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Finding Eyes in Puppet Performance
Using Eyes in Puppet Performance
Exploring Movement in Puppetry
Ways to Make a Puppet See
Creating Character With Puppets
Weight in Puppet Performance
About Weight in Small Puppets
Plum Line in Performing With Puppets
Walking in Performing With Puppets
Sitting & Jumping With Puppets
Creating Body Rhythm for Puppets
Body Rhythm for Small Puppets
About Pendulums in Puppetry
Using Pendulums with Puppets
Creating Feelings for Puppets
Specificity in Puppet Performance
Making a Puppet Think
Logistics in Puppetry
Puppets & Music
Creating a Story With Puppet Movement
Expanding Transitions With Puppets
Acknowledging Audiences With Puppets
Summary: Learn how to use movement puppetry to make your puppet come alive with expert puppeteering tips in this free online performance video clip.
Kate Brehm is a member of the I'm Not Lost collective of artists, performers and various eccentrics. She teaches classes on puppeteering, including workshops on full body puppets and...read more
"In this clip, we're going to talk about using le bon as a way to think about movement in a puppet. This is my Bunraku style puppet, and we're going to think about ways that his body might move. Before we can do that, I want to use le bon. It's a dance technique and it breaks down the effort of movement into light movement, heavy movement, direct movement, indirect movement, and fast and slow. By combining all those things, they come up with 8 different ways of movement, which includes flick, dab, glide, float, punch, slash, press, and ring. "
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