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Nice craftsmanship. If you want to hide the seams a little better, take a needle or pin and rub it along to seams to pull out the fleece pile that gets trapped in there. There's a little trick for ya!

Pick 10, m'lord!

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Stupid Sci-Fi... sorta

Can someone post their pics (if you snagged any)?

I think fish aquariums use a tiny pumps. Maybe.

Nice work. That looks awesome.

I made a little movie in high school about Winnie the Pooh using puppets made this way. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRpRCMNYHks

I found an article about a woman who has an amazing memory capability, and halfway through it says that her father was Jim's agent! It's a big stretch to post on this board, I know, but a fascinating read nonetheless. http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/lifestyle/363468_memory19.html Does anyone...

5 Things You Need To Be A Puppeteer: • A puppet • A camera and monitor system* • A radio (for lip-syncing) • Your own bedroom • Time *May also be substituted for a mirror

Thanks! I graduated last year and my schedule allows it more often now. :D

Does anyone think it's likely that JHC will be looking for temporary puppeteers for the Fraggle movie?

I've always thought that if I were to build an elephant puppet I would try using washing machine/vacuum cleaner hose for the trunk. I think you can find it at Home Depot...?

I actually thought you were Dave Goelz for a second, but then I remembered Disney isn't creative enough to let the Muppets do anything for YouTube. Nice work!

You can find most of these on YouTube. I would suggest searching for them on YT and contacting the original uploader about where they got the footage.

I watched clips of it on YouTube and couldn't stand it. It depends on what you enjoy watching, but it really is full of cheap dirty humor, if it can be classified as humor.

I think CGI has it's place, but I think it should stay there. When they're incorporated into live-action cinematography, CGI characters (and sometimes scenery) still look a bit hokey to me. I think it's because the animators have so much control over all the little points that the characters...

That's funny, when I was in college we called one of the guys who lived on my floor "Emo Todd". He wore really tight girl jeans...

Great puppeteering – your lip sync and eye-contact are spot on! I would encourage you on two points: 1. Be louder, especially with Freddy. It sounds like he has a soft voice to begin with, so you'll have to boost your volume when performing him to compete with the other actors in your...

I had a lot of trouble building hands when I first started out, but I feel like I've learned a lot after 12 years of building. When creating hands for a rod puppet, I suggest making them removable. The best way I've found for this is to get some 1/4" clear plastic tubing and sewing a strip of...