I’m an independent filmmaker and puppeteer in Toronto, Canada who blogs about puppetry and film.
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European Buildings built out of paper by Megan Brain.
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Hand craved foam puppet head by Phil Fletcher.
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Simpsons couch gag animated by John K.
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Using video RSS feeds is a great way to help promote video podcasts. If you create a puppet podcast – or any other kind of video podcast at all – you should make sure you make use of Video RSS feeds. They work the same as the RSS feeds (or “newsfeeds”) that blogs use, except...
I recently started using the open-source Democracy Player (it will soon be renamed the Miro Player) and I really, really like it. Not only can Democracy play just about every kind of video imaginable – Quicktime, WMV, MPEG, AVI, XVID, etc. – it helps you find some of the internet’s best video podcasts via its...
Got some puppets to sell? Looking for a particular type of puppet? Try the new puppet classified ads on PuppetBuilding.com. They’re totally free and best of all automated so there’s no waiting for ads to be manually added to the site. To publish an ad just register with PuppetBuilding.com, type in your ad, upload a...
I’ve created a neat little widget that displays the latest news and articles from PuppetVision: *Note: If you are viewing this in the site’s RSS feed, the widget will not be visible If you’d like to add it to your website or blog it’s easy, just click on the “Get Widget” button. If you use...
Build puppets? Looking for puppets? Try the new Puppet Builder Directory at PuppetBuilding.com. It’s a totally free service designed to help puppet builders and people looking for puppets find each other. If you’re searching for a puppet builder or places to buy puppets you can browse the categories or search for someone close to where...
By now most people have heard the term “Web 2.0″ but many don’t really understand what it means. Web 2.0 was a phrase that was coined a few years ago to refer to what’s perceived as a second generation of web services like MySpace, Flickr and Wikipedia that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users....
Slashdot reports that Yahoo! has just unveiled the beta version of it’s video search engine. Video search is nothing new of course – Alta Vista has offered video and audio search for awhile – but it looks like this is best video search engine developed yet (you just know that somewhere Google is very envious...
