PUPPETEERING
PUPPETEERING Brought to you by the Gus and Gia Puppet Show An individual that makes an inanimate object, meaning something that is not alive, and make it appear as though that puppet is “alive” is a puppeteer. This inanimate object might take on various forms like a well-known creature, a human, an animal or any other object. Some cultures find puppetry quite imperative and even consider it a unique and special art form. The puppeteer may be invisible to the audience by keeping it behind a sheet or other built covering, or it may be visible to an audience. The use of wires, string, electronics, wires, or even by the hands being placed inside the puppet, or holding the puppet on the outside of it, allows the puppeteer to operate and move the puppet. These carefully staged movements allow the puppet to look “alive”. These creative objects can be utilized in performances that are theatrical in nature, as they closely resemble dolls. ...