People with skills for possible part in Lazytown Extra

[Burt Thruster]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

I reckon the following won’t apply to 99.9% of you reading this, but who knows?
(some of you have kids and live in England)........

If you are aged between 6 and 11, play basketball, and live in the Middlesbrough area (UK), then LTE researcher, Genny Cotroneo is looking for players who would like to show off their skills for a possible part in Lazytown Extra.

LTE are producing the show for the CBeebies channel on the BBC. It will contain all of the popular characters from the original, but to add to the health consciousness and physical motivation of the programme, this new series will involve children from the UK carrying out various sporting activities including basketball, and an organisation called Game Time, a company that provides specialist sports coaching services, has been approached to help find any possible Michael Jordans.

The Lazytown Extra basketball trails/auditions will be on Wednesday 30th April from 6-8pm at Macmillan Academy in Middlesbrough. If you would like to show off your skills and possibly be selected to appear on the show, contact Game Time at [email protected] or phone 01642 814221
All players will have to sign some parental consent forms.
Filming for any lucky players picked will start May/June.

(sorry for the short notice - I've been kinda out the picture recently and just found this information in the local on-line newspaper - it’s been up since 11th April!)

[Burt Thruster]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

Just found another one...

Same goes (as per my previous post) for you young skateboarding, roller blading or BMXing enthusiasts.
Auditions - Friday 2nd May 2008 - Dundee
4pm - 6pm
more details .... http://www.factoryskatepark.com/
(ages 4 to 10 this time)

[Racoon]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

i am seriously. so. upset.

haha, i probably wouldn't of even got through anyway. :(

[SportaSentai]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

I reckon the following won’t apply to 99.9% of you reading this, but who knows?
(some of you have kids and live in England)........

If you are aged between 6 and 11, play basketball, and live in the Middlesbrough area (UK), then LTE researcher, Genny Cotroneo is looking for players who would like to show off their skills for a possible part in Lazytown Extra.

LTE are producing the show for the CBeebies channel on the BBC. It will contain all of the popular characters from the original, but to add to the health consciousness and physical motivation of the programme, this new series will involve children from the UK carrying out various sporting activities including basketball, and an organisation called Game Time, a company that provides specialist sports coaching services, has been approached to help find any possible Michael Jordans.

The Lazytown Extra basketball trails/auditions will be on Wednesday 30th April from 6-8pm at Macmillan Academy in Middlesbrough. If you would like to show off your skills and possibly be selected to appear on the show, contact Game Time at [email protected] or phone 01642 814221
All players will have to sign some parental consent forms.
Filming for any lucky players picked will start May/June.

(sorry for the short notice - I've been kinda out the picture recently and just found this information in the local on-line newspaper - it’s been up since 11th April!)

NO FAIR!!!!! The kids in the UK get all the fun stuff...

I WANNA BE ON LAZYTOWN TOO!!!!!!

Well, when I graduate I'm planning to go to Iceland anyway - so hopefully I'll get a job there.

[sportagirl_10.5]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

I reckon the following won’t apply to 99.9% of you reading this, but who knows?
(some of you have kids and live in England)........

If you are aged between 6 and 11, play basketball, and live in the Middlesbrough area (UK), then LTE researcher, Genny Cotroneo is looking for players who would like to show off their skills for a possible part in Lazytown Extra.

LTE are producing the show for the CBeebies channel on the BBC. It will contain all of the popular characters from the original, but to add to the health consciousness and physical motivation of the programme, this new series will involve children from the UK carrying out various sporting activities including basketball, and an organisation called Game Time, a company that provides specialist sports coaching services, has been approached to help find any possible Michael Jordans.

The Lazytown Extra basketball trails/auditions will be on Wednesday 30th April from 6-8pm at Macmillan Academy in Middlesbrough. If you would like to show off your skills and possibly be selected to appear on the show, contact Game Time at [email protected] or phone 01642 814221
All players will have to sign some parental consent forms.
Filming for any lucky players picked will start May/June.

(sorry for the short notice - I've been kinda out the picture recently and just found this information in the local on-line newspaper - it’s been up since 11th April!)

NO FAIR!!!!! The kids in the UK get all the fun stuff...

I WANNA BE ON LAZYTOWN TOO!!!!!!

Well, when I graduate I'm planning to go to Iceland anyway - so hopefully I'll get a job there.

I live in the UK, but I'm not getting all the fun :'( I'm not aged between 4-11 and live in those areas...

[Burt Thruster]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

Here's Magnus on set with the kids who were picked to appear on the show.......



(sorry about the pic quality)

[BusyTown]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

Thanks for the picture!

It's a possibility, that those kids will probably be the ones used for the 'Lazy Town extra' series coming up.

The magazine format show, aimed at 3-6s, will feature LazyTown puppet character Ziggy talking to children from across the UK about their favourite activities.

EDIT: Well, it seems this article:

I reckon the following won’t apply to 99.9% of you reading this, but who knows?
(some of you have kids and live in England)........

If you are aged between 6 and 11, play basketball, and live in the Middlesbrough area (UK), then LTE researcher, Genny Cotroneo is looking for players who would like to show off their skills for a possible part in Lazytown Extra.

LTE are producing the show for the CBeebies channel on the BBC. It will contain all of the popular characters from the original, but to add to the health consciousness and physical motivation of the programme, this new series will involve children from the UK carrying out various sporting activities including basketball, and an organisation called Game Time, a company that provides specialist sports coaching services, has been approached to help find any possible Michael Jordans.

The Lazytown Extra basketball trails/auditions will be on Wednesday 30th April from 6-8pm at Macmillan Academy in Middlesbrough. If you would like to show off your skills and possibly be selected to appear on the show, contact Game Time at [email protected] or phone 01642 814221
All players will have to sign some parental consent forms.
Filming for any lucky players picked will start May/June.

(sorry for the short notice - I've been kinda out the picture recently and just found this information in the local on-line newspaper - it’s been up since 11th April!)

and the one in the thread about 'Lazy Town extra' are about the same show. So now I'm pretty sure they're the kids chosen for LTE.

[sportagirl_10.5]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

Where did you find the photo?

[nico402]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

when will the series come? is it really 6/12 mins per episodie?

[explorer]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

when will the series come? is it really 6/12 mins per episodie?

14 minutes...

[mizz_pink]

Re: 2008 Lazytown production (26 new mini-episodes)

Where did you find the picture?? Also does anyone know if all the children featured in the episodes are British or Icelandic??

[Burt Thruster]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

Where did you find the photo?

Well Miss R. Rotten, it sort off just popped out of a hole in the floor, contained in a small tube, which is where most of my stuff comes from. I usually put those things up on myspace, but just for your benefit, I showed it here. Yes really! =;)

(Well, actually, it was included in a press release from the BBC last week when I was away on business, and was the basis for the article RTGuardian found - they say pretty much the same thing - and as RT’s find was quite an important bit of information on this subject which I wouldn’t like to see dropping off the bottom of the page, would any mods listening please consider merging that thread here?)

Where did you find the picture?? Also does anyone know if all the children featured in the episodes are British or Icelandic??

The tea leaves are telling me that all the children are either Scottish or English and that the filming has been split about 50/50 between the LT studios in Iceland, and the BBC studios here in Glasgow, where the kids are doing their parts. But don't quote me.

[sportagirl_10.5]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

[quote=Burt Thruster]

Where did you find the photo?

Well Miss R. Rotten, it sort off just popped out of a hole in the floor, contained in a small tube, which is where most of my stuff comes from. I usually put those things up on myspace, but just for your benefit, I showed it here. Yes really! =;)

(Well, actually, it was included in a press release from the BBC last week when I was away on business, and was the basis for the article RTGuardian found - they say pretty much the same thing - and as RT’s find was quite an important bit of information on this subject which I wouldn’t like to see dropping off the bottom of the page, would any mods listening please consider merging that thread here?)

Where did you find the picture?? Also does anyone know if all the children featured in the episodes are British or Icelandic??

The tea leaves are telling me that all the children are either Scottish or English and that the filming has been split about 50/50 between the LT studios in Iceland, and the BBC studios here in Glasgow, where the kids are doing their parts. But don't quote me.[/quote:7650b]
Congratulations on finding my secret identity.

[Burt Thruster]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

Congratulations on finding my secret identity.

Heilinn minn meiðir !!!! =:]

[sportagirl_10.5]

Re: Lazytown Extra 2008 (26 new mini-episodes)

[quote=Burt Thruster]

Congratulations on finding my secret identity.

Heilinn minn meiðir !!!! =:] [/quote:31388]
Grey matter my hurt?