1964 Winter Olympics.Long shot of Olympic Medal Winners, having just gotten medals at the center of an ice rink, step off the platform they were being awarded on, and all start to slip and slide on the ice. They laugh for they are Winter Olympians, and look clumsy on the element they are supposed to be professionally and athletically able to handle. Close up of Olympic banner with five rings. Aerial footage of Alain Calmat performing singles figure skating wearing a tuxedo. He jumps into the air spinning rapidly and falls into a roll on the ice from which he pops up very gracefully. He tries a similar maneuver and falls for the second time. He spins in place very rapidly as the narrator says that so intricate and novel his performance he still gets second place. Close up on his feet/skates as he continues to perform this “two foot spin”. Medium shot of the crowd clapping. Aerial footage of 14 year old Scott Ethan Allen, an American, performing. Medium long shot of him performing in a suit and tie. He wins third. Close up of older woman clapping. Medium long shot of Scott Allen getting off the rink to be greeted by what looks like his coach. Medium shot of three women wearing matching white furry Russian style Cossak hats watching. Medium long shot then medium shot of the three winners from the competition, Scott Allen, Alain Calmat, and gold medal winner Manfred Schnelldorfer from Germany. Long shot of crowd clapping in stands. Long shot of men’s slalom ski race where the biggest upset occurred. Various shots of Pepi Stiegler performing the slalom race and finishing. Then footage of second place winner, Billy Kidd, racing as well. Close up on Billy Kidd’s face. Medium close up shot of spectators. Then footage of Jimmy Heuga placing third. He crosses the finish line and medium shot of him being greeted by his team mates with his face visible.