My first Lecture in this format was
given 2008
Students say
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"I attended your lecture today, I really enjoyed it"
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"feel sorry for anyone who missed it"
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"came to your brilliant lecture yesterday and I just
wanted to say how much I enoyed it. It was fun and
interesting and it is obvious you are passionate
about what you do."
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"Absolutely Brilliant!
A real insight in to TV Puppetry from someone who's
been there and done
it. Both informative and very entertaining!"
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"I found Marcus's lecture very entertaining and
informative. He showed us clips from many of
the TV programmes that he has worked on—many of
which I remember watching as a child! It was
very interesting to hear some of the stories behind
the programmes as well as to see clips from them
that weren't aired on TV.
When watching a show that uses puppets it's easy to
forget that there is a puppeteer hiding below.
The lecture made me think a lot about the puppeteer
and how much work is put into operating each
character.
As a Theatre Design student I enjoyed seeing how
some of the puppets made by Clarke were
operated. It made me realise how simple little
animatronics incorporated into the puppet can add so
much more to the character. It also inspired
me to experiment with making different types of
puppet, as I have only ever made a basic rod puppet
before.
Laura Hodge
1st Year Theatre Design "
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"I really enjoyed your lecture today, best one so
far! it was very inspiring, its always good to get
an actual look at the work being talked about, both
live and on film, and hear about your experiences
too, it gives us so much more insite"
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"Really enjoyed the lecture on Wednesday, it was
great to get a bit more of
an insight into puppetry"
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"When watching a show that uses puppets it's easy to
forget that there is a
puppeteer hiding below. Your talk made me
think a lot about the puppeteer
and how much work is put into operating each
character. I enjoyed seeing how
all of the different puppets are operated - "
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"I love the style of puppets that Hands Up Puppets
make. They appeal very
well to young children, bringing their imaginations
to life."
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News
Hands Up Puppets Press release
10th December 2007
Nottingham based specialist Television Puppet
Character Creating Company ‘Hands Up
Puppets’ have been making Puppets and
Puppeteering them for nearly 20 Years.
Marcus Clarke of Hands Up Puppets has put together
and tested an Informative and Entertaining 30+
minute Presentation of 'Hands Up Puppets' Puppet
character creation work.
It features many Puppet characters from past
Television Productions.
The Presentation demonstrates how 'Hands Up Puppets'
Puppets have been and can be used to convey
information, both for the Screen and in a Live
situation for Business, Education and Entertainment
purposes and it also illustrates the different types
of Puppet and Puppet styles and configurations that
they use.
To this can be added a question and answer session
and basic interactive Puppetry teaching.
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