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Water puppets are like marionettes. They are controlled by people behind the screen, wading in the water. The puppets appear from the water or from behind the screen, so it appears that no one is operating them. This is an ancient Vietnamese tradition.
Sorry for the blurry picture!
On the way back from Ha Long Bay, our tour included a stop at a small village for a Water Puppet show. We had heard horror stories about it being a giant tourist trap, but we were pleasantly surprised - it was cute, and there was no pressure to buy anything. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_Water_puppets
one of the puppets looks like daniel striped tiger from the land of make believe in mr. roger's neighborhood.
Dan Brinkman brought an exciting Pocket Puppeteer program to the library and thrilled the crowd with lots of audience participation!
Sweep puppet as used on the official stage shows (I think the stage rather than the TV shows), he is extra long so there is less chance of your arm showing
Testing out different puppet foam techniques for a new stop-animation.
The project is called "Meanwhile Backstage" and it follows the characters from our Sci-Fi Cardboard Puppet Show, as they go backstage and the real drama unfolds.
I posting a series of video blogs, documenting our process. You can watch this video on the dolly on vimeo
To learn more about the sci-fi puppet show, visit: Ramshackle Theatre
PuppetConf 2014 is an annual information technology (IT) conference held at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis on September 22-24, 2014. (© 2014 Photo by Jakub Mosur)