PPT-HISTORY OF PUPPETS

TRICKS AND MAGIC The history of puppetry is closely related to feats of magic and conjuring They both use sleight of hand and illusion EARLIEST EVIDENCES The earliest evidence of magic is a painting of a conjurer performing cups and balls in a wall painting from Beni Hasan in Egypt. Puppetry, Shadow Play, and Masks. Puppet. – almost anything brought to life by a human in front of an audience.. Animation. – bringing something to life through movement and action.. Manipulation. It’s a real thing and it’s really awesome.. What is puppetry?. Puppetry is a form of theater that utilizes puppets which are inanimate objects or figures that are manipulated by a puppeteer.. Most puppetries core is in storytelling.. Chapter 21. Types of Play. Dramatic Play. :. When one child . imitates. another person or acts out a . situation. Socio-Dramatic Play. :. When . several. children imitate others or act out situations . BY: Anna Mae D. . Dealca. BSED- IIB. . come . next . to contrived . experiences . in the CONE. . Can do these . dramatic experiences . require us to . be dramatic . Bunraku Puppet Theatre . Bunraku - pronounced ‘. boon-rah-koo’. Ningyo joruri = chanting puppet. Merges music, puppetry and storytelling.. Was performed originally by travelling storytellers. Theatre Style. By . Carolyn Osborne. Name these modern puppets.. Puppets are inanimate objects brought to life by a puppeteer. . What is a puppet?. Historically, puppets have been used in religious rituals and by the ruling classes. Character manipulated by a puppeteer . Kinds of Puppets. Finger Puppet. Sock Puppet. Hand Puppet. Arm Puppet. Shadow Puppet. Marionette. Etc.. Famous Puppets. Wayne White. Famous artist known for mixing text and images. Puppetry, Shadow Play, and Masks. Puppet. – almost anything brought to life by a human in front of an audience.. Animation. – bringing something to life through movement and action.. Manipulation. PRESENTED . BY. AMADOU BEIDY SOW, Ph.D.. The literature is based on the Research of:. Mary Jo Arnold:. Playing With Time: Art and Performance in Central Mali.. Pierre-Alain . Uniack. & Benoit . . Heather Bowen Mulvihill. Types of Plays:. Role-playing. Pantomime. Charades. Traditional plays and skits. Puppet shows. Why do we have plays?. Entertainment and Creative expression. Recognition. Practicing public speaking. A year project . of . creative production of video . for Form 4 Science students in SMK . Landas. OBJECTIVES. To . provide the opportunity for . students . to show their talents and . creativity; . the usage of English which . India, Indonesia, China. Thailand , Cambodia and Malaysia . http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/shadowpuppets/shadow_puppets.html. . PKlos/AACPS Arts Integration Office. PKlos/AACPS Arts Integration Office. Bunraku Puppet Theatre . Bunraku - pronounced ‘. boon-rah-koo’. Ningyo joruri = chanting puppet. Merges music, puppetry and storytelling.. Was performed originally by travelling storytellers. Theatre Style. PRESENTED . BY. AMADOU BEIDY SOW, Ph.D.. The literature is based on the Research of:. Mary Jo Arnold:. Playing With Time: Art and Performance in Central Mali.. Pierre-Alain . Uniack. & Benoit .