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yes...yes we do! haha cc

Fantastic!! cc

Fantastic work PennyD! cc

It really all depends on your budget... there are wonderful puppet makers out there....which meet various levels of budget... A quick search for "professional puppet" on ebay is always a good start...so many wonderful puppets pop up on there once and a while... For a smaller budget 100-200 a...

We hope to sometime in the future.

AAAAAWESOME!! So glad you liked it!! We had so much fun doing live shows back then! I would love to go back in time and do it all over again! cc

hahahahaha I DID!! Thanks for friending!! hee hee cc

yeah.. if we could all get together and truly support each others endeavors it would be amazing... Ive recently seen alot of jealousy and backbiting amongst some of the younger puppeteers on facebook... very bizarre to me... Puppeteers need to stick together... People think we are weirdos...

I love it when a great thread like this is abuzz with activity on this forum... it seems to be a ghost town a lot of the time... such a shame considering the puppet community is growing and growing. cc

That explains it!! Thanks so much for the info! cc

Cool cool... thats what i assumed... however...how do you get the "curled" look? is there a process? Thanks! cc

Awesome to finally see your zoot!!! I was just curious what you used to do the hair? I once had a debate with someone on what to use...but you absolutely nailed it!! cc

You can also have a second puppeteer control the prop while you control the arm... it takes some practice...but can look really good.... We actually used to do this method alot on our live shows... characters were always playing saxaphones or drinking slurpees...and we would control it all with...

Something weve used on a couple props is a thin dowel painted black attached to the prop with glue or tape (usually on the underside). When held simultaneously with the armrod at the right angle u can control both the arm and the object which is normally breaching the bottom of the screen...

Another great puppet!! Fantastic work! cc

He's great!!! cc

Absolutely!! We are also lucky to live in an age where a 1000 dslr puts out a better looking product than the first season of sesame street. lol... imagine if we had to pay what they paid for equipment. cc

Well... i wouldnt recommend those super cheap ones they sell on amazon for 10 -20 dollars... i hear they cause image issues. I honestly feel that i went a bit cheap with the tiffin... but i , like you, was tired of spending even more money...lol... it sucks doesnt it... you buy one thing and...

Thanks so much!! I agree about sound... there are so many puppet series on youtube that have so much potential...but the sound ruins it for them. As for your issue with the neon puppets... something you might want to do is invest in a variable ND (nuetral density) filter. I picked up a tiffen...