS Lotta’s Fountain
08:34:15:17 LS the St. Francis Hotel facing Union Square; high-angle shot Union Square, San Francisco
08:34:26:10 High-angle shot cable car rotated on turntable
08:34:39:09 VS Tracking shot from front of car driving up steep San Francisco hill; cars on street.
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- Castle Films
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