THE SCRIPT-LETS SKETCH BATIK

The Rundown (GOOD LUCK TO US ALL!)

4.58p.m
Before(mas Ayu)
Members of the floor, as we are about to begin, please make yourself comfortable. I have a few
housekeeping notes to make before we begin today’s event. First, I would like to seek your cooperation
in completing this program. Kindly switch your mobile phones to silent mode to avoid interruption.

Chat room will only be available during Q n A session right after the end of the program. Please do not
chat in the chat window.

The link for E-certificate will only be shared after the QnA session.

Thank you for your kind cooperation and attention.

5.00 p.m.
Beginning: (mas Ayu)
Good day to education officers, teachers and students. I am Mas Ayu .It is my pleasure to be the emcee
for “Lets Sketch Batik” with my friend Noor azizah and on behalf of Culture, Arts and Social Events
Committee of WINGS, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to all of you. We appreciate you
taking time off your busy schedules to join us today. It is our wish that you will learn a lot and benefit
from the program and hopefully it will be fruitful and engaging.

5.02p.m
Opening remarks: (mas Ayu)
To begin this program, we are pleased to have Noor Fariza as the team adviser to deliver the opening
remarks.

5.05p.m.
After Opening remarks: (mas Ayu)
Thank you Fariza for that wonderful remarks.

5.05 p.m
VIDEO PRESENTATION(mas Ayu)
Now we will watch a video on Batik of Malaysia and Indonesia prepared by Adzuhaida M. Taha

5.15 p.m
After VIDEO PRESENTATION(mas Ayu)
Thank you very much for the interesting video. Now let us show you our stunning batik dress that we
wear today(mas Ayu)
1. Mas Ayu
 2. Adzu
3. Raja Ann
4. Fariza
5. Noor Azizah
6. Cicin
7. Rida
8. Yuni
9. Lavi (Save the best for last) 

5.30p.m.
After short introduction (mas Ayu)
I believe that now you might consider having a batik dress yourself in your closet. Well..take it away
Azizah.

5.30p.m.
SLIDES PRESENTATION (AZIZAH)
I would like to invite Raja Ann to present her slides on ‘The Introduction of Batik’. Take it away Raja

5.40p.m.
After SLIDES PRESENTATION (AZIZAH)
Thank you Raja Ann for the informative slides

5.40p.m
How To Make Batik Hand Fan (AZIZAH)
Now it is time to learn how to make a Batik Hand Fan . Please take it away Noor Fariza.

5.50
After hand fan (AZIZAH)
Thank you Fariza. Little did I know that making a hand fan is super easy . You should try this later.

5.50
Q&A SESSION (Azizah)
Now it is the time for Q&A session. All participants may turn on your mic if you have any question or
you can type it in the chat window.

6.00p.m
Photoshoot Session (Azizah)
To all participants, could you please turn on your camera as we are about to have the photo shoot
session.

6.05p.m
ENDING (AZIZAH)
Education officers, educators and students, may I thank you very much for your participation in this
event. I hope you enjoy the program. Do not forget to join us again next week for more excitement as
you will get to know more about Indonesian Batik. Till then stay safe and Bye Bye.

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What is Batik
In simple term, Batik is an art to decorate cloth with wax as resist method. Derived from the Javanese words, amba (to write) and titik (dot), batik is an old form of art
which loosely translated means to dot, while some have even translated it as wax writing or drawing with a broken line, batik is essentially a crafted fabric that needs to
undergo the delicate and repeated process of waxing, dyeing and boiling. Wax is used as a mean of colour blocking in the colouring process. Every part of the fabric
that remains untouched by a certain colour has to be covered with wax.