Pig'sSaysAdios
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Official press release from Sesame's website:
"Sesame Workshop is looking for highly talented puppeteers, age 18 and over, from diverse communities and racial backgrounds who are looking to develop and hone their on-camera puppeteer skills. As a company that advocates diversity, we recognize the importance of representation both on and off-screen, so that children of all backgrounds can see themselves in the content they consume. If you are familiar with the Sesame Street style of television puppetry, have the basic skills, and are interested in the opportunity to participate in a future puppeteer workshop in New York City, please apply as directed below:
1. Make a short video (1:30 MAX) showcasing your talents as a puppeteer following these guidelines:
Please note: your submission will not be reviewed without the signed release.
No emails or videos will be accepted after December 31, 2017. We will contact you with more details only if you are selected.
Please note that acceptance into and/or participation in a Sesame Street Puppeteer Workshop is in no way an employment audition for Sesame Street or any Sesame Workshop production."
Hey, whaddya know! I'm an 18 year old puppeteer with a diverse racial background . The chances of getting in are incredibly slim, but i'd be stupid not to try, and I advise all you eligible people to do the same. While it's not an audition for the show, the workshops can help you improve your skills, work with other puppeteers, take a trip to New York (if you don't already live there), and meet Matt Vogel and Martin P. Robinson! Heck, you'll probably get to see some of the Muppets they use on the show in person. And maybe, if you stand out, one day you might get a call to work on the show, or in specials, or in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. You never know.
"Sesame Workshop is looking for highly talented puppeteers, age 18 and over, from diverse communities and racial backgrounds who are looking to develop and hone their on-camera puppeteer skills. As a company that advocates diversity, we recognize the importance of representation both on and off-screen, so that children of all backgrounds can see themselves in the content they consume. If you are familiar with the Sesame Street style of television puppetry, have the basic skills, and are interested in the opportunity to participate in a future puppeteer workshop in New York City, please apply as directed below:
1. Make a short video (1:30 MAX) showcasing your talents as a puppeteer following these guidelines:
- Introduce the video as yourself.
- Enter and exit frame with your puppet (it’s helpful if the puppet you use has good eye focus) showing a variety of character voices (2-3 minimum). Please note: we want to see your original character voices, not existing Sesame Street character voices.
- Finish your video with a short song…we would like to hear you sing!
Please note: your submission will not be reviewed without the signed release.
No emails or videos will be accepted after December 31, 2017. We will contact you with more details only if you are selected.
Please note that acceptance into and/or participation in a Sesame Street Puppeteer Workshop is in no way an employment audition for Sesame Street or any Sesame Workshop production."
Hey, whaddya know! I'm an 18 year old puppeteer with a diverse racial background . The chances of getting in are incredibly slim, but i'd be stupid not to try, and I advise all you eligible people to do the same. While it's not an audition for the show, the workshops can help you improve your skills, work with other puppeteers, take a trip to New York (if you don't already live there), and meet Matt Vogel and Martin P. Robinson! Heck, you'll probably get to see some of the Muppets they use on the show in person. And maybe, if you stand out, one day you might get a call to work on the show, or in specials, or in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. You never know.