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Recycled yacht sails transformed into jackets and bags

(17 Mar 2012) AP Television Simons Town, South Africa - 1 February, 2012 1. Close low shot of a sailor raising a sail 2. Wide tracking shot of a yacht sailing 3. Close of a sailor steering yacht 4. Mid tilt down sail Out Bay, South Africa - 28 January, 2012 5. Close of a customer looking at the Re-Sails items for sale Simons Town, South Africa - 1 February, 2012 6. Wide pull of False Bay Yacht Club 7. Mid of Mike Schaech arriving and shaking hands with sailors in Insist 8. Mid of Jeannine Levi handing over an old sail to Mike Schaech 9. Mid of Schaech and Levi talking about the sail 10. Wide of Schaech and Levi talking 11. Mid of Schaech leaving with the old sail 12. Mid tracking shot of Levi walking through marina 13. SOUNDBITE: (French) Jeannine Levi, sailor: "When you travel as much as us, the sail becomes part of the boat, and part of you. So, if you leave it somewhere you leave behind a part of you, and all you've done. I'm happy to know that it will in fact be useful for other people." Out Bay, South Africa - 28 January 14. Tilt up of Schaech driving off with the Levi's sail 15. Close of Schaech driving, interior 16. Wide of Schaech driving, exterior 17. Wide of Schaech arriving back at Re-Sails 18. Mid of Schaech cutting up the sail 19. Close of scissors 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mike Schaech, Re-Sails: "The sails after many, many years of use get damaged, worn and torn. And there comes a time in a sails life when it is irreparable. We take them, cut out the components of the sail that are still usable and still durable." 21. Close of Schaech carrying the sail into the workshop 22. Close of worker pan right to Schaech bringing the sail into the workshop 23. Mid of Schaech flattening sail and picking pattern 24. Close of Schaech marking a pattern on the sail 25. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mike Schaech, Re-Sails: "The concept behind Re-Sails, or recycling anything really, is to take something that would've been thrown away, or cluttering up our dumps, and would take thousands of years to decompose, and turning it into something useful and beautiful." 26. Close of sail being cut 27. SOUNDBITE: (English) Mike Schaech, Re-Sails: "Every bag or jacket that we make, or anything that we make out of these old sails, has its own character. We try and bring the character that comes from an old sail into the bag." 28. Mid of Schaech handing over a piece of sail to tailor Goodwill Gosten 29. Close of Gosten sewing on the sail 30. Close of sewing 31. SOUNDBITE: (Chichewa) Goodwill Gosten, Re-Sails tailor: "I sew clothes, bags, and other items, but I enjoy the bags most. It's challenging yet I enjoy it. It's difficult because, let's say it's nylon or vinyl, once you stitch, you can't stop and unpeg because the needle holes will show. So you only get one chance to get it right." 32. Close of sewing 33. Close of a Re-Sails bag 34. Mid of Re-Sails bags 35. Mid of Re-Sails jackets for sale 36. Mid of customer browsing Re-Sails items 37. Close of Re-Sails hat 38. SOUNDBITE: (English) Melissa Wozniak, customer, vox pop: "The fact that it has a story behind it - I mean these come from yachts that have been sailing everywhere, and that has a story that incorporates into the look, and it just adds that extra element to it." 39. Close of yellow Re-Sails bag for sale Simons Town, South Africa - 1 February, 2012 40. Wide of yachts sailing near Simons Town 41. Close of sail being furled on a yacht. LEADIN A sailing yacht powered by the wind might be one of the greenest ways to travel the world. STORYLINE The giant sail is the most important part of any yacht. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...