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CARDIFF NOW & THEN
Puppet Making & Performing
Director - Lucy Hall
Production Photographed by Kirsten McTernan
GOOSE PUPPET

DESIGN
It's a Canada Goose named Claire. She just arrived in this city, watched a rugby game and decided to go the bar for a chilling night...
MECHANISM
One man puppet. The wings need to be able to spread out, fold back and flapping; the legs and feet need to go back to the body while flying and stand on the ground while resting; The head and the neck need to go up as resting and go forward as flying.
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All these will be controlled by strings in goose belly.


MAKING PROCESS
![]() Shape of the goose, pattern cutting. | ![]() Use clay to shape the head of the goose | ![]() Based on the sculpting, use worbla |
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![]() Wings basic drawings | ![]() Mechanism of the wings - spreading and folding | ![]() Goose feet |
![]() Attaching legs with the supporting board - using spring to hold the feet | ![]() The Goose Mechanism | ![]() The Goose Mechanism |
![]() Rendering for skins | ![]() Fabric Feather | ![]() Goose back Feather |
![]() Goose | ![]() Head Final | ![]() Goose in the pub |
MECHANISM TESTING

PRODUCTION PHOTOS


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