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A puppet worn like a glove, with the puppeteer's fingers animating its arms and head.

Japanese puppetry style where puppeteers dress in black and manipulate large dolls.

When a puppeteer sharpens their character's focus by turning the puppet's head toward their audience or scene partner.

Slight movements in a puppet to give the impression that it is alive, even when inactive.

The technique used to match the puppet's mouth movement to pre-recorded dialogue.

The skill of handling a puppet to bring it to life.

The rigid structure at the base of a puppet's mouth that a puppeteer grips.

A technique used by ventriloquists to make it seem like the puppet is talking.

A technique that uses black materials and a dark background to create the appearance that objects are moving by themselves.

The technique of performing puppet actions in sync with pre-recorded audio.

A large puppet that encompasses the puppeteer's body, often allowing the puppeteer to be hidden inside.

A large-body puppet or costumed character that moves around an area interacting with the audience or spectators.

Directing the puppet's eyes towards the audience or other puppets to create the illusion of life.

A puppet style where one hand acts as the puppet's hand and the other manipulates the head.

A simple puppet which is usually just a head and torso on a stick that the puppeteer moves up and down.

Using specific actions or codes to signal transitions or sequences during a performance.

The imaginary lines that determine what the puppet can 'see' and help the puppet to focus on specific points.

An alternate puppet that is used when the primary puppet is being repaired or is otherwise unavailable.

Puppets that are manipulated from below with rods attached to their limbs.

Comical pieces of business used repeatedly by characters or clowns.

A form of puppetry where the puppet is operated on a surface like a table, rather than a puppet stage.

A thin, rigid rod that is affixed to a puppet’s arm to allow for more precise manipulation.

The quality that makes a character appear alive to the audience.

Flat figures positioned between a light source and a screen, creating silhouettes for storytelling.