Transcript For The Spirit Bear Public Art Project Intro Video.

A BC Lions Society Initiative to Raise Money for Disabled Kids.

This page is for the convenience of those who, for whatever reason, can't view the Intro Video on the Spirit Bear Public Art Project page of this web site.

Please watch the video if at all possible. It does a far better job at describing the Spirit Bear Public Art story, than this transcript could ever do.

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Here's the transcript...

SLIDE TEXT: There's A Bear In My House. Towering Almost 8 Feet Tall. And He's Looking For You!

SLIDE TEXT: Spirit Bear Kid-Art Project. Real Kid's Art. Painted By Artist Cindy Lietz. For Big Public Spaces. "Look What I Drawed" Mural Art. To Be Continued...

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TITLE BAR TEXT: Cindy Lietz - Professional Artist.

CINDY: Hi I'm Cindy Lietz from "Look What I Drawed!" KidArt Company and we're here today at West Point Grey Academy.

TITLE BAR TEXT: Christina Mears, Arts and Performing Director, West Point Grey Academy.

CINDY: I have Christina Mears here with me. She is the Arts and Performing Director at West Point Grey Academy.

CINDY: She has been working with her students to get the drawings that we need for the bear. I think children use their art as a way of communicating.

CHRISTINA: Yes, I definitely agree. And it's a place really where children can feel free to express their ideas. And their familiar with the artwork that Cindy has done and how wonderful it is to use children's art to display and to memorialize it for others.

CINDY: Now this is a public art piece. So how will it effect the children's self-esteem when they see their art out in the public?

TITLE BAR TEXT: Spirit Bear Delivery - BC Lions Society.

CHRISTINA: Well I think the children will instantly realize that they were part something that was so special.

TITLE BAR TEXT: Spirit Bear Day at West Point Grey Academy
March 8, 2006.

TITLE BAR TEXT: Cindy Lietz holding over 700 drawings from the kids at West Point Grey Academy.

CHRISTINA: And all their projects really inspired this design so I think it is a fabulous way for them to realize that their artwork can make a difference. And that they have an opportunity to collaborate with an artist on such a wonderful cause.

CINDY: This bear will be auctioned off in the fall (2006) for the BC Lions Society and will go to children in need.

SLIDE TEXT: www.spiritbearsinthecity.com; Kermode Spirit Bears in the City - A BC Lions Society Project; Canucks for Kids Fund; Lions Society of British Columbia; Easter Seals British Columbia.

SLIDE TEXT: Got Questions? The Children at Sullivan Elementary sure did...

VARIOUS CHILDREN: How did you get the bear in here? Where did he come from? Where do the real spirit bears come from.. like where do they live? How old is the bear? What color are you planning to color the fish? How did you reach the stars to draw them? Who made the wolf? How did you make the owl bigger? Which country will your bear go to?

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