PANEL 1 DRYDOCK. RAYNE and NANCY are standing in front of the ISLAND, which is 1 story tall, and has an octagon-like shape (think Epcot Ball), and Windows all around, except for the front of it. NANCY Doesn't the bridge need to be higher, in order to have a field of view around the ship? ENGINEER We've gone completely digital. PANEL 2 DRYDOCK. ENGINEER All around the ship, on the highest points and sometimes in their own poles are 360 degree camera. ENGINEER Taken all together, the feeds are all sent to a view screen on the bridge. PANEL 3 DRYDOCK. RAYNE looks curious, The ENGINNER explains. NANCY is looking down, and on the deck, where they are, is a red line designating an area. RAYNE And if that fails? ENGINEER Crows Nests on hydraulic lifts are recessed into the flight deck and can be raised when needed. PANEL 4 DRYDOCK. NANCY points down, and the ENGINEER sighs. NANCY Why is this marked off? ENGINEER Designated spot for an 8-piece orchestra if the ship hits an iceberg and starts going down.