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Ventriloquists' Guild

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25 contributions to Ventriloquists' Guild
Updating Your Figure’s Wardrobe
Hi, everyone! You know, before becoming a ventriloquist, I was very interested in the worlds of cartoons and animation. In this one cartooning guidebook I’d OFTEN check out from the library, it would often say costume doesn’t define the character. Is that true for ventriloquist characters, as well? I only ask because I want to update my characters’ wardrobes, but don’t know how or what?
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I would say yes bud. When I first had my first 2 chartes the clothes that they were in I didn't think suited them for what I imagined them to be. For example my first ventriloquist figure Andy was dressed in the old style turtle neck sweater and pair of trousers that I thought looked at but daft on him so I brought him a new set of clothes and he looks alot better now for what I imagined. Then I had my second ventriloquist figure Ricky he was dressed in up to date clothes but he looked a bit older than I wanted him to be which is a 12 year old boy so I brought him new ones to fit he's age. Both of them also have a different set of clothing that I can change them into although I'm not a professional ventriloquist and I don't do paid gigs or anything but I do go out busking with my puppets. So if you think they need a new set if clothing then buy some bud. But it is completely up to you mate.
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Two Minutes. One Figure. Your Moment. The first Vent-Slam™ is happening Saturday, September 12, 2026, at 9:00 AM Pacific / 4:00 PM GMT! Join your fellow Ventriloquists’ Guild members for our monthly live video open mic! Bring your favorite figure and share your best two-minute routine with the Guild. 🔥 All Guild members are welcome! ⏱️ Two minutes per performer 🙋 First come, first served! To participate: Go to the Calendar tab and click on the September 12 Vent-Slam™ event link to join the live video session. Come ready to perform, laugh, learn, and support fellow ventriloquists! Vent-Slam™ — Two Minutes. One Figure. Your Moment.
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Sounds Iike fun.
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@April Brucker Yeah I hope I can make it.
John Bouchier
This is a great British vent I discovered. This routine is very creative and funny https://youtu.be/UQ0In9wJNBs?si=vtUlwelQ9TZEEJ6O
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There are so many ventriloquists out there that I have seen and watched on TV and there loads that I haven't even heard of and he is one of them. Thanks for sharing this he was brilliant.
Mic Question
Who prefers a mic stand and who prefers a wireless mic? I like the mic stand from my comedy club days. I talk, my figure talks into it. I have fun making it look real. Some prefer wireless mics. What does the group like?
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I normally use two microphons both on a stand wired for myself and a wireless one clipped on the boom arm of my stand for my puppets.
Me with my ventriloquist dog
Well, I did another video today and I want to get see what you all think about it I hope everybody likes it. Sorry for the background stuff that is in the back the TV and my dog that was barking a little.
Me with my ventriloquist dog
2 likes • Jul 20
Really good bud. Can I just give you a little bit of advice if that's ok with no offence made. When you are talking to your puppet and they are talking to you make eye contact with them just as you are doing with your puppet when he is taking to you he looks at you when he is talking but your not looking at him to make it look like you are listening to him. I use to do it myself I never made any eye contact with mine at all I always use to watch the camera. But as I said brilliant mate.
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Reece Wella
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@reece-wella-8191
I'm a none a singer and ventriloquist from the UK England. I'm also a busker/street performer. I'

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Joined Apr 11, 2026
United Kingdom, England.