Trafalgar Square fourth plinth: members of public become living sculptures

ENGLAND: London: Trafalgar Square: EXT General view of empty fourth plinth surrounded with safety netting Stuart Holmes (Anti-tobacco protester) climbing onto plinth before anyone else Boris Johnson (Mayor of London) speech SOT - ascending in that brilliantly impromptu way that he was Close Shot of Rachel Wardell (Housewife from Lincolnshire, first 'living statue') waiting Cherry picker of JCB lifting Rachel up to plinth, where Stuart Holmes is already standing Stuart Holmes leaving plinth and walking onto cherry picker Rachel Wardell, standing on plinth (holding NSPCC lollypop) waving Low Angle shot of Wardell standing facing Nelson statue Rachel Wardell (first 'living statue') interview SOT - felt quite at home Back View Jason Clark (NHS nurse from Brighton) being transported to plinth on JCB Cab of JCB Low Angle shot of Jason on plinth as cherry picker moves away Closer Shot of Jason on plinth Bystanders holding up umbrellas as it starts raining SIDE Antony Gormley shouting to third 'living statue' SOT - you look lovely / we're all a bit wet now Third 'living statue' Jill Gatcum (IT consultant) on plinth, tying up green balloon Low Angle shot of Gormley looking up at Gatcum Gatcum releases green balloon Onlooker holding umbrella Gatcum on plinth with green umbrellas Couple taking photographs Gatcum releasing green balloon Green balloon flying down past National Gallery Antony Gormley (Artist) interview SOT - this is an experiment in the interface between art and life - we need art as much as we need air or food / art is a place where we test who we are and why we are alive CUTAWAYS Man dressed as town crier on plinth Man dressed in black and white outfit jumping on plinth Woman on plinth holding laptop computer Antony Gormley continued SOT - is old example of art in National Gallery, this is a civic idea of art and this is another idea of art 'Living artists' changing position on plin...