A short stop-motion animation produced by pupils of Whitecliffe Primary School in the East Cleveland village of Carlin How with the assistance of Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions. The film tells the story of a fish which travels the river Tees from its source in the mountains to the estuary and the North Sea via the town of Middlesbrough passing under both the Newport and Transporter bridge. Credit: Animha productions Title: Tees A fish swimming along the river Tees, in the background...

A short stop-motion animation produced by pupils of Whitecliffe Primary School in the East Cleveland village of Carlin How with the assistance of Dave Brunskill of Animha Productions. The film tells the story of a fish which travels the river Tees from its source in the mountains to the estuary and the North Sea via the town of Middlesbrough passing under both the Newport and Transporter bridge. Credit: Animha productions Title: Tees A fish swimming along the river Tees, in the background hills. Clouds appear, it begins to rain the water falling into the river. The fish swims past doing a loop-the-loop as it goes. High Force waterfall and a character walking to the edge of the falls watching as the fish dives off the waterfall into the waters below. A boat on the river with what appear to be buildings on the far banks, two boats and a crowd standing beside the ‘Start Line’ of a race. Once again, the fish swims past. A vehicle drives across a bridge over the Tees, a second bridge possibly the viaduct crossing the Tees at Yarm with a train crossing while below in the waters the fish swims past. The Newport Bridge at Middlesbrough, a bird flies towards it followed by three fish. A couple on the bridge embrace and kiss, a bird flies past dropping something from its beak knocking the couple into the river. Chimneys belching smoke and flames come from petrochemical stacks as the fish approaches the Middlesbrough Transporter Bridge. The fish watch as a car drives into the gondola and is crossing the river. At the Tees Estuary seals leap and dive out of the water, again the fish swims past them. It watches as two of the seals come out of the water and rub noses. Credit: Film by the children of Whitecliffe Primary School Carlin How Title: Special thanks to all staff, parents, and school governors Title: Support by Northern Arts, Teesside TEC End credit: Produced by Dave Brunskill Animha Productions 1998