6:01:17 > 6:01:18And action!
6:01:18 > 6:01:19ACTION MUSIC PLAYS
6:01:19 > 6:01:20HE PANTS
6:01:25 > 6:01:26Whoa!
6:01:26 > 6:01:27And cut.
6:01:27 > 6:01:29That was amazing. Can I have a go?
6:01:29 > 6:01:32Barney, we can't - our Film & TV special is about to begin.
6:01:32 > 6:01:33Oh!
6:01:47 > 6:01:50APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
6:01:50 > 6:01:54Hello. Welcome to live Blue Peter.
6:01:54 > 6:01:56Today, it's lights... WHOOSHING
6:01:56 > 6:01:58..camera, hello! WHOOSHING
6:01:58 > 6:02:00LAUGHTER And action.
6:02:00 > 6:02:02TEARING That's going to need some attention.
6:02:02 > 6:02:05- You're in a naughty mood today, aren't you?- Yep!- I'm worried.
6:02:05 > 6:02:07It's our TV & Film special, everybody. Thank you.
6:02:07 > 6:02:10You saw Radzi doing some amazing stunt skills there.
6:02:10 > 6:02:13Later, you'll get to see me doing some voice skills,
6:02:13 > 6:02:15as I voice the evil lizard,
6:02:15 > 6:02:17Hysteria, in a brand-new episode of Danger Mouse.
6:02:17 > 6:02:19And we've got an extended clip, everyone.
6:02:19 > 6:02:21- Oh, wow!- Ooh! - I like extended clips.
6:02:21 > 6:02:25We'll get to see why you guys just love CBBC oh, so much.
6:02:25 > 6:02:27And we do, in fact. It's awesome.
6:02:27 > 6:02:30- Also, the lovely Sofia Carson's here in the studio.- Ah!
6:02:30 > 6:02:32She is perfectly poised to answer your questions.
6:02:32 > 6:02:35- Sofia, will you answer anything? - Anything for you, Barney, yes.
6:02:35 > 6:02:38Have you ever put underpants on your head and pretended to be Spider-Man?
6:02:38 > 6:02:39- I have not. - LAUGHTER
6:02:39 > 6:02:41- But I bet you have.- Yeah! LAUGHTER
6:02:41 > 6:02:43Thank you. We'll see you later.
6:02:43 > 6:02:46Head online, leave your comments and we will ask as many questions
6:02:46 > 6:02:48as we can to Sofia at the end of the show.
6:02:48 > 6:02:50This is going to be a good show.
6:02:50 > 6:02:55First, some of the secrets behind TV and film special effects.
6:02:55 > 6:02:58Please your hands together for the Hollywood special effects show.
6:02:58 > 6:02:59APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
6:03:02 > 6:03:05- Alex, straight up top. Welcome to Blue Peter.- Thank you.
6:03:05 > 6:03:07Your show sounds amazing. Tell us all about it.
6:03:07 > 6:03:09The show takes you on a roller-coaster journey
6:03:09 > 6:03:13- behind the scenes of your favourite films.- I've got loads of those.
6:03:13 > 6:03:16- You can see the science that goes into the special effects.- Amazing.
6:03:16 > 6:03:19We reveal the secrets behind the most spectacular moments in movies
6:03:19 > 6:03:21and show you all the tricks of the trade of the industry.
6:03:21 > 6:03:23- So, it's the summer at the moment. - Yeah...
6:03:23 > 6:03:26And I imagine it is difficult to find real snow.
6:03:26 > 6:03:29How would you do that? That's my first question.
6:03:29 > 6:03:32With filming and schedules, it's hard to find real snow when you need it.
6:03:32 > 6:03:36It might not be snowing where you are filming, or you'd have to wait until it snows so you can film.
6:03:36 > 6:03:39- Right.- What we use is a powder, also known as a polymer.- Gotcha!
6:03:39 > 6:03:41It looks like this.
6:03:41 > 6:03:44I knew this had something to do with it.
6:03:44 > 6:03:46What is going to happen now?
6:03:46 > 6:03:48OK. It may look like icing sugar,
6:03:48 > 6:03:52but it's made up of tiny sponges that are super absorbent.
6:03:52 > 6:03:55- Let's demonstrate this for you now. - I can't wait to see this.
6:03:56 > 6:03:57Look at...
6:03:57 > 6:04:00- Whoa! Whoa! Look at that! - SHE LAUGHS
6:04:00 > 6:04:03The tiny sponges absorb water through a process called osmosis.
6:04:03 > 6:04:06- I'm doing that as well. - We can demonstrate for you again.
6:04:07 > 6:04:10- Here we go. Wait for it!- They can expand 40 times their original size.
6:04:10 > 6:04:12- Look at it go!- Whoa!
6:04:12 > 6:04:14- Right, I'm going to pour it in. - Yeah.
6:04:14 > 6:04:17- You can make a huge pile. There you go.- There we are.
6:04:17 > 6:04:20- Look at this! - SHE LAUGHS
6:04:20 > 6:04:23- How big does it expand? - 40 times its original size.
6:04:23 > 6:04:26- 40 times?!- It was originally created in Japan by accident!
6:04:26 > 6:04:28No... What was it used for originally?
6:04:28 > 6:04:32They were trying to find a way to improve on the absorption of babies' nappies.
6:04:32 > 6:04:35But, because of the way it expands, it couldn't be used for that.
6:04:35 > 6:04:37Now it is just used in the special effects industry as fake snow.
6:04:37 > 6:04:40- Ooh, there it goes again! - There we go!
6:04:40 > 6:04:42Brilliant. OK. There's a reason you're the expert.
6:04:42 > 6:04:45And, outside of films, does it have any other use?
6:04:45 > 6:04:47On indoor skiing and snowboarding facilities,
6:04:47 > 6:04:49they also use it as fake snow for that.
6:04:49 > 6:04:52- Look at this here. It feels... - It feels like it's winter in here.
6:04:52 > 6:04:55We have now got loads of this here.
6:04:55 > 6:04:57- The really great thing is that you can dry it out.- Yes.
6:04:57 > 6:05:01And it goes back to its original small size, so it can be reused.
6:05:01 > 6:05:05- So, it's actually green as well as being awesome?- It's totally green.
6:05:05 > 6:05:07- So, this is fake snow.- Yes.
6:05:07 > 6:05:09Another thing I want to talk to you about is fake blood.
6:05:09 > 6:05:11- Yes.- The favourite part of my films.
6:05:11 > 6:05:13How is that made? What does it look like?
6:05:13 > 6:05:15- Talk to me.- Back when the industry was black and white,
6:05:15 > 6:05:19when films were black and white, we used chocolate syrup for fake blood.
6:05:19 > 6:05:20- Really?- We did.
6:05:20 > 6:05:22- I'm going to move this out of your way.- Yes.
6:05:22 > 6:05:25- The fake blood can get a little bit messy.- Absolutely.
6:05:25 > 6:05:27Mess is what we like on Blue Peter!
6:05:27 > 6:05:28Down it goes here.
6:05:28 > 6:05:30- Oh, you've got some there! - Yes.- Fantastic.
6:05:30 > 6:05:32When the movie industry turned to colour,
6:05:32 > 6:05:34we had to reconsider the technique.
6:05:34 > 6:05:37The main ingredient in most fake blood is cornstarch.
6:05:37 > 6:05:41- Really?- Yeah. It is completely non-toxic and safe to consume.
6:05:41 > 6:05:42You can try some if you want to.
6:05:42 > 6:05:44Absolutely. You don't need to ask me twice.
6:05:44 > 6:05:46OK, so, here we go.
6:05:46 > 6:05:50I'm going to put this... That looks so realistic.
6:05:50 > 6:05:51That's why we have to put on gloves,
6:05:51 > 6:05:54cos the food colouring can get messy.
6:05:54 > 6:05:55- I... - SHE LAUGHS
6:05:55 > 6:05:59- I probably shouldn't have had that much.- Probably not.
6:05:59 > 6:06:01It is really sweet, you know.
6:06:01 > 6:06:03- That's cos of the corn starch.- Yeah.
6:06:03 > 6:06:05You can add more cornstarch, cos it's used as a thickener,
6:06:05 > 6:06:08- depending on how thick or thin you want it.- OK.
6:06:08 > 6:06:10- Why don't I demonstrate it for you now?- Please do.
6:06:10 > 6:06:14So, if you want something quite thick for a slow dripping effect,
6:06:14 > 6:06:18- you're going to want something like this.- Look at this.- Yeah.
6:06:18 > 6:06:21- Look at that.- Or, if you want a splatter effect...- Yes.
6:06:21 > 6:06:24- ..it needs to be quite thin.- OK.
6:06:24 > 6:06:27- Like this.- Ah! Look at that!
6:06:27 > 6:06:29That is the real deal right there.
6:06:29 > 6:06:31- And if you need any body parts... - Of course.
6:06:31 > 6:06:33..we use fake latex ones that look like...
6:06:33 > 6:06:35Ha-ha, look at that!
6:06:35 > 6:06:38Yeah, add more fake blood. It really looks like it is dripping.
6:06:38 > 6:06:40This really does look like the real deal.
6:06:40 > 6:06:43So, at this point, every single person sat at home is going,
6:06:43 > 6:06:45"Alex, I want to make some!" So, how do you make it?
6:06:45 > 6:06:48We have a very simple and safe method of making
6:06:48 > 6:06:51- your own fake movie blood at home. - OK. Look at this.- Look at it now.
6:06:51 > 6:06:52What are the ingredients?
6:06:52 > 6:06:55It only requires three ingredients.
6:06:55 > 6:06:57Cocoa powder, food colouring and water.
6:06:57 > 6:06:59- That's all you need? - All you need.
6:06:59 > 6:07:03Mix it up in a bowl, using more cocoa powder if you want it thicker,
6:07:03 > 6:07:05or more water if you want it thinner.
6:07:05 > 6:07:08- I'll put my fingers in, to see what it looks like.- There you go.
6:07:08 > 6:07:11- Oh! OK!- It is really great for home movie-making and Halloween.
6:07:11 > 6:07:13Absolutely.
6:07:13 > 6:07:15If you want to find out how to make that,
6:07:15 > 6:07:17jump online for all the instructions you need.
6:07:17 > 6:07:19Are you up for sticking around and showing Barney more cool stuff?
6:07:19 > 6:07:21- Totally.- Awesome!
6:07:21 > 6:07:24- Eugh!- I want that fake snow. That looks amazing.- That was gooey.
6:07:24 > 6:07:27- "That was gooey."- I was talking about the blood, not the snow.
6:07:27 > 6:07:29- I see what you mean. - The snow wasn't gooey.
6:07:29 > 6:07:31From super SFX to a superstar, please welcome back to Blue Peter
6:07:31 > 6:07:33the amazing Sofia Carson.
6:07:33 > 6:07:36- Thank you. - APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
6:07:36 > 6:07:38- You're in a brand-new film.- Yes.
6:07:38 > 6:07:40- It's called Adventures In Babysitting.- Yes.
6:07:40 > 6:07:42- It sounds awesome. Tell us a little bit about it.- Thank you.
6:07:42 > 6:07:45Fun fact - it's the 100th Disney Channel movie ever,
6:07:45 > 6:07:46- which is amazing. - It's incredible.
6:07:46 > 6:07:49- Incredible.- Ooh.- It is a remake of a classic from the '80s,
6:07:49 > 6:07:51Adventures In Babysitting. This time it's two baby-sitters,
6:07:51 > 6:07:55Sabrina Carpenter and myself, who go off on a crazy adventure in the city.
6:07:55 > 6:07:58Everything goes wrong, but it's the greatest adventure of our lives.
6:07:58 > 6:08:01- We can't wait to share it with everyone.- We can do right now. Have a look.- Yay!- Yeah.
6:08:01 > 6:08:04'Lola grabbed our real baby-sitter Jenny's phone by mistake...'
6:08:04 > 6:08:05Way to go, klutz.
6:08:05 > 6:08:06'..and answered.'
6:08:06 > 6:08:09I'm desperate for a baby-sitter. I'll pay double.
6:08:09 > 6:08:11- Of course. - What is going on here?!
6:08:11 > 6:08:13Relax, girlfriend, I'm just trying to help.
6:08:13 > 6:08:16I'm not your girlfriend, I'm not your friend!
6:08:16 > 6:08:18- 'There was a fire...' - ALARM BEEPS
6:08:18 > 6:08:20'..a minor brush with the law...'
6:08:20 > 6:08:22Driving without a licence is illegal.
6:08:22 > 6:08:24'..a major run from some bad guys...'
6:08:24 > 6:08:25Ooh, I hate kids!
6:08:25 > 6:08:27'..a rare sapphire ferret,
6:08:27 > 6:08:30'green hair, a roller derby, fake tattoos...'
6:08:30 > 6:08:31Cool, right?
6:08:31 > 6:08:33'..tow trucks, police stations,
6:08:33 > 6:08:34- 'a rap battle!' - MICROPHONE FEEDBACK
6:08:34 > 6:08:37Your parents are never going to ask me to babysit again.
6:08:37 > 6:08:39- That looks so good. - Amazing.- Let's go see it.
6:08:39 > 6:08:42- Did you see I dropped the mic? - BOTH:- Yeah.
6:08:42 > 6:08:44- Your character's called Lola. - Yes, Lola.
6:08:44 > 6:08:46She seems pretty sassy. Are you like Lola?
6:08:46 > 6:08:47She's, like... I've never been cool.
6:08:47 > 6:08:49She's the most cool girl ever.
6:08:49 > 6:08:52She's this passionate artist, very passionate about photography and art.
6:08:52 > 6:08:55She is a free spirit, but sometimes can be a bit irresponsible.
6:08:55 > 6:08:57So, I'm like Lola, because I'm an artist as well.
6:08:57 > 6:09:00I'm more like Jenny, Sabrina's character, cos she's a little more
6:09:00 > 6:09:01disciplined and nerdy, like myself.
6:09:01 > 6:09:05- When you're filming a movie, it can take months to film scenes.- Yeah.
6:09:05 > 6:09:07- Totally.- It's quite a hard question to answer.
6:09:07 > 6:09:10If you could pick a favourite moment from filming, what would you pick?
6:09:10 > 6:09:12Every moment was so memorable and I will cherish for ever.
6:09:12 > 6:09:13- But... - LINDSEY LAUGHS
6:09:13 > 6:09:16There was a moment when I was just hanging in the ceiling.
6:09:16 > 6:09:17Do you mean hanging out?
6:09:17 > 6:09:18No, it was like hanging in the ceiling...
6:09:18 > 6:09:20- Look at that. - Actually hanging. There it is.
6:09:20 > 6:09:23- I was doing a stunt 60 feet in the air.- Look at your face!
6:09:23 > 6:09:25Running away from the bad guys. It was pretty epic.
6:09:25 > 6:09:28I was in a harness and I felt really cool, not going to lie.
6:09:28 > 6:09:30- You look really cool.- Thank you. - You suit that.
6:09:30 > 6:09:33One of those things where you say to the director,
6:09:33 > 6:09:35- "I want to do one more, I made a mistake."- "One more."
6:09:35 > 6:09:37- "I'm enjoying myself." - That must have been so much fun.
6:09:37 > 6:09:40- We have picked up our serious Blue Peter cards.- Oh, gosh.
6:09:40 > 6:09:42- Every time you come on Blue Peter, we quiz you.- You quiz me.
6:09:42 > 6:09:45- It's just a rule now.- We are going to do it this time.- OK.
6:09:45 > 6:09:48- This time it is about baby-sitting and your film.- OK.- Are you ready?
6:09:48 > 6:09:50- This is serious.- I'm ready. - OK.- I'm ready.
6:09:50 > 6:09:52- Lights! Thank you. - Wow.- Let's start. Question one...
6:09:52 > 6:09:56Can you name all the kids your characters Jenny and Lola babysit?
6:09:56 > 6:09:58Oh, my gosh. OK, so we have Bobby.
6:09:58 > 6:10:01- Mm-hm. - We have Katie.
6:10:01 > 6:10:02We have... Then we have Jenny.
6:10:02 > 6:10:05We have... Erm...
6:10:05 > 6:10:06Oh, my gosh!
6:10:06 > 6:10:08They've all escaped my mind!
6:10:08 > 6:10:09Trey, Trey ran away.
6:10:09 > 6:10:11And then we have the last kid. The last kid.
6:10:11 > 6:10:13- AJ?- Phone a friend. Phone a friend.
6:10:13 > 6:10:15AJ. And then we have...
6:10:15 > 6:10:16I'm taking that as an answer.
6:10:16 > 6:10:19- You have got loads.- Yeah. - You've got loads there. Well done.
6:10:19 > 6:10:22What is Jenny's baby-sitting rule number one?
6:10:22 > 6:10:24Baby-sitting rule number one is...
6:10:24 > 6:10:25never lose a child.
6:10:25 > 6:10:27- Yes.- Yes.- "Never take your eyes off the kids." We'll accept that.
6:10:27 > 6:10:30- We have got a baby-sitting story here.- OK.
6:10:30 > 6:10:33This story is a true one and it actually happened to either...
6:10:33 > 6:10:35- me, Barney or Radzi.- OK.
6:10:35 > 6:10:36OK. This is true.
6:10:36 > 6:10:39One time the baby-sitter couldn't find this child
6:10:39 > 6:10:42- and was looking for them around the house.- Oh, gosh!
6:10:42 > 6:10:44But then the baby-sitter found them
6:10:44 > 6:10:47and they were hiding in a cupboard under the sink - this is true -
6:10:47 > 6:10:49eating dog biscuits.
6:10:49 > 6:10:52- Who do you think that was?- This is epic, should have been in the film.
6:10:52 > 6:10:53- Mm-hm.- This is incredible.
6:10:53 > 6:10:55- Eating actual dog biscuits under a sink.- Erm...
6:10:55 > 6:10:58I'm going to go with Radzi, cos he's smiling. Was it you?
6:10:58 > 6:11:00I think Radzi's smiling, cos he knows it's me.
6:11:00 > 6:11:02- It was Barney!- It was you?! - LAUGHTER
6:11:02 > 6:11:04- They're really good!- That's epic.
6:11:04 > 6:11:06I'm going to say you got two out of three.
6:11:06 > 6:11:09- Yeah, let's go for two out of three. - Yeah! You did very well.
6:11:09 > 6:11:11In the movie there, we saw you drop the mic.
6:11:11 > 6:11:13- But before you did that you had a bit of a rap battle.- Yes.
6:11:13 > 6:11:16We had a rap battle, it's one of my favourite parts of the whole film.
6:11:16 > 6:11:19It would be ridiculous to get you on this show and not to ask you to do
6:11:19 > 6:11:21- a rap battle.- Oh, my God.- Yes! - Or at least give us a demo
6:11:21 > 6:11:23- of what you do. Can you show us a rap?- I can try.
6:11:23 > 6:11:26- Yes, please.- I can try. OK, here it goes.- OK.
6:11:26 > 6:11:27Please don't laugh at me.
6:11:27 > 6:11:29Of course not. SHE CLEARS HER THROAT
6:11:29 > 6:11:30OK.
6:11:30 > 6:11:32- SHE RAPS:- # My name is Sofia, and I'm a baby-sitter
6:11:32 > 6:11:35# And I'm here to rap, because I ain't no quitter
6:11:35 > 6:11:36# I'm at Blue Peter
6:11:36 > 6:11:37# With my favourite peeps
6:11:37 > 6:11:40# Making memories that will forever keep. #
6:11:40 > 6:11:42- I tell you what, that was pretty... - Hey!
6:11:42 > 6:11:44APPLAUSE DROWNS SPEECH
6:11:44 > 6:11:45- Ah, thank you! - I knew Radzi would love that.
6:11:45 > 6:11:48- That was very good.- He likes his raps.- Thank you. I appreciate that.
6:11:48 > 6:11:50- You were amazing. - Thank you.- You were great.
6:11:50 > 6:11:54But now we're going to do a really big rap battle.
6:11:54 > 6:11:56- Ooh, OK.- We would like you to be our judge,
6:11:56 > 6:11:58because you were just amazing at rapping then.
6:11:58 > 6:12:00Please bring on our first rapper.
6:12:00 > 6:12:02- His name is Radzi Chinyanganya.- Yes!
6:12:02 > 6:12:04APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
6:12:04 > 6:12:05Welcome, Radz.
6:12:05 > 6:12:08As everyone knows, Radzi and I go way back. We've been friends for a long time.
6:12:08 > 6:12:10So it's only right that the person who goes head-to-head
6:12:10 > 6:12:13with Radzi in the rap battle is...
6:12:13 > 6:12:14- CBBC's Karim.- Yeah.
6:12:14 > 6:12:16LAUGHTER AND CHEERING
6:12:18 > 6:12:21- OK, boys.- Sofia's got some lyrics. - Thank you!- She was awesome.
6:12:21 > 6:12:23It's very simple - you're going to take it in turns,
6:12:23 > 6:12:25head-to-head in the rap battle.
6:12:25 > 6:12:27On the screen in front of you will appear some words.
6:12:27 > 6:12:30You have got to get the word in your rap, OK?
6:12:30 > 6:12:34If it's a rap that counts and we think the word has been done properly, you'll hear this...
6:12:34 > 6:12:36PING If it's a word that we think
6:12:36 > 6:12:38was just rubbish, you'll hear this noise...
6:12:38 > 6:12:40- WRONG BUZZER - OK. Let's all get together.
6:12:40 > 6:12:42Sofia, you are judging this. Guys, are you ready?
6:12:42 > 6:12:44- Yeah!- Yes, ready. - Let's do it. Cue the music.
6:12:44 > 6:12:45RAP MUSIC PLAYS Go on, Radz.
6:12:45 > 6:12:48# I'm right here and, I'll be honest, I'm not ready
6:12:48 > 6:12:49# But my favourite pet
6:12:49 > 6:12:50# Is possibly Shelley. #
6:12:50 > 6:12:53- PING, ALL TALK - Yes! Yeah!
6:12:53 > 6:12:54# The name is K
6:12:54 > 6:12:55# I'm from outer space
6:12:55 > 6:12:56# I might not rap
6:12:56 > 6:12:57# But look at the face. #
6:12:57 > 6:13:00PING, CHEERING
6:13:00 > 6:13:01Nice!
6:13:02 > 6:13:05# Whether it's blue or sports or silver, I love a badge
6:13:05 > 6:13:06# I shouldn't have rhymed it with badge
6:13:06 > 6:13:08# Cos it's difficult to make it... # Oh!
6:13:08 > 6:13:10- ALL:- Oh, no! - WRONG BUZZER, ALL TALK
6:13:10 > 6:13:12# Yes, ready, again
6:13:12 > 6:13:14# Badminton, tennis, we call them sports
6:13:14 > 6:13:16# Radzi, you may as well just abort. #
6:13:16 > 6:13:17- ALL:- Oh!
6:13:17 > 6:13:19- PING - OK.- Fighting talk!
6:13:19 > 6:13:21- Sorry. I didn't mean the harshness. - That was good. Next one.
6:13:21 > 6:13:23# Actresses in the world
6:13:23 > 6:13:24# They all want to be her
6:13:24 > 6:13:25# I can't see the word right now
6:13:25 > 6:13:26# So I'll talk about Sofia. #
6:13:26 > 6:13:27Yeah!
6:13:27 > 6:13:31- LAUGHTER, PING - Points for that, for improv.- OK.
6:13:31 > 6:13:32# The name is K
6:13:32 > 6:13:34# You know I love Iggy
6:13:34 > 6:13:35# I might not rap
6:13:35 > 6:13:36# But I can get jiggy. #
6:13:36 > 6:13:38CHEERING, PING
6:13:38 > 6:13:39That was nice!
6:13:39 > 6:13:40Ooh, this is hard!
6:13:40 > 6:13:43# Let's see if I can get it back talking about the Fan Club
6:13:43 > 6:13:45# You know Radzi knows what's... #
6:13:45 > 6:13:47Argh!
6:13:47 > 6:13:48- Radzi! - WRONG BUZZER
6:13:48 > 6:13:50- Unlucky.- He is normally so good at this.- Unlucky.
6:13:50 > 6:13:52# The name is K
6:13:52 > 6:13:53# I won't talk about my looks
6:13:53 > 6:13:55# I might not know everything about books
6:13:55 > 6:13:57# But I like to rap
6:13:57 > 6:13:58# I like to present
6:13:58 > 6:13:59- WRONG BUZZER - # Radzi, my man
6:13:59 > 6:14:01# I don't know what to say, yes! #
6:14:01 > 6:14:03- OK.- Last one. - ALL TALK
6:14:03 > 6:14:04# I got one more chance
6:14:04 > 6:14:05# I like to dance
6:14:05 > 6:14:06# Forget about the rap
6:14:06 > 6:14:08# I'll do a prance. #
6:14:08 > 6:14:10- CHEERING - Fair enough. Fair enough.
6:14:10 > 6:14:12# Oh, yes, K
6:14:12 > 6:14:14# One, two, to the three
6:14:14 > 6:14:15# I want one
6:14:15 > 6:14:17- # Yes, I want you to like me - LAUGHTER
6:14:17 > 6:14:18- # Please pick me - WRONG BUZZER
6:14:18 > 6:14:19- # I want you to pick me - Nah, nah.
6:14:19 > 6:14:20# I want one. #
6:14:20 > 6:14:22APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
6:14:22 > 6:14:25- It got tough. It got tough. - You did well. Difficult.
6:14:25 > 6:14:27- It got tough! - Karim smashed that.
6:14:27 > 6:14:30- Round of applause, round of applause.- OK, let's round up.
6:14:30 > 6:14:31- Good effort.- I'm shaking.
6:14:31 > 6:14:32- THEY WHISPER:- Karim...
6:14:32 > 6:14:36- We've got to rush you. Come on. - OK.- You've got to choose.- OK, erm...
6:14:36 > 6:14:37I'm going to go with...
6:14:37 > 6:14:40- DRUMROLL - Just because you used my name...
6:14:40 > 6:14:41Radzi.
6:14:41 > 6:14:43- Yay!- Well done, Radzi.
6:14:43 > 6:14:46Well done, fella. APPLAUSE AND CHEERING
6:14:46 > 6:14:48- ALL TALK - We're seeing more of you later.
6:14:48 > 6:14:50You're going to be answering some amazing questions.
6:14:50 > 6:14:52Boys, go celebrate.
6:14:52 > 6:14:53Do some more rapping together.
6:14:53 > 6:14:55- Have you seen Danger Mouse? - I haven't, but I'm very excited.
6:14:55 > 6:14:59- Well, we can see some now.- OK. - Have a look at this.
6:14:59 > 6:15:00Yes, it's me, Danger Mouse!
6:15:00 > 6:15:02Last year, Danger Mouse returned to our screens
6:15:02 > 6:15:04after 25 years,
6:15:04 > 6:15:06to, once again, save the world.
6:15:06 > 6:15:08- IN GERMAN ACCENT: - I shall rule the world!
6:15:08 > 6:15:11And, with help from his trusty sidekick, Penfold...
6:15:11 > 6:15:13GIGGLING
6:15:13 > 6:15:16..he's become one of the most popular characters on CBBC.
6:15:16 > 6:15:18LAUGHTER
6:15:18 > 6:15:22But where do you start, when you're bringing an animation to life?
6:15:22 > 6:15:24With pencils, paper, and a nifty sketch?
6:15:24 > 6:15:25Well, actually, no.
6:15:25 > 6:15:28First, you start with the voices. And that's where I come in.
6:15:28 > 6:15:31Today, I'm playing a part that has been especially created for me.
6:15:31 > 6:15:35I'm a bit nervous, so I think I need a few pointers.
6:15:35 > 6:15:37All I know is that I'm going to be playing
6:15:37 > 6:15:40an evil American lizard called Hysteria.
6:15:40 > 6:15:42And who better to help me get into character
6:15:42 > 6:15:44than Alexander Armstrong and Kevin Eldon,
6:15:44 > 6:15:47the actors who play Danger Mouse and Penfold?
6:15:47 > 6:15:49Tell me a little bit about your characters.
6:15:49 > 6:15:52Danger Mouse is a sort of... he's a bit of a sort of James Bond,
6:15:52 > 6:15:55slightly superhero character. He's a bit annoying.
6:15:55 > 6:15:59- It all looks a little...easy. - Penfold is his sidekick.
6:15:59 > 6:16:04He's a little hamster. He's quite a scared little, you know, coward.
6:16:04 > 6:16:08- You invented a time machine?! - So I'm playing a character today.
6:16:08 > 6:16:10Have you got any top tips for me?
6:16:10 > 6:16:14You've got to just think evil, think lizard, and you'll be there.
6:16:14 > 6:16:15Wish me luck.
6:16:15 > 6:16:18But, before I do any recording, the show's voice director, Simon,
6:16:18 > 6:16:19wants to see me.
6:16:19 > 6:16:22OK, so tell me a bit about my character, Hysteria,
6:16:22 > 6:16:26- what's she like?- OK, so Hysteria is a super villain.- Oh, OK.
6:16:26 > 6:16:29Not just a villain, a super villain.
6:16:29 > 6:16:32In my head, she's kind of green and squinty...
6:16:32 > 6:16:36If you pull that face, like a mask. OK, what does your voice sound like?
6:16:36 > 6:16:39- IN DEEP VOICE:- A low one like this. - I like it, that's good.
6:16:39 > 6:16:43So this is it, one final look through the script and I'm ready.
6:16:43 > 6:16:45- So really, really go for it.- OK.
6:16:46 > 6:16:49- Enjoy your certain death! - We're going to do it again.
6:16:49 > 6:16:53- Enjoy your certain death! - You really want to ramp it up.
6:16:53 > 6:16:56Simon is really pushing me to get the performance right,
6:16:56 > 6:17:01- but can I deliver?- Now one more time, please.- All hail Hydrant.
6:17:01 > 6:17:05- Just put the T on the end of hydrant.- All hail Hydrant!
6:17:05 > 6:17:06HE LAUGHS
6:17:06 > 6:17:08That was really nice.
6:17:08 > 6:17:10- SHE EXHALES - I'm exhausted.
6:17:10 > 6:17:13You've really got to use your body and you've got to use your breath,
6:17:13 > 6:17:17and it can really tire you out. But you found the character.
6:17:17 > 6:17:21- It sounded like she should sound. - Yes! I'm an evil lizard.
6:17:21 > 6:17:23You're an evil lizard.
6:17:23 > 6:17:26So that's the voice of Hysteria officially recorded,
6:17:26 > 6:17:30and I cannot wait to see what she's going to look like.
6:17:30 > 6:17:33To find that out, I've travelled to Dublin, where the Danger Mouse
6:17:33 > 6:17:34characters come to life.
6:17:37 > 6:17:39Rob is the creative director of the show
6:17:39 > 6:17:42and he's been working on my character, Hysteria.
6:17:42 > 6:17:46- How is she looking? Can I have a little peek?- Of course you can.- Yes!
6:17:46 > 6:17:47- That's me.- It is indeed.
6:17:47 > 6:17:49That's so cool.
6:17:49 > 6:17:52She is me because she's got really short legs and red hair.
6:17:52 > 6:17:53ROB LAUGHS
6:17:53 > 6:17:55What do you reckon? Good likeness?
6:17:57 > 6:17:59It's not just Rob who designs the animation.
6:17:59 > 6:18:04Up to 45 people at a time can be involved in making a single episode.
6:18:04 > 6:18:07So it's only fair I give them a helping hand.
6:18:07 > 6:18:09First up, creating the backgrounds.
6:18:09 > 6:18:13We've got some buildings here that need to be added in if you want to.
6:18:13 > 6:18:17It's really hard to use this pen. Oh, buildings. A lamppost.
6:18:17 > 6:18:21There it is. Next, bringing the characters to life.
6:18:21 > 6:18:23What's an angry eyebrow?
6:18:23 > 6:18:25I'm not sure if I'm helping things,
6:18:25 > 6:18:29so I'll just leave them to finish off the episode.
6:18:29 > 6:18:32And here it is, a sneak peek of Danger Mouse,
6:18:32 > 6:18:35featuring my super villain, Hysteria.
6:18:35 > 6:18:38Hysteria, Hydrant's number one.
6:18:38 > 6:18:40Must be my lucky day.
6:18:40 > 6:18:42Like a hydrant, you may catch one of us,
6:18:42 > 6:18:47but soon another will gush forth like an unstoppable flood of evil.
6:18:47 > 6:18:49That metaphor doesn't work even slightly!
6:18:49 > 6:18:53No wonder you broke the record if all your villains are like this.
6:18:55 > 6:18:58Hail Hydrant!
6:18:58 > 6:19:00That was your fault.
6:19:00 > 6:19:03Don't they teach you not to turn your back on your enemies
6:19:03 > 6:19:04at BRIT school?
6:19:04 > 6:19:07Yes, they also teach us not to stand around arguing
6:19:07 > 6:19:10when the enemy is getting aw... Oh, she's gone.
6:19:10 > 6:19:12I like being a baddie.
6:19:12 > 6:19:14- You're a cartoon. - I know, it's the coolest thing ever.
6:19:14 > 6:19:18As you can see, it's on tonight at 6.45 on CBBC,
6:19:18 > 6:19:20if you're watching live now. You understand.
6:19:20 > 6:19:22Now also watch the mid-match wall.
6:19:22 > 6:19:25Look at it in all of its wonderful colour and everything like that.
6:19:25 > 6:19:28I've got to talk about the most unforgettable day I've had,
6:19:28 > 6:19:29which is the Queen's fly-past.
6:19:29 > 6:19:33Alex from Oxford, you've captured it perfectly. Courtesy of the RAF.
6:19:33 > 6:19:36Very fluffy. And just beneath is Harry from Salisbury.
6:19:36 > 6:19:39That's my face, and I'm wearing the 101 Squadron.
6:19:39 > 6:19:43Can I just say, Sicily and Matilda from London, I love you. 3-D post.
6:19:43 > 6:19:46I love 3-D posts, look at it. There's me and Mr Switch, look.
6:19:46 > 6:19:49Real DJ decks that you can scratch on. How amazing are they?
6:19:49 > 6:19:51Not only that, but stick-on speakers.
6:19:51 > 6:19:54And Shelley is rocking to one of the tunes on top, it's amazing.
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6:20:13 > 6:20:17- IN DEEP VOICE:- Four, three...- You did a low one, nice.
6:20:17 > 6:20:20All the details you need are on that very website there.
6:20:20 > 6:20:24- Guys, can I just say, I love CBBC. - Oh, yeah?- Yeah, so do these guys.
6:20:28 > 6:20:31CBBC - it's got something for everyone.
6:20:31 > 6:20:34But which shows are you loving at the moment?
6:20:34 > 6:20:37- We wanted to find out. - I like The Dumping Ground.
6:20:37 > 6:20:40It's scary and it's dramatic and funny.
6:20:42 > 6:20:45I like Operation Ouch! because I like all of the blood.
6:20:45 > 6:20:49You're weird. Why do you like seeing blood and things?
6:20:49 > 6:20:52I like Officially Amazing because it's weird.
6:20:57 > 6:20:59- That sounds amazing.- It's really cool.
6:20:59 > 6:21:02The Next Step is my all-time favourite show.
6:21:02 > 6:21:04All the tricks are quite impressive.
6:21:04 > 6:21:08My favourite CBBC show has to be Horrible Histories.
6:21:08 > 6:21:12It makes history boring to, like, comedy and really fun.
6:21:12 > 6:21:16Well, my favourite show is probably Hetty Feather.
6:21:16 > 6:21:17No, just listen.
6:21:17 > 6:21:20Hetty is really fiery and fun and wild.
6:21:20 > 6:21:22You pig!
6:21:22 > 6:21:23THEY HOWL
6:21:23 > 6:21:25Wolfblood.
6:21:25 > 6:21:28That's quite a good one. I like the drama, the wolves, wolfbloods.
6:21:28 > 6:21:31My brother's a bit scared of the eyes.
6:21:31 > 6:21:34He finds it weird how they kind of grow veins up their necks,
6:21:34 > 6:21:36and the eye goes...pfft!
6:21:36 > 6:21:39My favourite one is probably Dengineers because it's quite
6:21:39 > 6:21:45amazing to see how someone's vision can turn into reality.
6:21:45 > 6:21:47- Wow!- Oh, wow.
6:21:47 > 6:21:50I like that, because I like looking at the dens after.
6:21:50 > 6:21:53Our favourite CBBC show is 4 O'Clock Club.
6:21:53 > 6:21:55- Their one-liners are really funny. - You know their uniforms,
6:21:55 > 6:21:58they're so natural, it's just like a real school.
6:21:58 > 6:22:01- 4 O'clock Club, we highly recommend it.- Yeah!
6:22:01 > 6:22:05- What's your favourite CBBC show? - It's Blue Peter.
6:22:05 > 6:22:08That's right, we couldn't talk about CBBC without mentioning
6:22:08 > 6:22:13- Blue Peter, could we?- Hello. Welcome to live Blue Peter.
6:22:13 > 6:22:17Radzi did the Maradona seven, he completely failed.
6:22:17 > 6:22:19He smashed a window.
6:22:19 > 6:22:21- And then three... Whoa!- Oh!
6:22:21 > 6:22:23Lindsey tried to cross the Irish Sea,
6:22:23 > 6:22:26but the weather was just way too bad.
6:22:26 > 6:22:29Because of the conditions, just went down as a fail.
6:22:30 > 6:22:34- Forget that, move on to the next challenge.- Woo!
6:22:34 > 6:22:37So there's always something to shout about on CBBC.
6:22:37 > 6:22:39Go on, get watching.
6:22:42 > 6:22:45It's true, we heart CBBC. What's your favourite show?
6:22:45 > 6:22:47- Blue Peter! - I knew you were going to say that.
6:22:47 > 6:22:50I think mine's Next Step, and Blue Peter, and Horrible Histories.
6:22:50 > 6:22:51I see what you did there.
6:22:51 > 6:22:55Now it's time for some more special effects, courtesy of Barney.
6:22:56 > 6:22:59- Yes, I'm about to learn the tricks of the trade with Ali. Hi, Ali.- Hey.
6:22:59 > 6:23:02We say tricks of the trade, but they're just bottles and vases
6:23:02 > 6:23:04- and normal household items, aren't they?- Not quite.
6:23:04 > 6:23:06They're actually made from sugar glass, which is
6:23:06 > 6:23:10- a brittle form of plastic used in movie stunts.- Amazing.
6:23:10 > 6:23:13It breaks really easily, so it still looks really cool on camera
6:23:13 > 6:23:16- but it's completely safe.- Radzi! I need your help with this, mate.
6:23:16 > 6:23:18Yes, no problem, my friend.
6:23:18 > 6:23:20I think you need to put your hoodie on, you don't
6:23:20 > 6:23:23- want to get it in your hair. - Understood.- That's a good point.
6:23:23 > 6:23:26Please do not try this at home, I could not be more serious.
6:23:26 > 6:23:29- This is very specially designed. OK, ready?- Yeah.
6:23:30 > 6:23:34- Whoa!- That would be even better with a sound effect.
6:23:34 > 6:23:37- Do you want to try it again?- Yes. - OK, sound effect.
6:23:37 > 6:23:39Let's try it with this. Ready?
6:23:39 > 6:23:41HORN BEEPS That wasn't the right sound effect.
6:23:41 > 6:23:43Let's try another one.
6:23:45 > 6:23:46COW MOOS
6:23:46 > 6:23:48That was a cow mooing, that's definitely the wrong sound.
6:23:48 > 6:23:51- We should probably try it again. - The big one.
6:23:51 > 6:23:53- Ready?- Yeah. - GLASS SMASHES
6:23:53 > 6:23:57That was the right sound effect, amazing. Radzi, I love you, mate.
6:23:57 > 6:23:59- See you later on.- Goodbye.
6:23:59 > 6:24:01- Sound really does make a difference. - It really does.
6:24:01 > 6:24:03How much do we rely on sound in TV and film?
6:24:03 > 6:24:05As you go through your daily life,
6:24:05 > 6:24:07- how many sounds do you actually notice?- 11.
6:24:07 > 6:24:11Do you notice your footsteps on the floor, or a car driving past?
6:24:11 > 6:24:13- That's a good point.- Yeah.
6:24:13 > 6:24:16So the only thing usually recorded when shooting a film is dialogue.
6:24:16 > 6:24:18Everything else is added afterwards.
6:24:18 > 6:24:22- So let's look at a clip just with dialogue and see what you think.- OK.
6:24:23 > 6:24:26Oh, wow. This path is treacherous.
6:24:27 > 6:24:31Is that a polar bear? Oh, my goodness!
6:24:31 > 6:24:34Who's this? Barney.
6:24:34 > 6:24:39Yeah, hi, Barnes. It's not really a good time.
6:24:39 > 6:24:42- Run!- Yeah, that was rubbish, wasn't it? It wasn't really...
6:24:42 > 6:24:45There was no excitement in it or sound.
6:24:45 > 6:24:48- So let's try it again with the sound effects and see what you think.- OK.
6:24:49 > 6:24:52- WIND HOWLS - Oh, wow. This path is treacherous.
6:24:52 > 6:24:55- ROARING - Is that a polar bear?
6:24:55 > 6:24:57- Oh, my goodness. - PHONE RINGS
6:24:57 > 6:25:01Who's this? Barney.
6:25:01 > 6:25:05Yeah, hi, Barnes. It's not really a good time.
6:25:05 > 6:25:07Run!
6:25:07 > 6:25:09That made a massive difference, didn't it?
6:25:09 > 6:25:11- That was like a clip I would watch all day.- Yeah.
6:25:11 > 6:25:14So, all those sound effects are created by somebody called a
6:25:14 > 6:25:16Foley artist. They're a very important part of film-making.
6:25:16 > 6:25:19They start their job by watching a scene
6:25:19 > 6:25:21and noting all the sound effects that need to be added.
6:25:21 > 6:25:24An average film can require thousands of additional sounds.
6:25:24 > 6:25:26- That's a lot of work for a Foley artist.- It is.
6:25:26 > 6:25:28- Let's take a look at how they do their job.- OK.
6:25:28 > 6:25:29So I have a couple of things here that
6:25:29 > 6:25:32- are used for sound effects in films. - I'm going to guess it.
6:25:32 > 6:25:36- Love this game.- Are you ready?- Yes. - OK. What is this?
6:25:36 > 6:25:38DULL THUD
6:25:38 > 6:25:43- That's the noise of Lindsey powdering her cheeks.- Not quite.
6:25:43 > 6:25:45It's actually used for the flapping of a bird's wings.
6:25:45 > 6:25:47OK, I'll go with that. That's really clever, isn't it?
6:25:47 > 6:25:50- Do you want another one? - Yes, please.- All right.
6:25:50 > 6:25:54Let's see if you can guess this.
6:25:54 > 6:25:55HIGH-PITCHED SCREECHING
6:25:55 > 6:25:57That is the noise of a hot water bottle being
6:25:57 > 6:26:00- dragged across a table. - Not very imaginative.
6:26:00 > 6:26:03It's actually very similar to a sound I used to make in gym class.
6:26:03 > 6:26:06But it's not that, cos no-one's done a film of that yet.
6:26:06 > 6:26:10The actual sound is for car tyres. Screeching car tyres. Try it again.
6:26:10 > 6:26:14- Of course it is. If your car's got one wheel.- So third time's a charm.
6:26:14 > 6:26:17- And you're going to guess this one. - OK.
6:26:18 > 6:26:20METAL CLANGING
6:26:20 > 6:26:23See, that's quite easy because I'm a huge fan of The Three Musketeers.
6:26:23 > 6:26:25- So that's sword fighting, isn't it?- Exactly.
6:26:25 > 6:26:28- Used for sword fights, that kind of thing.- Amazing.- And the last one...
6:26:28 > 6:26:29OK.
6:26:29 > 6:26:32CRACKLING
6:26:32 > 6:26:35Now, that is my favourite sound in the world, which is the sound
6:26:35 > 6:26:38- of rain on a tent.- Well, it's one of the elements, but it's not rain.
6:26:38 > 6:26:42- It's an element. OK, so that's the noise of...not wind. Fire.- Yes.
6:26:42 > 6:26:44It's the sound of a crackling flame.
6:26:44 > 6:26:47That's so clever. To think that a movie costs so much money to make,
6:26:47 > 6:26:49yet the sound effect that goes along with it is actually a
6:26:49 > 6:26:52- bit of plastic...- Exactly, you can make a lot of the sounds at home.
6:26:52 > 6:26:55- What an amazing thing. Thank you for being here.- Thank you.
6:26:55 > 6:26:58I've learnt a lot. This is only a bit of what you show, isn't it?
6:26:58 > 6:27:01Yes, if you want to see more special effects, please come see our show.
6:27:01 > 6:27:03We're touring across theatres in the UK until August 16th.
6:27:03 > 6:27:06Amazing, thank you very much. If you can't wait until then,
6:27:06 > 6:27:08head online for some more special effects action.
6:27:08 > 6:27:10Where's Radzi? SHE LAUGHS
6:27:10 > 6:27:14- Told you he was in a naughty mood. - That was genuinely fascinating.
6:27:14 > 6:27:16- But now it's time for comments. - That's right.
6:27:16 > 6:27:18Let's get started, Sofia. OK.
6:27:18 > 6:27:21Appetite Super Cat - good name - says,
6:27:21 > 6:27:24- "Do you prefer the top of the broccoli or the bottom?"- The top.
6:27:24 > 6:27:28That's a fantastic question, I've never realised it. But the top.
6:27:28 > 6:27:30- I'm bottom. - THEY LAUGH
6:27:30 > 6:27:32Opal Hyper Primrose -
6:27:32 > 6:27:35- "If you could invent an emoji, what would it be?"- Invent one?- Yes.
6:27:35 > 6:27:39- Oh, my gosh. I don't know.- You did a cool hair flick earlier.
6:27:39 > 6:27:44- Maybe a hair flip.- Sassy.- I like that, that's cute.
6:27:44 > 6:27:46Apricot Leaping Lion says,
6:27:46 > 6:27:49"Did anything unusual or funny happen when you were filming?"
6:27:49 > 6:27:52Anything unusual or funny. Well, Sabrina was always cracking
6:27:52 > 6:27:56jokes. Constantly, everything was always funny. Always laughing.
6:27:56 > 6:28:01Best question ever asked by anybody on TV ever, Indigo Neon Pegasus.
6:28:01 > 6:28:04"If you had to eat a meat paste sandwich or cabbage for tea,
6:28:04 > 6:28:06"which one would you choose?"
6:28:06 > 6:28:08I'm going to go cabbage because I can't eat meat,
6:28:08 > 6:28:12- I'm going to go cabbage. - Freeze-frame your mouth like that.
6:28:12 > 6:28:15Just quickly - lots of viewers wanted to know, if you were a superhero,
6:28:15 > 6:28:18- what would your superpower be? - I would like to fly.- Yes!
6:28:18 > 6:28:21- I've always wanted to fly. - Like a falcon.- Yes, just like that.
6:28:21 > 6:28:24We could ask you questions all day, but if you want to carry on,
6:28:24 > 6:28:27jump onto the Fan Club right after the show. It's the Fan Club hour.
6:28:27 > 6:28:29Let's talk about the BP game that we like to play.
6:28:29 > 6:28:31It's called Presenter Bingo.
6:28:31 > 6:28:33We say words in the show and you have to guess what they are.
6:28:33 > 6:28:36And then get in touch. "Perfectly poised" was the phrase.
6:28:36 > 6:28:38The first person that guessed that and say the word bingo
6:28:38 > 6:28:41- was PurplePianoToucan Congratulations.- Well done.
6:28:41 > 6:28:42You've won a very special prize.
6:28:42 > 6:28:45Sofia has given her house away for this composition.
6:28:45 > 6:28:47LAUGHTER
6:28:47 > 6:28:50Before he's naughtier, I'm going to go onto the next bit of the show.
6:28:50 > 6:28:52It's the end of today's show - make sure you're watching next week.
6:28:52 > 6:28:55It's a sport spectacular, and I'm going to be training with
6:28:55 > 6:29:00the Paralympic team, who have won 143 medals. It's ridiculous.
6:29:00 > 6:29:03We're also looking at the science behind Wimbledon.
6:29:03 > 6:29:05That's going to be very cool. I can't wait to see that.
6:29:05 > 6:29:08It's the Fan Club now, it's Fan Club hour now. See you later.
6:29:08 > 6:29:10- See you later.- Bye!- Bye!