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For the dinner I am thinking maybe we can go to a nearby Jack Astor's which is nice and not too expensive. I know of a few non-MC puppeteers who expressed interest in coming, although they won't be auditioning. I'm sending a private message to everyone who's indicated that they're going to the...

GA Stage - the primary distributor of the fleece - sells a new product that is almost exactly the same. They started carrying it when Hampshire Textiles (or whatever the name of the textile mill in New England was) ceased production. I haven't seen the new stuff myself, but I think others here...

Say what you will about this NJ dude, but he's certainly prolific.

I have several "dummy arms" for this, basically foam arms patterned to match the puppet's arm with a wire armature inside so they can be posed. I don't actually use them that much, but I have `em and they seem to work well.

That's celcius, Muppet Monkey. In fahrenheit that's about 43 - 55 degrees. BTW, for anyone interested I posted suggestions for hotels (if you need them) earlier in the thread. I'll have a little more info up later today.

Would it not make more sense to use the camera to show you the puppet and what the audience sees? It doesn't really matter what the puppet sees, unless you want to be able to see the audience in which case you could just conceal the camera somewhere on stage.

Chill. :zany: People do have lives offline. And besides, there's daily activity at Tough Pigs, but most of it happens in the forum. If you need a regular Tough Pigs fix I'd suggest regularly checking out the forum, but I don't recommend going in to the forum complaining - they'll eat you alive...

This is a Sesame spoof site with a Flash cartoon called "Schwartzenegger Street" it's really well done and pretty hilarious - http://www.arnoldsneighborhood.com/index.html

It's been between 6-13 degrees in Toronto this week so definately jacket weather and gloves wouldn't hurt either just in case. Who all is coming to Toronto to do this?

I didn't make it, bu try emailing the owner of the website hosting it. I can't remember their MC handle, sorry!

Hey everyone, Swazzle has a nice gallery of behind the scenes photos from a new show they're developing here including character sketches and step-by-step photos of a robot dog puppet being built.

I started blogging back in 2003 with an sort of online diary for a film project I was doing and that led to my current blog which is all about puppetry in film, television and digital media.