The document discusses how Greek life at Furman University focuses more on philanthropic and community service activities than the social stereotypes suggest. It provides perspectives from both Greek and non-Greek students on their philanthropic events and involvement in other community service. Several students emphasize that Greeks can do more to publicize their philanthropic work and encourage involvement from non-Greeks to strengthen the community impact.

1. More Than Just a Social Club:
Furman Greek Philanthropy
Storyboard and Shot
List
Rivers Townes
Anna Wheeler
Chad Daniel

2. Shot Type: Still Photos
Shot Number: 1
Introduction
Visual Representation:
Description:
• General description of Greek life at
Furman
• Address stereotypical views of Greeks
by non-Greeks (parties, etc.)
• B-roll pictures of fraternity/sorority
members at various non-philanthropic
events
• Voice over

3. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 2
Eddie Young Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Introduce Eddie Young as Inter-
Fraternity Council Advisor with subtitle
• Clip of how social activities overshadow
community service by Greeks
• Fraternities and sororities can do a
better job of advertising/getting the
word out about philanthropic events.

4. Shot Type: Close up Shot (CU)
Shot Number: 3
Abby Delahoyde Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Introduce Abby as independent student
with subtitle
•Independent view of Greek life
• View of social advantages to
freshmen/people who decide to go
Greek

5. Shot Type: Still Photos
Shot Number: 4
Voice Over Transition about
Misconceptions Visual Representation:
Description:
• Voice Over B-roll of stills of Greek
philanthropic events
• Serves to transition between
independent interview and Greek
interview

6. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 5
Kevin Jones Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
•Introduce Kevin as Sigma Nu president
with subtitle
• Even as a fraternity member, agrees
with the view that fraternities often put
too much emphasis on social aspect
• Hopes that students realize the
importance of philanthropies as a part of
Greek life.

7. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 6
Rachel Pitman Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Introduce Rachel as independent
student living on the Tri Delta hall with
subtitle
• Didn’t think philanthropies were a large
part of sorority life
• Discussion of Tri Delta’s Fall break trip
to visit their philanthropy, at St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital

8. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 7
Katelyn Ammons Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
•Introduce Katelyn as Tri Delta
philanthropy chair and Heller Service
Corps president with subtitle
• Introduction to Tri Delta’s national
philanthropy, St. Jude
• Discussion of recent fundraising event,
DHOP (Delta House of Pancakes)

9. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 8
Lee Cotton Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
•Introduce Lee as brother of Sigma Alpha
Epsilon with subtitle
•SAE’s national philanthropy is the
Children’s Miracle Network Hospital,
supported through Paddy Murphy week
• Description of other fraternities’
fundraising events, such as Sigma Nu’s
flag football tournament

10. Shot Type: Still Photos
Shot Number: 9
Voice Over Transition, introducing Kappa
Delta’s Shamrock ‘n’ Run Visual Representation:
Description:
•Voice Over B-roll of still shots of Greek
philanthropic events.
• All Greek organizations host some kind
of event benefitting their individual
philanthropies.
• Still shots of KD 5K while introducing
the event and their philanthropy with
voice over

11. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 10
Jenny Dawson and Allison Ayerst
Interview Visual Representation:
Description:
• Jenny and Allison introduce themselves
and their positions in Kappa Delta
• Description of Shamrock ‘n’ Run event
and proceeds
• Introduce local and national
philanthropies

12. Shot Type: Wide Shot (WS)
Shot Number: 11
Shamrock ‘n’ Run B-roll
Visual Representation:
Description:
•B-roll of start of the Kappa Delta
Shamrock ‘n’ Run with voice over
describing the event
• Discusses amount of money raised
• How people can get involved without
running the 5K, through purchasing
pinwheels to decorate the course.

13. Shot Type: Mid Shot + Still Photos
Shot Number: 12
Eddie Young Interview 2
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Eddie Young discussing fraternity bid
day event at Eden Farms and MLK Dream
Weekend
• B-roll of still shots of Eden Farms
• Benefit to fraternity members

14. Shot Type: Still Photos
Shot Number: 13
Voice Over Transition about Participation
in Non-Greek Community Service Visual Representation:
Organizations
Description:
•B-roll still shots of Greek members at
non-Greek community service events
• Discussion of Greek involvement
• Example of Heller Service Corps as one
organization with Greek involvement

15. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 14
Katelyn Ammons Interview 2
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Description of Heller Service Corps
• On-campus and Off-campus
community service events that students
get involved with.
• Local events and on-campus events

16. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS) + Still Photos
Shot Number: 15
Drew Callaghan Interview
Visual Representation:
Description:
•Introduce Drew as Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Vice President and Heller Service Corps
Legal Division Director with subtitle
• Valentine’s Day Dance and Fall Fest
have Greek involvement that are not
necessarily as visible as social events
• B-roll still shots of Greeks involved in
Heller Service Corps community service

17. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS) + Still Photos
Shot Number: 16
Eddie Young Interview 3
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Changing perceptions of Greek life by
non-Greeks and freshmen through
different presentation and speaking to
people
• Reaching out to the Furman
community at large through advertising
philanthropic activity
• B-roll still shots of Greek philanthropic
events

18. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 17
Kevin Jones Interview 2
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Re-emphasizes Eddie Young’s
discussion of reaching out to the non-
Greek community
•Getting independents involved in Greek
events as Greeks are involved in
independent life

19. Shot Type: Mid Shot (MS)
Shot Number: 18
Eddie Young Interview 4
Visual Representation:
Description:
• Persistence is key in spreading
information and knowledge about the
deeper meaning of Greek life.

20. Shot Type: Still Photos
Shot Number: 19
Conclusion
Visual Representation:
Description:
• B-roll of Greek philanthropic still shots
with voice over
• Tying everything together; how both
Greek and non-Greek students can
better communicate and collaborate in
order to bring the biggest benefit to the
Furman community