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<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> Spirit Warriors actor, Henry Wu also filmed BBC Raven series 10 in Scotland performed Feather Boy in National Theatre. Spirit Warriors, was called Bo And The Spirit World, written by Jo Ho, directed by Jon East. Henry wu, chinese child actor, was born in Beijing, living in London, studying at Sutton Grammar school. ... Henry is the best, Raven is a BAFTA-winning BBC Scotland children's adventure game show, currently showing on CBBC in the UK and on BBC Kids in Canada, with eight series so far. It is hosted by James Mackenzie in the title role, who conducts a group of children, known as warriors, over five days through a series of tasks and feats. At various stages in the adventure, the group loses the least successful warrior, until two go through to the final week to compete for the title of Ultimate Warrior. CBBC announces a bold new children’s drama series, Spirit Warriors (Bo And The Spirit World), which will be set in a mythical fantasy realm and will draw inspiration from ancient Chinese myths and legends. Bo And The Spirit World has been commissioned by Anne Gilchrist, Controller of CBBC. Anne says: “Inspired by Yimou Zhang’s House Of Flying Daggers and Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon we wanted to bring our CBBC audience the visual spectacle and exciting adventure of an ambitious drama set in Ancient China. “Viewers will be drawn into a fantastical world with brave and enterprising children taking the lead in an amazing quest. It will be like nothing ever seen before on Children’s television.” The series, which has been created by up-and-coming writer Jo Ho, will introduce viewers to the character of Bo, a young British Chinese girl, who accompanied by her brother Timothy, gets transported to a magical spirit world. Armed with super heroic powers the pair must go on a quest with their friends to save not only their own Grandma but the entire universe from their arch enemy Li and his shadow ninjas. Bo And The Spirit World will use the latest digital technology to create an original and exciting new series for CBBC’s 6-12-year-old audience. Bo And The Spirit World will be executive produced and directed by Jon East, whose previous CBBC credits include Summerhill and the Children’s Bafta winner That Summer Day. Speaking about the series Jon says: “Bo And the Spirit World is another first for CBBC drama, a totally new kind of drama that poses some exciting technological and editorial challenges by virtue of its fantasy setting. “We’re hoping to deliver a series that, besides thrills and laughs, also possesses real heart and a fresh and contemporary feel, drawing from the rich heritage of Chinese culture.” Filming for the series will begin in April 2009 and is an in-house production for CBBC Drama. Prepare to step into a mystical realm where dragons talk, shadows come to life and the fate of the world lies in the hands of a teenager and her friends, when the new action-packed martial arts fantasy drama series Spirit Warriors airs on CBBC from mid-January. Inspired by ancient Chinese myths and legends the show follows Bo (Jessica Henwick), her sister Jen (Alicia Lai) and fellow school kids Vicky (Lil' Simz), Trix (Gilles Geary) and Martin (Karl Rogers) who, during a trip to a museum, are transported to a parallel Spirit World. Once there, they find themselves transformed into Spirit Warriors, each with their own special spirit power. With the help of their mentor Shen, a Chinese dragon, they have to use their new-found skills to navigate the realms of Wood, Water, Earth and Fire and find 12 legendary spirit pieces before the evil warlord Li (Benedict Wong) and his henchman Hwang (Tom Wu) can get their hands on them. If our heroes succeed they'll save the universe – and Bo's mum. If they fail both the Spirit World and our own will fall under Li's power. There's just one problem: they're 21st-century British kids who don't have much experience of making polite conversation with an ancient dragon! In this high-action series the new Spirit Warriors face the biggest challenges of their lives as they have to battle Monkey people, come face to face with giant snakes, deal with devious fortune-tellers and even confront their own worst nightmares in the Temple Of The Four Winds. Mixing live-action martial arts fantasy with CGI characters and the latest digital technology, Spirit Warriors promises to deliver a visual spectacle the whole family can enjoy. "This show is exciting for several reasons," reveals Jon East, executive producer and director. "It's the first time BBC Children's drama has explored this type of mythic fantasy action genre. Furthermore, the show breaks new ground with its extensive use of really dazzling HD visual effects." The CBBC production has been created by up-and-coming writer Jo Ho, is produced by Nick Pitt (Silent Witness, Robin Hood) and executive produced and directed by BAFTA-winning programme maker Jon East (That Summer Day, Summerhill). After the series airs next year viewers will also be able to go behind-the-scenes and see how some of the incredible special effects were created in a one-off backstage special on BBC One. Elizabeth Tan ... Madame Ching Burt Kwouk ... Shen Benedict Wong ... Li Tom Wu ... Hwang David Yip ... Ding-Xiang Pik Sen Lim ... Beggar Woman Daphne Cheung ... Fei-Yan Yennis Cheung-Yan ... Ying Jason Wong ... Howler Andy Cheung ... Qi-Shi Andy Taylor ... Nian Gilles Geary (from the Young Actors Theatre) cast for Trix actress Jessica Henwick as Bo. Alicia Lai as Jen, Karl Rodgers as Martin Produced by Cahal Bannon .... line producer Jon East .... executive producer Nick Pitt .... producer Original Music by Matt Dunkley Cinematography by Mike Spragg Film Editing by Mark Davis John Richards Casting by Amanda Tabak Production Design by Catrin Meredydd Costume Design by Richard Cooke Makeup Department Corinne Bossu .... makeup artist: dailies Kristyan Mallett .... prosthetic makeup designer John Munro .... makeup artist Magi Vaughan .... makeup designer Art Department John Hext .... hod painter Jono Moles .... construction manager Lucy Moles .... construction buyer Claire Page .... stand-by props trainee Sam Towers .... hod carpenter Graham Ward .... stand-by art director Paul 'Welcie' Wellstead .... hod rigger Special Effects by Craig Leong .... special effects technician Stunts Jude Poyer .... fight coordinator Casting Department Kerrie Mailey .... casting assistant Costume and Wardrobe Department Hannah Walter .... costume supervisor Bo team pic with EVERYONE! In this photo: james geary, Christian Jelen, Neil Lancey, Louise Ben-Nathan, Emma Ware, Jeremy Brown, Romily Menzies, Sean Davis, Burt Kwouk, Claire Anna Page, Tim Shotter, Gilles Geary (photos), Siu Hun Li, Eva Sigurdardottir (photos), Jess Henwick (photos), Jay Wong, David Tse Ka-shing (photos), Karl Rogers (photos), Simz Artist (photos), Irene Ng, Alicia Lai (photos), Snake Woman, Andy Cheung (photos), Liz Chan, Judith Spencer, Crystal Yu, Jo Ho (photos), Elizabeth Tan, Catrin Meredydd, Yennis Cheung Yan, Jude P, Simon Riley, Benedict Wong (photos), Mo Zainal, Kerensa Magnusson, Henry Wu (photos), Frances O'Dea Film, Theatre and Drama Actor, British Chinese Henry Wu Henry performed as Ji in the new CBBC Drama Bo and the Spirit World The National Theatre has informed Henry that he will be performing for "Feather Boy" in July 2009. The audition was taken on last Sunday. Henry Wu has passed second round audition, and been selected to take part in the CBBC Raven television series, which will be filming in Aviemore in Scotland. He will be filming for Raven Series 10 in August September for one to five weeks. Henry Wu will be playing the part of "Ji" in Episode 2 of "Bo & The Spirit World", a new CBBC Drama, please click here for more details. Henry Wu got a GOLD certificate for geting a level 5 in all core subjects in SATS test, that's the best possible result. Henry Wu got an offer from Sutton Grammer School for Boys, his first choice for secondery school. And he is the ONLY one in his school. - Henry is the best. Henry's Magic Show came FIRST place in the school's talent show. He showed four magic tricks in total, he got 24 point out of 25 from the five judges. - Henry is the best. Henry Wu past the exam for Wilson's School with very high score, Wilson's School is a most popular grammer school and he is the ONLY one past the exam in his school. - Henry is the best! Henry Wu past the exam for Wallington County Grammar School , he is one of the only three from his school past this exam, and he is the ONLY one in his class. - Henry is the best! Stories written by Henry Wu Title viewed times comments Wrote publish Chun Yi Poetry Folder Section 1 -Poetic Terms and techniques Section 2 - Terms to Define and Understand Section 3 - Poetic forms Section 4 - My Poetry Video: Homework should be banned Isle of Wight The Minotaur Message in a bottle Poisonous Pies LEGOLAND Tomb of the Kings Winsor Castle The Pen and Rubber Evil School Work My Factfile T.Y.M Poem What is Gravity? My Christmas Box Vangogh Gallery My School Nightmare Atlantic Giants Chelsea Soccer School Robot Rabbits Star Wars Chapter 1 The Machine Chapter 2 The Space Ships Chapter 3 The Big War Chapter 4 The Final Ambush Surprise Attack Future CHARIZARD Zombies Chapter 1 The Zombie Dad Chapter 3 Super Crusher Chapter 2 Eyerock Chapter 4 Speed Laser Chapter 5 Sally in Danger Our Stories (by Henry Wu) for "Olympic Family Tour Beijing": Our family Sports is fun We Are Happy When We Can Help What Olympic means to our family Spirits Warriors: Start from 22/01/2010 5.45pm @ CBBC, 24/01/2010 9.30am BBC2, 27/01/2010 5.30pm on BBC HD. Henry will appear as Ji in Eposide 2: 29/01/2010, 5.45pm, CBBC 31/01/2010, 9.30am, BBC2 03/02/2010,5.30pm, BBC HD Raven Series 10: Started on 05/01/2010 - CBBC at 4pm, Tuesday and Thursday) Henry will appear on Raven: From 09/02/2010, 4pm, CBBC Latest comments added a link of the Spirit Warriors Tailer.... added the link of the Spirit Warriors Tailer on youtube, henry wu is in the spirit warriors trailer.... SPIRIT WARRIORS new TV series begins, CBBC Channel (Freeview), BBC HD, Friday 22 January at 17:45 until 31 March at 18:15 - </body>