The Big Draw workshop thanks

Hello all,
thankyou for coming last week to the Legasay Big draw workshop. Your characters were wonderful and will look great in the animation.
The film isn't finished , we will keep in touch with you to let you know how we are getting on.

 So far the stories we've animated were from:
 some children from Henry Maynard school in the opening ceremony.
 Cheering their cousin Kirani James in The 400m final,
 collecting Olympic stories in a scrap book for their daughter....
 We have to do more .....Visiting the Paralympics, Jubilee parties and how our community has changed in 2012, which includes a little story from Stella Creasy MP.

We are very excited about this project and are proud to share your stories and drawings...

We aim to screen the animation at The stow film lounge  in 2013     ... ......yes don't hold your breath.


Thankyou for your support,
I will update our blog every now and again if you'd like a peek.
 legasay
Take care,
Lesley and Dee

Legasay animation workshop 21st October

see for details
or click on the link left for Lega'say'
 Hope to see you there soon

 So far we have had some magnificent stories.
Thankyou to:
Those who gave stories at our first workshop,
kids in the opening ceremony,
http://www.naturalvoices.co.uk/youth-choir, 
Lucy, The Spar,
From those at The Rose and Crown pub.
We are happy to take more if you feel we have missed any persons or groups contact: scribbleandsmudge@ukf.net 

Godiva's visit to the 'Stow

Well, what a magical day on Sunday, costumes, the dancers, musicians and the choir were magnificent. My kids have been singing the Lady Godiva song all weekend. Thank you to Andrea Encinas and her team at British Gospel arts. A memorable day.

Olympic horses

Olympic horses made at Church Hill nursery playscheme last week. Children under 11 years. painted their horses and then rode out into the hills.

Simba, Nala and Zazu

here are pictures from the lion king our last JFC screening for the summer. some beautiful sand paintings. We will be back in September, Ponyo I believe....

Kirikou and the sourceress bags and lion king 21st July

Here are photos from the last JFC Kirikou and the sourceress. A beautiful african tale of a little boy named Kirikou who outwits the sourceress Karaba to save his village. My wonderful assitant Rhian sewed bags for the children to decorate. I've since heard from parents who have sewn on the handles and are using the bags. Even inspired one parent to make more. The next JFC will be Lion King on 21st July. I think masks are calling! see http://www.screen17.co.uk/four for details.

Some wonderful bags below: