Puppet Shows or Something More?

As a child, there is nothing like magic than the moment the slimy giraffe's tongue pulls the cookie from a small hand. Or an attractive moment where the penguin responds to small arm movements. Thousands of smiles were seen while traveling to the zoo. However, although these smiles seem to accurately represent the zoo, we may observe only animals and colds in an unknown outpatient setting. In the 1800 's when the zoo first became popular, the main function was entertainment.

A baby is shown a puppet show (or instead of a doll, a different shape represents a doll), a doll represents kindness and morality, and others represent something) For example, There is a possibility that the doll is playing. When a ball hands a ball to another ball, the ball catches the ball and escapes. After that, the baby reappears with a doll or thing. In most cases, they will reach "good" or their eyes will follow "good" rather than "bad". When "neutral" is introduced, the baby shows the same preference as "good" and continues to refuse "bad". The same can be said for infants who are 3 months old (Infants are so young that they can not reach for sure, so their preferences vary.)

Chimpanzees and newborn babies show a moral sense. For example, after seeing a small puppet show with three characters, the baby is more likely to achieve a better doll than a neutral or bad doll. As we grow older, our culture is further formed and refines our moral perspectives. Different cultures have different beliefs, values ​​and customs that people believe are different. This moral view shared among people seems to be a necessary aspect for every cooperative society. We need to comply and follow the same rules as we can work together. But as the Atlantic article pointed out, there is a limit to this view of morality. Sympathy and consideration shown by children and chimpanzees tends to be directed mainly to the group. When it becomes an external group, morality can disappear in the background.

Necessity: The best opening title sequence ever for puppet show. Something that draws attention from the audience reminds us of a simpler time. The doll teaches us all way of life. The sequence must be on the jaws above and below the vision. It should present our flaws in some way. Past blue skies Our references include Avenue Q, Sesame Street, Yoga Gabba, Sid and Marty Croft Damn and Showbiz Pizza. The main goal when we approached the introduction was to create the structure of the story, and then we could add crazy strangeness to make something wonderful. What is displayed on the storyboard is the structure of the story. We want to make this story, with a slippery character and a funny rude situation for the whole movie.