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What I remember about researching for the presentation was how we researched about how doll puppets were different from other puppets or who invented them this was quite hard to research because every time we typed doll puppets in google images of doll's and of puppets only came up

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I learned that bunraku or saw that bunraku can actually look realistic even if you can see the people controlling them. i also learned about the other puppets history

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I remember that we had to research about doll puppets and that it was not easy to make the puppet move realistic. I also remember that doll puppets has a really long history and that they are well known from the past. They can be really entertaining if the person that's controlling the puppet can move it properly.

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My presentation was about Bunraku and how it works. It was really fun to learn about this ancient and traditional Japanese puppets. I think this unit was really useful because before the unit, I only knew that there were Japanese puppets but I din't know anything about it. One performance i remembered was the hand puppets presentation. I think that the group explained well even thought Luis was not there, and it was also really cool how Luis recorded his part and made his contribution on the actual presentation. for me I thought how bunraku puppets can show their expressions and feeling with the movement of the performers was pretty cool,I also learned that it takes lots of practice to become that good and move your fingers  at the same time.

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What I researched was about shadow puppet and mostly I searched about history of it. When I started this unit, I had  no idea about history, who makes it, what kind of performance people do with it. What I learned from this unit was that shadow puppetry has a very long history, and there is some shadow puppetry with human acting, not only puppetry. What I remember the most about this presentation is that...

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What I know about puppets is that they are things that you control with your hands. You can control them with sticks and strings. They can be used to tell a story. I've seen a movie that used puppets as characters. I know of a musical that uses puppets to tell the story. I used to go see puppet shows at my downtown library. Puppets can look very different and can be made out of many different materials.

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What I remember the most from this unit was more than 20 countries are known to have shadow puppet troupes and has long history in south Asia especially Indonesia. There are many ways to preform such as using your hands, using rods from the bottom to make it move and show emotions, or using a real person who is behind a scrim acting out.

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What I know about puppets is that there are different kinds of puppets. I've watched Chinese puppet show before, it's usually quite funny. Some Chinese puppet shows are based on old Chinese legends and novels. There are also puppet shows on TV, they're quite funny as well. People connect different parts of the puppet's body with strings or sticks to control the puppet.

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My presentation
it was about hand puppets. first to use a hand puppet to make your thumb go down to make it more realistic. For doll puppets they could be anyting from papers to I dunno what.
the marionets are controled by string and when you pull them they do a certain movement. shadow puppetry started in china.

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What I remember about my presentation was that it is hard to make the hand puppet look like its talking because you can only move your thumb. What I remember about bunraku was that the people who control the puppet wear black to fit into the background except for the person who controls the head

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What I remember from my presentations was that shadow puppets started a long time ago in India, Thailand, and Cambodia. The puppets move by the actors hand behind the wall. Most of the puppets are made with stick attached behind them.

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What I remember about my presentation was that shadow puppetry started in many countries such as China, India, Cambodia and more. From doll puppets presentation I learned that the doll puppets can actually be anything that comes to life, which means that doll puppets can be very realistic.

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The piece of information that I remember the most from others presentations, was from the hand puppet presentation. I learned that when you are controlling the mouth of a hand puppet, you have to move your thumb more than your other four fingers, because it creates a more realistic and human-like movement. Before I saw the presentation, I did not think of it that way. I thought that this was a very good observation from this group.
As for my presentation, I think that the most interesting thing that I learned about marionettes was that the history is quite unclear. Originally, I had thought that there were be a lot of information about its origins because I thought it was one of the more popular type of puppets. Also, I learned that there is a Japanese marionette theater company. Before this project, I had thought that marionettes were only used in Europe. It was interesting to see and compare European styles of marionettes versus Japanese styles.

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What i remember from my presentation was that the marionette puppet was not fully developed until the mid 19th century, the materials were from linda tree and Linda tree is the national tree of Czech republic.

Also i remember that among the European, marionette was considered as most delicate and most difficult to master.
From other presentations I learnt that the hand puppets is difficult to master each movement and the puppets face piece is removable to change the face expressions.

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I remembered that my presentation was about doll puppets and I learnt that doll puppets can actually be anything  that comes to life. It's really hard to make the object come to life and make a good illusion because a person has to control it with their hands right behind the object.
From other presentations I remember/learnt that bunrakus have different levers/buttons to control the face. They also have many different faces to stick on to different bodies.
Another thing I remember from other presentations were that for hand puppets you need to use the thumb more than your other fingers to make the illusion better. It's not as easy as it seems because the professionals master it but the first few times it's a bit of a challenge.