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Wanting to follow my dream

doctort13

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I don't remember who said it, but the best way to start becoming a puppeteer is to get a puppet and practice.

I am a vice president of the Cincinnati Area Puppetry Guild, and I am still learning new things all the time (I am 40 years young).

So make or build a puppet, write a script, and start a show!
 

Muppetsdownunder

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ScrapsFlippy said:
Downunder -

1. Get a puppet
2. Jiggle it around until it looks like it's alive

By a "show of hands" how many people reading this are puppeteers with NO formal training?

(Scrapsflippy raises his hand)

-- Scraps "DIY" Flippy
well if its as easy as that I'm halfway there already. I need more confidence to do voices though.
 
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