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Simulating natural movement by gently swinging the marionette from side to side.

Guiding the audience's attention by directing the puppet's gaze to specific points.

Creating the appearance of weight and gravity by tilting the control to shift the puppet's balance.

Manipulating the marionette's arms using vertical and horizontal movements to simulate realistic arm gestures.

Creating the illusion of walking by alternating leg movements and balancing the body swings.

Using the marionette's hands to express detailed and refined actions, like picking objects or making signs.

Producing the illusion of flight by lifting the puppet off the ground and controlling its air movement.

Implementing subtle vertical or angular movements to convey breathing or emotional states.

Manipulating the marionette to mimic the action of sitting down and standing up.

Performing complex movements such as flips or rolls requiring dynamic and precise control.

Executing precise control to make the puppet perform leaps and jumps realistically.

Coordinating movements between two or more marionettes to perform dialogues or interactions.

Choreographing a series of movements to create a convincing dance routine.

Guiding the marionette to lower its head and body in a gesture of respect or conclusion of a performance.

Moving one limb independently from the rest of the body for specific gestures or actions.

Directing the puppet's gaze and expressions by tilting and rotating the head control.

Operating the mouth control to match spoken lines or to show various mouth expressions.

Shaping the marionette's body language to convey complex emotional states or reactions.

Handling objects with the puppet, such as drinking from a cup or opening a door, enhancing the reality of the scene.