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Ben Page, Esther Williams, Frank Sinatra, and Cyd Charisse in the Champagne Room at Ciro’s in 1946.
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Ben Page, Esther Williams, Frank Sinatra, and Cyd Charisse in the Champagne Room at Ciro’s in 1946.
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INTERVIEW: Ben Page & Chris Dale on adapting Thunderbirds versus the Hood
Thunderbirds versus the Hood is a brand new full-cast audio drama release coming soon on CD and download, featuring adaptations of two classic Thunderbirds comic stories; the Lady Penelope adventure The Vanishing Ray (from issues 44 to 51 of TV Century 21) and the Thunderbirds epic Brains is Dead (from issues 162 to 169 of TV21). The same creative cast and crew that have brought to life the…
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Ben Page, Esther Williams, Frank Sinatra, and Cyd Charisse in the Champagne Room at Ciro’s, 1946.
Ben Page, Esther Williams, Frank Sinatra, and Cyd Charisse in the Champagne Room at Ciro’s in 1946.
Beyond Baby Yoda - The World of Puppets (2020)
If you are in any way interested in, passionate or simply curious about the medium of puppetry as an artform, then I highly recommend you watch this video essay by Ben Page of the criminally underrated YouTube channel Cinemarionette. Not only does Ben masterfully debunk many of the common and misguided stereotypes one might have regurding the craft (I.e. it’s childish, it’s a dumb gimmick, it’s outdated and irrelevant in todays digitally-oriented world of ciniema etc), he also makes a compelling and inspiring case for puppetry as a filmmaking medium. One just as artistic, powerful, beautiful and deserving of respect as animation or CGI.