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"sister mary francis what the heck is that " seriously yes its creepy, but to all those folks who complain about puppet prices, that puppet is nearing 16,000 dolllars

STILL THREE MORE CHANCES TO SEE THE SHOW,Jan. 12 (8PM), Jan. 13 (8PM) & Jan. 14 (8PM)

yes she posted an add there the other day , .

I feel this post is worth returning to, If you live in the New York City area, or New Jersey ,or Conneticut, I urge you to get out and support this show, Its a great cause and the performances are out standing , great examples of puppetry,and wonderful performances by all.

as with puppet building , i am a big fan of using what ever works for the scene, or character, there really are no right or wrong answers every puppeteer has his or her own comfortable way of working , but comfort is not always a option, sometimes u have to do things that may not feel all that...

, the actual kermit has no stuffing or foam, the only thing giving shape is JIm, or Steve's hand(or who ever else happens to be puppeteering these days), the "cheek shapes u speak of are all in the patterning and attaching of the skin to the mouth plate, the toys availible exagerate certain...

nicely done, reminds me of the typing hands kermit had, or the old skesis fingers that were in the shop, well done, good luck with it

not inttended for children, however, it's up to you. $20.00 - Proceeds to Benefit the Nikki Tilroe Scholarship Fund For Reservations Call: 212-787-9412 Performances by: Z Briggs, Pam Arciero, Leslie Carrara, Ceili Clemens, Heather Henson, Jean Marie Keevins, Heather Asch and More! Jan...

well im not sure since i havnet seen the finished sloth, but normally big walkarounds are done with patches of fur on a net fabric to help them move alot, it looks to me like he was done in a long Hair from Hair tech, and not a typicla fur fabric, never seen fur with a pile as long as that, it...

its a 5 minute and 22 second quick time movie, if u go to Bucks site he has a link to the main production page.

actually cromo key was in its infancy in the late sixties and early seventies, it wasn't till the eighties that it was really perfected to and extant

http://www2.netdoor.com/~campbab/Obie.html heres another link for you., taliks about willis obrien, and the materials he used to build the Kong Puppet

actually unlike "clay mation", kong was a very flexible puppet more like what u see in :nightmare before chrismas, or corpse bride:, a heavy articulated metal skeleton, coverd in latex and Rabbit fur, , not the clay used in claymation, its a similar style of stop motion animation, but it doesnt...

sorry dude, i read it wrong , they are nice though, , not your fault at all, , we really dont see much of the stuff from up north ,it a shame really , anyway , its good that you clarried it for others ,

why not ? just because he has an opinion dosent make everything he wrights untrue, hes been right about many things in the past , you cant believe everything read anywhere news papers and magazines get things wrong as well.

great looking puppets Blink, very nice work, hope your project gets off the ground

Yes , its sort of become Kriegmans, trademark, he was going to use the same tech. on the Monkey King show, and on a project called "Sizziling Kung Fu Mice" that never came to fruition, he also produced Book Of Pooh, Also, isn't that "Oko" puppet the same puppet use in "The Monkey King" video...

unfortunetley no, i auditioned in the fall, but they were only looking for like two or three, and they really needed female performers, i am friends with several people who were involved, one actually is directing a few episodes as well as performing, , as for looking like bear , the creator of...

http://pbskids.org/bigbigworld/home.html it will be on soon, check out the link for a online video preview, nice looking puppets , enjoy

Buck is quite right, and keep in mind Muppet productions, as well as most big budget shows have special people on hand to "fluff the puppets", nothing is ever sent out with out being checked for damage, dressed in its costume, ect.ect., they rarely just pull it out of a box and throw it in front...