(24 Apr 2005) SHOTLIST
1. Wide shot ceremony
2. Medium shot of official guests standing and saluting
3. Wide shot of officials
4. Various of crowd singing
5. SOUNDBITE (English) De-Anne Kelly, Australian Minister for Veteran Affairs
"The dawn landings on these shores becoming a defining moment in the history of our nations. In battle on that day and in the months that followed our countrymen showed their courage and spirit, qualities that are honoured and revered to this day."
6. Crowd shot
7. SOUNDBITE (English) De-Anne Kelly, Australian Minister for Veteran Affairs
"Tomorrow on ANZAC Day (25 April) Australia's national day of commemoration we will again honour those who served and laid down their lives in the defence of freedoms that we enjoy today. We will remember also the heroism of the Turkish soldiers who bravely defended their homelands."
8. Various shots of people in crowd
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Helen Clarke, New Zealand Prime Minister
"Every year at this time many thousands of people are drawn to the Gallipoli peninsula. They come as we have today to pay their respects to the brave men of many nations who served here in one of the most gruelling military campaigns the world has ever known."
10. Turkish flag
11. Various crowd shots
12. Crowd with large Attaturk poster in background
13. Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, addressing crowd
14. Marching band medium shot
15. Marching band wide shot
16. Turkish war veterans
17. Various shots of Turkish people in traditional costume medium shot
18. Turkish people in costume - close-up
19. Jets fly overhead
20. Military ship at sea
21. Jets fly overhead
22. Ceremony wideshot
23. Various jets overhead
24. Turkish people in traditional costume marching medium shot
STORYLINE
A ceremony was held in Turkey on Sunday commemorating the 90th anniversary of the start of World War I's bloody Gallipoli campaign with leaders from Turkey, New Zealand, Australia and Britain in attendance.
More than 100,000 died in the failed allied bid to win a foothold in Turkey.
A minute's silence was observed at the Turkish memorial on the Gallipoli peninsula on Sunday - the beginning of two days of events.
Sunday's services honoured British, French and Turkish troops who died.
Some of the thousands of young Australians and New Zealanders who will attend the commemorations on Monday, the anniversary of the attack, were at Sunday's service.
Australian and New Zealand volunteers, known as ANZACs, formed the backbone of Allied landing forces that had aimed to capture Istanbul and open a supply line to Russia.
Monday marks 90 years from the day the troops stormed ashore at Suvla on the west coast of Turkey's Gallipoli peninsula.
But the Allies - intending to occupy Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman empire - failed to throw back the Turkish defenders and a long and bloody stalemate ensued.
More than 11,000 of them were killed in the campaign.
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