Puppeteering for TV and Film
Presented by Thom Stanley, puppeteer/producer for TV & Film
Mon, Nov 18, 2013, 7pm - 9pm
onsite and webinar
Ages 14 & up (Intermediate)




Learn the unique style of puppetry used in television and film.  Participants will work with a monitor in front of a camera, discovering techniques that will allow them to connect with the audience, move with precision and control, lip sync effectively, and react as individuals and group members to allow their puppet(s) to act the scene!

Format: Hands-on
Capacity: 15 onsite
Cost - Onsite: General Public: $30; Members: $20
Cost - Webinar: General Public: $20; Members: $15

http://www.puppet.org/edu/explorepuppetry.shtml#5

Thanks so much for posting about this. I think I will attend the Webinar. Very cool!

Thank you for sharing the information! For those unable to attend live the webinar is a great option. Is there a limit to how many people can view the webinar?

Ooo, another question to add to Billy's. Is there a time limit on how last min we can pay and sign up online? I'd love to sign up right now but will likely have to wait to see what my schedule will look like on Monday.

Billy D. Fuller - •   There is a limit for participants online—it’s 20. 

cathicks - •   Yes, anyone can sign up last minute, but they should be familiar with the platform if they want to do this. I’ve sent some important pre-communication to participants as well (but will continue sending it to those who sign up).   Someone signing up last minute, however, might not receive this pre-communication in time.   Also… chances are that it could fill up.  It will be available via recording afterwards, however.

^ Ok. Thank you for the details. I am not familiar with the platform so I guess I should sign up now. I'm glad the recording will be available afterwards. Is the recording free to those who have joined the webinar?

Yes, participants can access the recording for 1 year.

I'm excited for this workshop today. Thanks so much for the pre-troubleshooting emails and thanks for the heads up about the lipsync delay. Hopefully the delay is less than a half second. That kind of thing drives me nuts. Might log out and just wait for the recording, which hopefully will be synced!