Difference between revisions of "AY Honors/Puppetry/Answer Key"
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Before you make (or buy) your puppets, you should have an idea of what the puppet show is oging to be about, and the type of puppets you will use. It is generally a good idea to write a script first, and then develop the puppets needed for the script. If you will be performing for a multi-cultural audience, you might consider using animal characters instead of human characters. People of any race can identify with an animal more easily than they can with a human character belonging to a different race. | Before you make (or buy) your puppets, you should have an idea of what the puppet show is oging to be about, and the type of puppets you will use. It is generally a good idea to write a script first, and then develop the puppets needed for the script. If you will be performing for a multi-cultural audience, you might consider using animal characters instead of human characters. People of any race can identify with an animal more easily than they can with a human character belonging to a different race. | ||
| − | There are many types of puppets to choose from, and the choice will depend on the skill of the puppet maker as well as the skill of the puppeteer. Because they are generally easier to build and work with, we will present only | + | There are many types of puppets to choose from, and the choice will depend on the skill of the puppet maker as well as the skill of the puppeteer. Because they are generally easier to build and work with, we will present only three types here: rod puppets, glove puppets, and shadow puppets. |
===Rod Puppets=== | ===Rod Puppets=== | ||
===Glove Puppets=== | ===Glove Puppets=== | ||
| + | ===Shadow Puppets=== | ||
==2. Develop at least three puppet characters with their own voices.== | ==2. Develop at least three puppet characters with their own voices.== | ||
Revision as of 00:38, 16 September 2006
1. Make at least one puppet, and make or buy two other puppets.
Before you make (or buy) your puppets, you should have an idea of what the puppet show is oging to be about, and the type of puppets you will use. It is generally a good idea to write a script first, and then develop the puppets needed for the script. If you will be performing for a multi-cultural audience, you might consider using animal characters instead of human characters. People of any race can identify with an animal more easily than they can with a human character belonging to a different race.
There are many types of puppets to choose from, and the choice will depend on the skill of the puppet maker as well as the skill of the puppeteer. Because they are generally easier to build and work with, we will present only three types here: rod puppets, glove puppets, and shadow puppets.
