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Ping Pong is sad today.
We've prepared a short tribute to her OR, CLICK HERE to see the individual pictures |
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Well, we've finally gone and done it.
For years, we've wanted to make a video of one of our Olde World Puppet Theatre puppet productions to show potential backers what the series would look like. We chose to do Witch Key, our story of how the naughty Prince Aaron gets in trouble with a Witch, and may get eaten by a Dragon. We're well on the way. We've finished shooting all but one scene, We're now madly capturing it all on video, with Sidney's Forest, the palace garden, the Witch's cottage interior & exterior all completed. Now we've setting up the Queen of Hearts palace so that we can start filming the last scene of the movie. The links above show the progress we've made. AND, if you click here you can see some footage we've already shot. It's on YouTube so it's easy to get to and view. Enjoy Steve & Marty |
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Sterling, the Court Jester catching 40 winks |
June 4, 2009
Hello, Hello, Hello!!!, I'm Ping Pong, the Panda, and I'm your tour guide here at the museum. I'm glad you could join us here at the Puppet Museum. I've got lots of things to show you and for you to do, as we explore the Wonderful World of Puppets. Building the museum is a huge job, and we keep adding pages to it all the time. Every time you come back, you'll see more and more pages up and running. Just click on the big marbles to the left to go to the pages of your choice. Check out my section, Ping Pong's Puppet Workshop, by clicking on the Brown Marble. Steven M. Overton & Marty Richmond, the owners of the Olde World Puppet Theatre have photographed and described almost four years of puppet building and other projects. We've got over 100 pages of construction up so far, and you can follow our progress by clicking on the Brown marble. Our latest puppet build is a walkaround River Otter costume for the Fort Vancouver Regional Library District. We've also added a project of our Northwest wildlife puppet mural to build. Click on the Green Marble. We've opened our first exhibit page, so click on the Orange marble to walk through that wing. The Red Marble will link you to other puppet sites around the globe. Have fun here at the Puppet Museum. Thank you for visiting us, and I hope you'll bookmark this page so that you can come back again and again.
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Latest update: June 4, 2009 Marty Richmond - WebMaster