One created by the London 2012 Olympic Children's cartoon premiered in London on Thursday night.
Meet in London as part of the Olympic Games Cultural Olympiad, this called "The Itch of Golden Nit" cartoon is about a 11-year-old boy Beanie his parents, where Stella rescued from the devil, and the solar cell (the Golden Nit) return to the center of the sun, thus saving the universe.
13 children create animated hero's voice with the big stars for the film onto a red carpet premiere.
This cartoon production plans by the UK Heritage Fund (Legacy Trust UK) to provide 300 million pounds funding.
The Foundation for the 2012 London Olympic Games to the impact of culture and sports set up a charity.
Collective creationThousands from all over Britain to help 13-year-old boy created this half-hour cartoon.
By the Tate Modern (Tate Modern) the film program led Tate (Tate Movie Project) in the UK set up 250 workshops, creative artists for the small cartoon characters. Then upload their paintings to a special website.
Produced "Wallace & Gromit" (Wallace & Gromit) series animation company Aardman Animations series of these pictures together, and then moved to the big screen.
Because the whole work are the original picture with the children produced, thus giving a fresh feel.
The animated film also won awards for digital broadcast (Broadcast Digital Awards) Award for the best content partners (the Best Content Partnership Award).
BBC ZDF evening of July 2, nine will be broadcast this cartoon.
It will be held on July 23, 2012 opening weekend in London (London 2012 Open Weekend) on Trafalgar Square during the show.
