(28 Aug 2010) SHOTLIST
AP Television
London, UK, 26 August 2010
1. Wide shot woman posing next to Stuart Semple's Cloud Cuckoo Cake
2. Tilt up cake to sugar statue of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie
3. Various details of Cloud Cuckoo Cake
4. Set up shot Stuart Semple
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Stuart Semple, Artist:
"I'm feeling really precious about the cake, I'm quite nervous about it being eaten or destroyed but it's sort of inevitable. So if someone came in and grabbed all my meringues and ate it, well as long as it tasted nice and they enjoyed it I suppose I'd be alright about it."
6. Wide shot Cake Britain exhibition
7. Wide shot Simon Smith's margarine stag's head
8. Pan details of sugar crystals on stag's head
9. Close up Jon Burgerman's cake burgers
10. Mid shot Jon Burgerman's cake burgers
11. Pan Jon Burgerman's cake burgers
12. Wide shot Lily Vanilli and Alex Turvey's flower cake
13. Various pans of details of Lily Vanilli and Alex Turvey's flower cake
14. Various set up shots Miss Cakeshead
15. SOUNDBITE (English) Miss Cakeshead, Organiser:
"I think people are fascinated because you can eat it and it's something that everyone can enjoy whereas art is subjective. Even if you don't like the look of the piece of art, if you eat it it will taste beautiful, so I think it's a way of making sure or it's at least a piece of art that's guaranteed to kind of satisfy everyone because it will taste amazing."
16. Various George Morton-Clark finishing his edible artwork Life's not Fair
17. SOUNDBITE (English) George Morton-Clark, Artist:
"Usually when I work with paint you've got like gloss and oil all over you and then, you know, with this you've got it all over you and you can just start licking your fingers which is great, instead of having to wipe it off with white spirit. So yes, it's all edible, the whole thing, and I mean, you know, I dare anyone to eat it off the floor but that's the whole fun of it, isn't it?"
18. Zoom out George Morton-Clark's Life's not Fair
19. SOUNDBITE (English) George Morton-Clark, Artist:
"I mean the fact is nowadays it will exist forever because of the photos and everything like that and you know, I mean it's a shame but that's the whole point of it because the fact is it adds another dimension to your artwork."
20. Wide shot Simon Smith's margarine stag's head
21. Various details of sugar crystals on stag's head
22. Set up shot Simon Smith
23. SOUNDBITE (English) Simon Smith, Artist:
"It's (margarine) great to work with because it will get to a certain softness but it won't melt, unless it's very hot. And when I'm doing just the margarine sculpture, if I want a shiny finish I'll use a hairdryer on it and it melts all the workings into a very smooth finish. But 30 seconds too long, it's a puddle, it's all over."
24. Mid shot flying meringues
25. Wide shot woman holding helium balloons with meringues attached to them
26. Close up flying meringue
27. Pan StenSoul and Bea's of Bloomsbury's cake installation
28. Various details of StenSoul and Bea's of Bloomsbury's cake installation
29. Tilt up Pete Fowler's Captain Cakeshead, made of vanilla sponge cake
30. SOUNDBITE (English) Miss Cakeshead, Organiser:
"So on sunday we're going to stag a cake killing by 30 minutes, so every 30 minutes we're going to start cutting into a cake. Some of the artists are coming, some say they can't bear to watch, but basically it will just be like a normal birthday cake. A butler will be serving up works of art and in return for that people will be donating to the three charities which we're supporting."
31. Close up meringue cone
32. Close up sugar bird

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