The Future. Yours to Make.

Title:  GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - LAURA V18

Duration: 1:14 minutes

Description:

Shell Oil and its future in renewable energy.

GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - LAURA V18 Transcript

[Background music plays]

The Sound of Shell, a rhythmic instrumental piece featuring keys and strings; majestic orchestral music [Animated sequence]

The skyline of Houston, Texas, bordered by lush, green trees and cars speeding by on the highway

[Text displays]

Laura, Market Account Manager, USA

[Video footage]
Close-up of Laura speaking to the camera.

[Laura]

My name is Laura and I’m a Market Account Manager. I can’t tell you how much I love the great outdoors, the natural beauty that the Earth gives us.

[Video footage]
Pictures of Laura in front of a snow-capped mountain, on a rocky hillside with a green valley below, in a field of long, green grass; Transition to footage of Laura typing on a laptop; Close-up of Laura speaking to the camera.

[Laura]
That’s why I’m so passionate about climate change. When I started at Shell I kind of set a limit for myself and I said, I don’t want to work in Big Oil forever. Originally, yes, I wanted to work for a purely renewable company. After realising how much power Shell has, that they sell 3% of global energy, I thought they could actually make a real change. I’m going to work toward using those skills I’ve gained in sales, marketing, communications, helping promote renewable products. Solar, wind, whatever it may be – this is our future.

[Video footage]
Footage of urban skyscrapers at night with the windows lighting up one after another; Fast-motion footage of a big city intersection at night, with cars racing through green lights; Footage of the camera panning over the top of urban skyscrapers at night with the traffic below; Close-up of Laura speaking to the camera; Transition to image of Laura with a group of men at a Shell Eco-Marathon event; Transition to Laura in front of a Shell Rotella Oil display, holding a CD of Country music singer Tony Justice.

Fast-motion footage of a solar farm being built, with men in orange safety jackets and orange hardhats and the water bordering the farm on the right side; fast-motion overhead footage of the solar farm, showing rows of panels as they’re installed; wind turbines in the middle of the water with their blades slowly turning; a close-up of the blades turning. Footage at dusk of a large wind turbine installation in the water; Close-up of Laura speaking to the camera.

[Laura]
The friends who give me flak about working for a Big Oil major when I’m the person who’s preaching renewables, I want them to understand that just because this has always been viewed as an Oil & Gas company doesn’t mean that’s what it’s always going to be.

[Video footage].
A man in safety gear and gloves working with a piece of equipment; at twilight, the silhouette of a man in a hardhat walks on an oil production platform, its lights sparkling; a man and a woman in red Shell uniforms talk in front of a computer screen; a man pointing to an area on an aerial shot of an oil refinery; someone charging an H2 fuel cell at a Shell Hydrogen Fuelling Station, panning to the words Powered by Hydrogen; a Shell awning with the sun shining brightly next to the Shell Pecten; Close-up of Laura speaking to the camera.

[Laura]
Things can change. People can change. Companies can change.

[Video footage]
Aerial shot of solar panels with the backdrop of an urban landscape at night, lights twinkling in the distance; Close-up of Laura speaking to the camera.

[Laura]
And that’s something I want to be a part of.

[Audio]

Shell jingle

[Graphic]

Shell Pecten centred on a white background. 

Title:  GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - THOMAS V21

Duration: 1:08 minutes

Description:

An interview with Shell Energy Transition Advisor, Thomas, about his work with Shell and the various reasons he enjoys working for the company.

GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - THOMAS V21 Transcript

[Background music plays]

Emotive synthesiser music with a piano melody.

[Text displays]

Draft. Thomas, Shell Energy Transition Advisor, Netherlands.

[Video footage]

A blue-sky background with three windmills in the middle distance. In the foreground, the sunlight reflects on a body of water and a small building can be seen near the closest windmill.

Interview with Thomas

[Title]

Draft.

[Video footage]

Head and shoulders shot of Thomas being interviewed by an off-camera interviewer, followed by footage of Thomas crossing a road. We see various photographs from Thomas’s life. The first is him as a young boy, wearing glasses and a school uniform. The second shows him in a white lab coat with scientific equipment, then we see him presenting a lecture in front of a large whiteboard. There follows close-up footage of Thomas smiling and then of him climbing a hill, cheering whilst his photograph is taken, with a snow-covered mountain in the background.

[Thomas]

My name is Thomas and I’m an energy transition advisor. I was a smart kid. I studied physics, so I feel like I want to use that, especially concerning climate change.

[Video footage]

Footage of a yellow cornfield cuts to a time-lapsed shot of a sunset, the dense clouds rolling in front of an orange sun. We see a forest of fir trees. The sunlight is throwing white rays across them, then we see the sun dazzling through a close-up shot of the woodland. There’s a distant shot of a large hill with a thick forest in the foreground, the sun now peeking over a distant horizon.

[Thomas]

I would like to look back and know that I have contributed to one of the most complex and important challenges that we have now as a society.

[Video footage]

The head and shoulders shot of Thomas being interviewed by an off-camera interviewer returns. It cuts to footage of a large boat, an oil tanker, then a group of around 50 workers standing on a helipad with the ocean in the background. There’s follows a distant shot of the boat, making it appear small against the vastness of the surrounding water, then two more workers in hard-hats are discussing two large pipes going into the water.

[Thomas]

My father was very proud when I joined Shell, but he said, Shell’s core business is getting oil out of the ground, so you need to stick to the core business.

[Video footage]

Head and shoulder footage of Thomas’s interview again. Then a close-up shot of Thomas’s hands as he types on a laptop. This cuts to a shot of a windfarm, the turbines turning slowly against the green landscape and a blue skyline.

[Thomas]

I said, Dad, I want to be in the energy transition business, because that’s the future.

[Video footage]

Again, we see Thomas being interviewed, followed by footage of an eco-friendly energy farm. A sign reads, Powered by Hydrogen, then somebody is charging their car from a Shell RechargePlus point. A bar-chart is shown. Two men wearing special glasses are discussing a large map, and then we’re back to Thomas’s interview.

[Thomas]

So, I started in new business development, which is quite a commercial department, practising entrepreneurship, gathering funds [?] getting the right people on board and developing the technology. I would say there is a place for anybody who likes technology within Shell. Like, hey, come on, let’s make it go faster, let’s work towards the energy transition.

[Graphic]

The Shell logo, a yellow shell with a red outline.

[Text displays]

shell.com/careers. The Future. Yours to Make.

[Audio]

The sound of a computer mouse clicking the link, then a monophonic piano motif plays.

[Text displays]

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individuals featured. They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Shell group and its affiliates. The forward looking statements made here are only examples of the featured individual’s work at Shell and desired outcome, as well as their personal wish for the future. It should not be relied on for any purpose.

Title:  GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - TOIB V14

Duration: 01:18 minutes

Description:

Toib, HR team leader at Shell, discusses his pride in his work for Shell in finding the best possible people to enable Shell’s vision for the energy transition of the future.

GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - TOIB V14 Transcript

[Background music plays]

Subtle ambient and uplifting keyboard music, building slowly to a gentle crescendo.

[Video footage]

View of London Eye wheel and the London skyline along the river Thames.

[Text displays]

TOIB HUMAN RESOURCES UK

[Video footage]

Close up of Shell employee, Toib.

[Toib]

I’m Toib, HR team leader.

[Video footage]

Toib, smartly dressed in a white shirt and wearing dark-framed glasses, walks along a London street lined with trees.

[Toib]

What drove me to Shell is the inclusive nature of the environment.

[Video footage]

Toib shown in a meeting room with other Shell employees, men and women, talking and laughing with his colleagues.

[Toib]

Regardless of your individual background, whether that’s your faith, your gender, your sexual orientation, none of that matters.

[Video footage]

Close-up of Toib talking to the camera, then switches to Toib working at his laptop computer. Screen alternates between close-ups of Toib and the screen splitting into three boxes, showing views of new energy sites and Shell employees working in laboratories and large scale renewable energy installations, including off-shore wind farms and solar panels in large cities.

[Toib]

People are incredibly driven, but also quite humble and open. So in my current role it’s all about making work meaningful for those that I work with. I’m passionate about the energy transition, but I’m more passionate about how do you identify, recruit, retain, develop the game changers who will make that impact on the world. You really need visionary people, thinkers, people who dream big and people who can also get things done. Being in HR, I’m the enabler to support the energy transition to make it happen.

[Video footage]

Footage of Toib holding his young daughter in his arms.

[Toib]

I would love my kids to say that they had a dad who was dedicated to a cause, to be really proud in the knowledge that I contributed significantly.

[Audio]

Shell jingle

[Graphic]

Shell Pecten on a white background

[Text displays]

shell.com/careers

SHELL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED 2020

Title:  GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - SHARIEF V13

Duration: 1:01 minutes

Description:

An interview with Shell Engineer, Sharief, about his work with Shell and the various reasons he enjoys working for the company.

GLOBAL RECRUITMENT - BIO 60 - SHARIEF V13 Transcript

[Background music plays]

Simple piano music becoming more emotive throughout.

[Text displays]

Draft. Sharief. Engineer - USA.

[Video footage]

A city landscape at sunrise. A line of sky-scrapers is silhouetted against an orange and blue sky, whilst thick clouds billow above them. The city is in semi-darkness and the street-lights are still lit.

Interview with Sharief

[Title]

Draft.

[Video footage]

Head and shoulders shot of Sharief being interviewed by an off-camera interviewer. He’s wearing a smart, grey suit. There follows a distant shot of an oil-rig surrounded by a blue ocean, then two mid-distance photographs of Sharief on the rig. The first shows him smiling at the camera, wearing a dark red uniform with a Shell logo. The second is of Sharief and three colleagues, also on the oil-rig, all wearing white hard-hats and smiling. We’re then back to the interview footage of Sharief.

[Sharief]

I’m Sharief. I’m a deep oil wells engineer. What makes me tick is helping other people and making my mark on the world in a positive way. Leaving the world in a better condition than when I joined.

[Video footage]

Footage of Sharief walking across a long suspension bridge, the sunlight hitting his face. He is crossing a wide river and we see other people also crossing the bridge. In the background is the London Eye, several large tower blocks and a red double-decker bus. Then we’re taken back to the head and shoulders shot of Sharief’s interview.

[Sharief]

My passion stems from coming to the realisation that energy and environment are two of the biggest things that we have to get right if we plan to move forward in a sustainable manner.

[Video footage]

We see a slideshow of photographs. The first is of Sharief’s graduation, where he poses for his photograph with his family wearing a black gown and hat. The next is of Sharief being presented with a certificate, and then a third shows him wearing his red Shell uniform on the rig again. We see a distant shot of a large group of Shell workers. They’re all wearing the same red uniform and white hard-hats, standing on the oil rig and waving at the camera. Then mid-distance footage shows more workers shaking hands and chatting.

[Sharief]

In college, I was pretty sceptical actually about coming to work for Shell. I think one of the things that struck me first was how people-focused it was and how people really truly did care about energy transition.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of a large, white wind turbine in the ocean. We see the turbine from a bird’s eye view and then from the front, where more turbines can be seen in the background. A digitalised image of a landscape rapidly being covered with rows of solar panel follows. There are also several pylons in the field and then we see a close-up shot of the panels with the sun beaming down from above.

[Sharief]

People are still figuring it out. It’s not perfect, but it’s not going to happen overnight. It’s about doing it in a morally sound way or in a conscientious way.

[Video footage]

Indoor footage of Sharief chatting with co-workers. They are sitting on comfortable chairs, each wearing a Shell branded lanyard and smart clothing. Then we’re back to Sharief’s interview again.

[Sharief]

I mean, it’s really inspiring to be working for a company that’s already making a difference. That’s my drive for working for Shell.

[Graphic]

The Shell logo, a yellow shell with a red outline.

[Text displays]

shell.com/careers. The Future. Yours to Make.

[Audio]

The sound of a computer mouse clicking the link, then a monophonic piano motif plays.

[Text displays]

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individuals featured. They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Shell group and its affiliates. The forward looking statements made here are only examples of the featured individual’s work at Shell and desired outcome, as well as their personal wish for the future. It should not be relied on for any purpose.

Title: Ryan

Duration: 1:03 minutes

Description:

In this video, we meet Ryan, an engineer working at Shell in the US, and she describes her background and how her job at Shell makes a difference.

60 SEC BIOG - Ryan V8 - 16x9 – MASTER Transcript

[Audio]

Click-clack of mechanical keyboard.

[Text displays]

Ryan

Engineer – USA

[Graphic]

We open on a still shot of the Houston skyline at dusk, see below pale blue sky, with car lights streaking along a highway in the foreground. Title text displays over this shot.

[Background music plays]

The Sound of Shell adaptation

Interview with Ryan

[Title]

Engineer - USA

[Ryan]

I’m Ryan and I’m a senior operations support engineer in the Gulf of Mexico.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Ryan speaking into the camera, seen against the background of an office interior.

[Ryan]

I’m somebody who really likes community and I like putting down roots. I feel like at Shell, one of the things that strikes out to me the most is the community of people. Yeah, I could see myself working at Shell for the rest of my career.

[Video footage]

Panning bird’s eye view of an oil platform in deep water, cutting to low-angle footage of the four-column hull of the platform, seen against deep blue sky. Two still shots of Ryan posing for the camera, wearing her Shell-branded safety suit, successively transition into and out of frame; in the first, she is on the platform deck with blue sea and sky in the background, and in the second, she is in an interior group shot with colleagues. We cut to an extreme close-up of Ryan’s face as she breaks into a broad smile. Next, we see slightly wider-angle footage of Ryan and other young Shell employees seated together in reception-style chairs in an open office environment; as they talk together, the shot cuts to a close-up of one of the young men in the group laughing. Close-up footage of Ryan speaking into the camera, as before.

[Ryan]

I don’t care about coming up with a new flavour of chip. I don’t care about coming up with a new scent of shampoo. Those aren’t things that drive me.

[Video footage]

Extreme close-up of Ryan turning to look thoughtfully out of the window at frame-right. We cut to wide-angle footage of Ryan seated on a window ledge, holding a tablet on her lap and looking out through the window, where we see buildings, water and green vegetation. Close-up footage of Ryan speaking into the camera, as before. Bird’s eye view of the Hungerford and Golden Jubilee railway and pedestrian bridges over the Thames, with vessels passing beneath the bridges, as seen through the window.

[Ryan]

There are people who are without light, without heat, who don’t have access to information.

[Video footage]

Close-up of the filament of a lightbulb going out, leaving only darkness. Wide footage of a small rural shop at night, surrounded by darkness; lights illuminating the interior and immediate exterior of the small shop are extinguished one by one, leaving only darkness. Extreme close-up of a lightbulb’s filament as electricity flows into it and it starts to glow. Wide-angle still shot of a smiling Ryan posing in front of a large blue “Opportunity for All Whitehouse.gov” banner. We see high angle footage of a protesting crowd, and superimposed over this footage, we see horizontally scrolling text relating to social justice, the text appearing grainy, as though displaying on a flickering screen.

[Ryan]

My hope would be that everybody has power that they can access to meet all of their needs, regardless of your geography, regardless of your gender, regardless of your race, that you would have the tools that you need to be able to do what you want in life.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Ryan speaking into the camera, as before. Low-angle footage of sun streaming through the foliage of a tree, forming a halo. Close-up footage of a smiling Ryan walking along a pedestrian area next to the River Thames, looking around as she walks, the footage creatively overexposed with a sunlit haze; on the other side of the river in the distance, Big Ben is visible. Close-up footage of Ryan speaking into the camera, as before. High angle close-up of two little girls flicking their fingers across the screen of a mobile device. Slow-motion profile-view footage of a little boy jumping up and down; we see other people seated in the blurred background. Slow-motion footage of a young boy divebombing into water.

[Ryan]

The real driver for me at Shell, this is what I need to be doing – I need to be helping create the world I want to see.

[Video footage]

More close-up footage of a smiling Ryan walking along a paved area flanked by green grass and trees, the footage creatively overexposed with a sunlit haze; other pedestrians pass in the background, and Ryan looks around as she walks. Close-up footage of Ryan speaking into the camera, as before. We dissolve to a white background.

[Graphic]

Transition to Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Audio]

Shell brand mnemonic, keys version.

[Text Displays]

The Future. Yours to Make.

shell.com/careers

© Shell International Limited 2019

[Text Displays]

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individuals featured. They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Shell group and its affiliates. The forward-looking statements made here are only examples of the featured individual’s work at Shell and desired outcome, as well as their personal wish for the future. It should not be relied on for any purpose.

Title: Hayley

Duration: 1:11 minutes

Description:

In this video, we meet Hayley, an engineer working at Shell in the UK, and she describes her background and how her job at Shell makes a difference.

60 SEC BIOG HAYLEY  V7 - 16x9 – MASTER Transcript

[Audio]

Click-clack of mechanical keyboard.

[Text displays]

Hayley

Engineer – UK

[Graphic]

We open on a low-angle still shot of Tower Bridge over the River Thames, seen against a cloudy sky at sunset. Title text displays over this shot.

[Background music plays]

The Sound of Shell adaptation

Interview with Hayley

[Title]

Engineer – UK

[Hayley]

I’m Hayley. I’m a graduate petroleum engineer, currently a drilling engineer in the North Sea.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Hayley speaking into the camera, seen against the background of an office interior. Low angle footage of a helicopter in the air, rotor blades turning against a deep blue sky. Bird’s eye view of one of the concrete-legged Brent platforms in the North Sea, seen below a cloudy blue sky.

[Hayley]

I’m passionate about what I do. I loved Maths. I love Physics. I love rocks and the world around me.

[Video footage]

Close-up of the wheels/landing gear of a helicopter as it lands on a helideck; in the background, we see an oil platform at some distance. Close-up footage of Hayley speaking into the camera, as before.

[Hayley]

I was at a university fair and I saw Shell actually presenting about the energy transition and new energy ventures. I thought it was brilliant.

[Video footage]

Close-up selfie footage of Hayley, wearing Shell safety gear and standing on an oil platform, looking into the camera; blue seas and sky forms the background. High-angle shaky-cam footage of a helideck on an oil platform, with blue sea and sky forming the background. Close-up footage of Hayley speaking into the camera, as before. Close-up of a hand plugging the charging plug into a vehicle’s socket; white line animated graphics and text appear onscreen at frame right, alongside the charging socket, to indicate the charging battery. High angle side view of an FPSO moving though the ocean as the sun sets in a pink-hued sky. This cuts to a circling bird’s eye view of the FPSO and we catch a glimpse of the moon in the pink-hued sky.

[Hayley]

It probably comes back to when I did some humanitarian work in Honduras and also in Ghana, and I was providing energy access for people.

[Video footage and animated sequence]

Animated graphic of a control-line model aircraft, together with control line and handle, seen against cloudy blue skies. This cuts to low-angle footage of a control-line aircraft, with attached control line, seen moving across a pale, cloudy blue sky. Close-up profile-view footage of Hayley speaking into the first camera, cutting to archival footage of Hayley carrying a young child at a rural homestead; as she looks around and points, the camera pans across in the direction she is pointing.

[Hayley]

It’s day one of building here; it’s quite backbreaking work.

[Video footage]

Archival footage of Hayley speaking into the camera, seen against the background of the rural homestead, briefly cutting to footage of her team shovelling sand and mixing cement nearby, before the shot returns to Hayley as she speaks into the camera.

[Hayley]

And I saw the impact it had on families, on children, the smiles, the positivity.

[Video footage]

Close-up profile-view footage of Hayley speaking into the first camera. We transition into and out of a still shot of Hayley and a child she is carrying posing against a background of pale sky. Next, more archival footage of Hayley and a member of her team seated atop a ladder next to the wall of a rural house; other team members pass an item to them which they transfer to the tin roof of the rural home.

[Hayley]

If we want our planet to be there for our grandchildren, I think we need to be risky.

[Video footage]

Again, we transition into and out of a still shot of Hayley and a local member of the community smiling for the camera. Close-up footage of Hayley speaking into the camera, as before.

[Hayley]

Every day that I’m working offshore, we are involved in actually trying to reduce our carbon footprint.

[Video footage]

Medium footage of Hayley seated at a table, pen in hand, a book open in front of her; she looks thoughtfully out through the window in the background. We cut to a low-angle close-up of Hayley as she turns her attention back to the book in front of her. Next, we see a close-up of her hand holding the pen and writing in the book. Close-up footage of Hayley speaking into the camera, as before.

[Hayley]

It’s about changing that landscape, it’s about protecting our planet, it’s about the quality of people’s lives. There was no other option for me.

[Video footage]

We see portrait selfie footage of Hayley, wearing her Shell safety gear and looking down into the mobile phone’s camera, with white borders either side of the footage. Panning aerial footage moving through mist and over the tops of trees in a green, forested area. Low-angle footage of the sun breaking through green foliage in a forested area.

[Hayley]

We can meet this challenge, and we will, I think, yeah.

[Video footage]

Night-time footage, seen through glass, of Hayley and other young Shell employees socialising. This cuts to a low-angle close-up of Hayley speaking, surrounded by her colleagues.  

[Hayley]

It’s just great to know that I’m part of a team and I don’t have to do this journey on my own.

[Video footage]

Medium footage of Hayley and her colleagues gathered around a cocktail table, having drinks and socialising, cutting back to a low-angle close-up of Hayley as she laughs. Close-up profile-view footage of Hayley speaking into the first camera. We dissolve to a white background.

[Graphic]

Transition to Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Audio]

Shell brand mnemonic, keys version.

[Text Displays]

The Future. Yours to Make.

shell.com/careers

© Shell International Limited 2019

[Text Displays]

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individuals featured. They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Shell group and its affiliates. The forward-looking statements made here are only examples of the featured individual’s work at Shell and desired outcome, as well as their personal wish for the future. It should not be relied on for any purpose.

Title: Abhilasha

Duration: 1:06 minutes

Description:

In this video, we meet Abhilasha, an engineer working at Shell in India, and she describes her background and how her job at Shell makes a difference.

60 SEC BIOG - Abhi V11 - 16x9 – MASTER Transcript

[Audio]

Click-clack of mechanical keyboard.

[Text displays]

Abhilasha

Engineer – India

[Graphic]

We open on a wide-angle still shot of a domed Indian temple seen below blue sky, seen from the point of view of a temple archway, where a dark interior surrounds the archway. Title displays over the this shot.

[Background music plays]

The Sound of Shell adaptation

Interview with Abhilasha

[Title]

Engineer - India

[Abhilasha]

I was born in India.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Abhilasha speaking into the camera, seen against the background of an office interior.

[Abhilasha]

Life decisions, the choices, everything is controlled by the family.

[Video footage]

We see wide-angle footage, cutting to a close-up, of Abhilasha seated with a laptop on a window ledge in a modern office, looking out the window at the cityscape below. This cuts to a bird’s eye view of the view below, seen through the window, where we see people moving about a courtyard in the business complex. Next, we see wide-angle footage of multiple levels of glass-fronted offices in adjacent office towers.

[Abhilasha]

My grandfather, grandmother, or my parents were not a part of this mindset. They never put any restrictions on my dressing, on my talking, on my education.

[Video footage]

Panning aerial footage of city streets and buildings in India. A series of still shots of Abhilasha posing for the camera with various family members successively transition into and out of frame.

[Abhilasha]

My family allowed me to dream, to make them proud. That’s a constant goal throughout whatever I do.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Abhilasha speaking into the camera, as before. Extreme wide-angle footage of Abhilasha striding across a paved area in a busy business district towards a flight of stairs. We cut back to Abhilasha speaking into the camera, and then back to the footage of her walking in the business district, this time shown in close-up.

[Abhilasha]

Electricity was the major issue in my childhood, and it is still an issue there.

[Video footage]

Close-up of the flame burning on a tin-and-wick lamp; in the dim background, someone turns the pages of a book. Low-angle footage of a flickering lightbulb in a fitting fixed to a roughly-built wall in an otherwise dark room.

[Abhilasha]

When I joined Shell, that’s when I realized, it is putting in so much effort to invest in new technologies.

[Video footage]

High-angle still shot of a group of Shell employees smiling up at the camera, Abhilasha standing in the middle of the group. Close-up footage of Abhilasha speaking into the camera, as before. Low-angle footage of graphics and data displayed on a screen.

[Abhilasha]

I think Shell is providing society the reliable and affordable access to energy, because its prime focus is people.

[Video footage]

Slow-motion low-angle footage of an Indian woman walking past a bank of solar panels beneath a bright blue sky, moving in the direction of frame-left; the woman is wearing a sari and carrying a pot on her head. Low-angle footage of men erecting a solar panel on top of a wall in a rural setting where we see livestock grazing and a young boy standing at frame-right, looking on. Low-angle close-up footage of a young man screwing a lightbulb into an electrical fitting suspended from a tin roof. Tilting wide-angle view of two Shell workers wearing full safety gear standing together in front of a large industrial plant as they talk. Wide low-angle footage of a work team, wearing full safety gear, engaged in discussion on a work site; in the background, we see drilling equipment and green vegetation below a cloudy sky. Slow-motion footage of a group of Shell employees waving into the camera as it pans across the group, who are mostly wearing red coveralls and yellow Shell-branded safety helmets.

[Abhilasha]

It’s a very people-centric company, and to be working in a company which genuinely cares for you is a big thing for me.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Abhilasha speaking into the camera, as before. Medium footage of Abhilasha and colleagues seated together in reception-style chairs in an open office environment, engaged in discussion. Close-up footage of Abhilasha speaking into the camera, as before. We dissolve to a white background.
[Graphic]

Transition to Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Audio]

Shell brand mnemonic, keys version.

[Text Displays]

The Future. Yours to Make.

shell.com/careers

© Shell International Limited 2019

[Text Displays]

The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individuals featured. They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Shell group and its affiliates. The forward-looking statements made here are only examples of the featured individual’s work at Shell and desired outcome, as well as their personal wish for the future. It should not be relied on for any purpose.

Title: Melinda

Duration: 1:07 minutes

Description:

In this video, we meet Melinda, an engineer working at Shell in Singapore, and she describes her background and how her job at Shell makes a difference.

60 SEC BIOG MELINDA V6 - 16x9 MASTER Transcript

[Audio]

Click-clack of mechanical keyboard.

[Text displays]

Melinda

Engineer – Singapore

[Graphic]

We open on a low-angle still shot of the Singapore skyline on a cloudy day, with the skyline reflected clearly in the calm waters of the bay in the foreground. Title text displays over this shot.

[Background music plays]

The Sound of Shell adaptation

Interview with Melinda

[Title]

Engineer – Singapore

[Melinda]

I’m Melinda and I’m a process technologist.

[Video footage]

Close-up of Melinda looking out the window of a cab as it moves along a city street. We cut to footage of the view through the window of the cab, London city skyscrapers visible at the horizon below blue sky.

[Melinda]

When I’m working, I always want to make sure that in everything that I do, I give my best.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Melinda speaking into the camera, seen against the background of an office interior.

[Melinda]

Thank you.

[Video footage]

Reverse view footage of a black cab stopped on a city street, and we see Melinda opening the rear door and stepping out onto the street.

[Melinda]

I want to be in a company that is responsible for their actions and is actually thinking about the real problems.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Melinda speaking into the camera, as before. Next, the shot pans from reverse-view to front-view footage of Melinda walking across a bridge over the River Thames, London city skyscrapers visible at the horizon below blue sky.

[Melinda]

What sets Shell apart from all the other companies is their commitment and their responsibility towards the earth. That’s what makes me happy.

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We transition into and out of a still shot of Melinda and colleagues, all wearing Shell branded clothing, smiling and posing in a group shot. Close-up footage of Melinda speaking into the camera, as before. Time-lapse footage, from various angles, of a team installing a vast field of solar panels, seen below blue sky.

[Melinda]

The first thing that struck me when I went for some of the recruitment activities was how comfortable everyone is with all their colleagues, all so friendly, so willing to share.

[Video footage]

Close-up footage of Melinda speaking into the camera, as before. Tracking medium high-angle footage of Melinda and another woman talking and laughing together as they walk through and open-plan office area. High-angle footage of Melinda and other young Shell employees talking and laughing together, seated in reception-style chairs in an open office environment; this cuts to a side-view of the same. Close-up footage of Melinda speaking into the camera, as before.

[Melinda]

I was thinking, wow, this company is amazing. Yeah, we are really a family here.

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Close-up high-angle footage of a laughing Melinda, seen through a reddish haze. Next, we see wider angle shots of Melinda socialising with colleagues.

[Melinda]

We are all so geared up towards the same thing, to transit into cleaner production, and we can actually inspire the next generation to be responsible for their decisions and make a difference in the world.

[Video footage]

Low-angle time-lapse footage of the sun rising behind clouds in an orange sky. Slightly panning aerial footage of rows of solar panels in a green field, the sun reflecting off a row of panels. Slightly zooming bird’s eye view of an FPSO vessel moving through the ocean. Tilting bird’s eye view of an LNG carrier alongside an FPSO vessel in the ocean, cutting to a panning side view of the vessels. Close-up of Melinda’s hands typing on a laptop resting on a table, cutting to low-angle footage of Melinda looking down at the laptop screen. Close-up footage of Melinda speaking into the camera, as before, cutting to a high-angle close-up of Melinda looking down at the laptop screen. We cut to a close-up of the document open on her screen as she types her name at the end of the document. Next, we see a side-view close-up of the laptop on the desk as Melinda closes the lid. We dissolve to a white background.

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Transition to Shell Pecten centred on a white background with text displaying below.

[Audio]

Shell brand mnemonic, keys version.

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The Future. Yours to Make.

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© Shell International Limited 2019

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The views and opinions expressed here are those of the individuals featured. They do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Shell group and its affiliates. The forward-looking statements made here are only examples of the featured individual’s work at Shell and desired outcome, as well as their personal wish for the future. It should not be relied on for any purpose.