Sentences with phrase «creating elaborate costumes»

The Mummers Parade is unlike traditional parades — it can run over twelve hours with 10,000 men, women and children creating elaborate costumes, performance routines, and moveable scenery, which take months to complete.

The film is packed with amazing sequences of them casting themselves as the stars of their favorite movies, creating elaborate costumes, memorizing all the dialogue, and re-shooting those films, Be Kind Rewind - style, at home.

Many guests create elaborate costumes for their dogs, some in nontraditional Halloween themes.

Not exact matches

She sewed us clothes and costumes when we grew up, she creates the most elaborate beautiful party decorations and centerpieces out of craft supplies, but when it comes to the kitchen, she's handed that one to me.

The video also confirms that the Drone Hosts are created practically, through an elaborate costume (and that one of the actors playing a Drone is actually a ballet dancer).

Be sure to marvel at the Carnival characters, with their wonderful array of elaborate, vividly coloured costumes and carefully created masks, and be entertained by jugglers, singers and dancers in St Mark's Square.

The collage and ink on paper work was created two years before the Rodney King verdict compelled him to make his first Soundsuit, the elaborate mixed - media sculptural costumes for which is most known.

Employing elaborate makeup, costumes, and props to transform herself, Sherman creates «portraits» that mine the stereotypes and genres of art history and mass media while drawing attention to the power structures that have shaped this imagery.

Artist Mary Reid Kelley invites family members to perform with her in elaborate costumes and punning verse to create her new video The Syphilis of Sisyphus (2011) based upon her witty, feminist interpretation of aspects of the French Enlightenment.

Visually striking and stylistically diverse, Moffatt creates tableaus using elaborate costuming, actors and Hollywood - style lighting, challenging stereotypes and depictions of Aboriginal people.

Four performers use elaborate costumes with modular forms to create, over the duration of the exhibition, ever - changing architectonic formations that rethink the relationship between their theatrical sensibility and the exhibition space.

With over 12 years of experience and a never ending passion for elaborate armor designs she already created many award winning Costumes and is invited to countless big events all over America, Europe and Asia where she judges, hosts or passes on her self - taught knowledge.