Queen Elizabeth II to Create History with 3D Christmas Message

Queen Elizabeth II would be the first UK royal broadcasted in 3D while delivering the Christmas message. In order to watch this monarch, viewers will have to use special glasses as well as new 3D TV sets.

After the 3D debut of royal Queen Elizabeth II, there would also be an on-screen performance of the Queen with Daniel Craig in James Bond sequence which is primarily recorded for opening ceremony of London Olympics.

The special 3D Christmas message was filmed by BskyB. This message would be available on BBC and ITV. The recording of the special Christmas message took place on 7 December 2012 at the Buckingham Palace. However the speech would miss out on the pregnancy of The Duchess of Cambridge, news which broke out in the first week of December 2012.
 
In the message, instead of the pregnancy of The Duchess of Cambridge, the 86-year old royal Queen Elizabeth II would speak about Diamond Jubilee celebrations as well as the Olympic Games.

The opportunity of becoming the first Royal to be broadcasted in 3D was declined by Prince William at the wedding to Kate Middleton in 2011.

The first Christmas message was given by the Queen in 1952. The first live TV broadcast on Christmas was in 1957. The tradition of Christmas message started with Queen’s grandfather George V in 1932. George V had delivered the radio broadcast which was written by Rudyard Kipling.

First royal channel to be set up on YouTube was back in the year 2007. Queen also has her account on social networking site- Twitter since 2009.