EnGenius – Engineering on display

VISUAL: RMIT logo. Aerial shot of Melbourne. RMIT flag. Shot of the exhibition from above including displays and booths filled with students and visitors. 

AUDIO: Lively music

VISUAL: Andy speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

ANDY SPEAKS: Hi, my name's Andy.

VISUAL: Kevin speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

KEVIN SPEAKS: Hi, my name is Kevin.

VISUAL: Marcela, Daniel and Peter standing next to each other, speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

DANIEL SPEAKS: My name is Daniel.

MARCELA SPEAKS: My name's Marcela.

PETER SPEAKS: My name's Peter.

VISUAL: Muhammad and Hyacinth standing next to each other, speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

HYACINTH SPEAKS: And we're RMIT students at Engenius 2018.

VISUAL: Close up of drone, close up of airplane model, close up of digital storage oscilloscope, wires. Close up of signage saying Aerospace Engineering with students in the background. Close up of signage saying Electronic and Telecommunications Engineering with students in the background. Close up of signage saying Mechanical and Automotive Engineering with students in the background.

VISUAL: Andy speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

TEXT ON SCREEN:  Andy Klink, Final Year Engineering Student

ANDY SPEAKS: I'm here at Engenius 2018 to present our Solar Electric Tuk Tuk project, which we've been working towards as our final year capstone project. It's inspiring because you can see what other people have been working on. 

VISUAL: while Andy speaks: people standing around the tuk tuk

VISUAL: Marcela, Daniel and Peter standing next to each other, speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

TEXT ON SCREEN:  Marcela Klocker, Final Year Engineering Student. Daniel Sosa Haby Final Year Engineering Student. Peter Kydas Final Year Engineering Student.

DANIEL SPEAKS: Engenius is an opportunity for us to connect with industry leaders and showcase our knowledge and our projects and hopefully make the connections, and hopefully getting a job out of it as well.

VISUAL: while Daniel speaks: Daniel working on computer, Marcela standing next to him, close up of small robot moving next to the laptop on the table.

VISUAL: Kevin speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Kevin Clough Final Year Engineering Student

KEVIN SPEAKS: Chances are, someone from industry could come along, see what you've done, and then give a chat to you later on. Maybe trading details and get some conversations going.

VISUAL: While Kevin speaks: Three people looking at screen and someone explaining to them. Close up of student at exhibition. Back to Kevin speaking.

VISUAL: Muhammad and Hyacinth standing next to each other, speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Muhammad Syamil, Final Year Engineering Student. Hyacinth Jimenez, Final Year Engineering Student.

HYACINTH SPEAKS: It's important for industry people to come to these events because it allows them to see what we've been studying and whether we're keeping up with industry trends.

VISUAL: Daniel Cheek speaking to camera in a hallway of the exhibition building.

TEXT ON  SCREEN: Daniel Cheek, Engineer Schnider Electric.

DANIEL CHEEK SPEAKS: I used to go here seven years ago, I was one of those engineers, those graduate engineers, and it was great to have that practical knowledge that I've gained from RMIT, to introduce it straight into the workplace. 

VISUAL: while Daniel speaks: Close up of something on table next to test tubes. Close up of machine

VISUAL: Muhammad and Hyacinth standing next to each other, speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background.

MUHAMMAD SPEAKS: Engenius is very good for students because it's the medium for students to express their projects. 

HYACINTH SPEAKS: Just before, there was a guy, he had a project he'd been working on for ages, and couldn't find a solution. And he comes here, and there's a student with the exact same project, that had a solution and is basically like, come work for us. You have what we need.

VISUAL: while Hyacinth speaks: close up of people taking notes. Students explaining their projects, close up of robots. Muhammad and Hyacinth standing next to each other, speaking to the camera in between exhibition boots with visitors in the background. Hyacinth finishes speaking.

VISUAL: Colin speaking to camera with booths and tables in the background.

TEXT ON SCREEN: Colin Kestell Deputy Dean, Learning & Teaching School of Engineering. 

COLIN SPEAKS: It's a real transformative experience for them. Just going from, how the hell am I going to do that, to hey, look, I've done it. This shows that all of this stuff can go to real practical value. The intention of today was also to be a big celebration of that. They've got every right to feel proud about the outcomes of their projects. In all sincerity, I think they've all been winners today. 

VISUAL: while Colin  speaks: students hanging up posters. Students and visitors talking to each other. Colin speaking to camera. Sign saying ‘NotiFire Preventing the outspread of fires. One notification at a time’, with students in a booth. View of exhibition. Colin speaking to camera finishing speaking.

VISUAL:  Four students laughing in front of a booth. Colin handing certificates to students. Four students posing for photo with their certificate of recognition. Colin and student posing for photo with certificate of recognition. Five students and Colin posing for photo with certificate. Four other students posing with Collin for photo with certificate of recognition. Overhead shot of a big group of people at the exhibition. RMIT logo.

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