Touch was a Participant Project at the this year's O'Neill Puppetry...
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I’m a filmmaker and puppeteer in Toronto, Canada who blogs about puppeteers and puppetry around the world.
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Traditional Taiwanese Puppetry - http://puppetvision.info/2013/06/traditional-taiwanese-puppetry.html
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Youkiza is a 380 (!) year old Japanese Puppet Company - http://puppetvision.info/2013/06/youkiza-a-380-year-old-japanese-puppet-company.html
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The Hampster Dance returns and is highly adorable (UK)
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Punch and Judy Sign
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Creepy Punch
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Punch and Judy Cone Puppets
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Giant puppet engineering
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Effective ad reminding hockey parents to calm down
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How do you illustrate the horrors of the holocaust on stage? That was the creative challenge faced by Hotel Modern when they set out to stage Kamp, a harrowing story of life and death in the infamous Auschwitz death camp during World War...
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This great little video parody was made by a couple of Canadians - Ken Priebe and Scott Hastings - using a combination of stop motion animation, papercraft and found object puppetry for Virgin Radio's Fake Film Contest in Vancouver....
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This week's posts about Video Anarchy at the O'Neill Puppetry Conference have generated a lot of interest, so here's a couple more to finish off the...
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Suit is another film that was made at Video Anarchy during last week's O'Neill Puppetry Conference. It was directed by Broaderick (Ben) Jones, who's best known for his puppet web series...
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Mario Plush Forever is a relatively new series on YouTube that's very simple, but also very well...
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This is a couple who perform in the New York City subway system together; he plays an accordion while she performs a ballerina puppet made from a plastic...
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Well, another year has come and gone. I've been a little too busy doing puppetry to write about for the past several months, but before 2009 comes to a close I wanted to share JibJab's annual year end video, Never a Year Like...
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“OK” nicely combines puppetry and pop-up books. I know at least a couple puppeteers who love to make pop-up books. This music video from an unfortunately named band seems to combine those two interests very nicely. Via Mary Robinette...
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Action figures are used as puppets in Star Wars in 3 Minutes. I’ve written about the phenomenon of “Action Figure Videos” before (previously posted examples include I’m A Marvel / I’m A DC, The Eyes of Darth Tater and The Eye of the Tiger), which I find really interesting because they’re a form of found...
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Michael Agrusso is the creator of the popular action figure online comedy series I’m A Marvel and I’m a DC. Sprout Blog has an interview with Michael Agrusso, creator of the previously-blogged “geeky word-of-mouth phenomena” I’m A Marvel and I’m a D.C.. In the interview Michael discusses his latest videos and how he navigates the...
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Hi, I’m a Marvel…and he’s a DC uses super heroes and found object puppetry to send up Apple’s popular I’m a Mac…and I’m PC commercials. This has got to be one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen on YouTube; it’s been around for over a year and half, but I only discovered it this...
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