The Olympic Opening Ceremony – Friday 27th July 2012: The hard work, the sweat, the laughs, the frowns – we promise it’s all worth it, and it ends with the World’s Biggest Show: an 80,000 person live audience and over 3 billion people watching around the globe. Inviting all volunteers from all groups of performers, Fields Of Play (FOP) :The Warriors (CRW), The Working Men and Women (WMW) and othe
rs official staffs to join these collectives memoir of ''London Olympic 2012 Legacy'' inspired for generation to come. By sharing your comments and photos image openly showing how much you loves to work as a volunteer in London. Best of all, we are able to be parts in its all together, built and directed by our best Hollywood Awards Winning Casting Director's Mr Danny Boyle himself. Below is currently email circulated by himself;
Dear Volunteers,
As we move into the last three weeks of rehearsals I want to thank you for your hard work, patience and dedication – seriously, you’re an inspiration to all of us on the Ceremonies team and a huge credit to the whole idea of the Olympics. These last few weeks are critical for us all so please stay focussed, continue working as hard as you have been and I know if we do so we will put on a Ceremony that will make a few jaws drop!....
.....Stay virtuous! I believe we all share the desire to protect the show so our audience, in the stadium, at home and in the media, can discover the surprises for themselves on the night and piece together the puzzle with their friends and family. Danny Boyle. Isles Of Wonder
'Be not afeard: the isle is full of noises,
Sounds, and sweet airs ,that give delights ,and hurts not. Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears; and sometime voices,
That, if I then had waked after long sleep,
Will make me sleep again: and then in dreaming,
The clouds methought would open and show riches
Ready to drop upon me; that, when I waked
I cried to dream again.'
The Tempest, William Shakespeare
Seb Coe hailed the London 2012 Olympics a big success today and said thank you during the nation's final farewell to the Games. Speaking with great pride during the closing ceremony at the Olympic Stadium in Stratford, east London, he said: "On the first day of these Games I said we were determined to do it right. I said that these Games would see the best of us. "On this last day I can conclude with these words: "When our time came - Britain we did it right. Thank you!"
The London 2012 chairman, himself a two-time Olympic 1500m champion, recognised the athletes for their world-beating performances, but spoke movingly of how Britain had backed the Games. Lord Coe said: "Today sees the closing of a wonderful Games in a wonderful city. "We lit the flame and lit up the world." The success can be traced back to the people who built the stadiums and the Olympic Park from where was speaking that was once a disused and deprived district through to the organisers and the sports stars who put on a great show. He told the packed crowd: "And thank you to the people of this country. The British people got behind London's bid and they got behind London's Games. Our opening ceremony proclaimed that these would be a Games for everyone. "At our closing ceremony, we can say that these were a Games by everyone. "London 2012 has played host to some incredible sport. To awe inspiring feats, that are the result of incredible dedication and skill by the world's great sports men and women. "To all the Olympians who came to London to compete - thank you. Those of us who came to watch witnessed moments of heroism and heartbreak that will live long in the memory. "You have our admiration and our congratulations." Thousands of volunteers now have the right to carry the phrase `I made London 2012' with them as a badge of honour, according to Lord Coe. London 2012 has had the backing of the International Olympic Committee "every step of the way," he noted. It has all been part of "two glorious weeks" which he believes can carry the Olympic spirit on and inspire a generation.
