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neilfortin
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Hey! Looking to make someone up to look like a ventriloquist dummy...wondering if there was any way using a prosthetic peice, or just makeup techniques! Thanks.
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Kathy S
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I can envision a combination of both, by using a partial face mask that would include everything from the forehead to just under the nose, allowing the mouth and jaw to be mobile and easily heard -- the ones in a sort of Italian commedia del arte style. The costume would also be important -- maybe a bit of a too small blazer with sleeves that are just a bit short to give a kind of wooden, stilted look that the dummies have.
Make any sense?
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neilfortin
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Yes definitley. This one is going to be hard to pull off. If you have seen Chicago, the movie, they made Rene Z. up to look like a dummy, came out really well, understated, but with that definite stilted look !
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