Thank you! I've only been getting positive feedback for it, and I'm so very very happy that everyone likes it

Brilliant!! I absolutely love all the mixed mediums involved!! And FUN to watch - things happening that add to the words instead of take away from it. NICE work NA!!

Very nice work Na!loved all the work you did on everything..

Thank you guys!   Of course the work wasn't all mine - not even close - but I'll gladly take credit for the puppets.

I've finally got the green light to post the behind-the-scenes info. Read it here:
http://www.puppetsinmelbourne.com.au/blog.php/2012/11/20/hey-make-believer-the-puppets

Here's one of the pics - a not very good shot of the underwater puppet whilst on set. I was sitting behind the crew and there was a very tight space between them, the camera, the tank of water and the backdrop. People were constantly moving around and I didn't want to get in the way so I just shot as best as I could.

Great behind the scenes article! Love your solution for the rolling man puppet. Very simple and elegant!

Thanks!

I'm really happy that I figured out a good low-tech solution. I know I could have asked for advice here, but I wanted to see if I could do it on my own - and I could!

Readers might enjoy an update: the director released a 'behind the scenes' video which is a good accompaniment to my explanation of how I made the puppets; plus some info on filming techniques, such as parallax, etc. More info and the video posted at
http://www.puppetsinmelbourne.com.au/blog.php/2012/12/05/hey

Nice! Really well done, honestly!

Nice! Really well done, honestly!

Thank you!