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What I do...

What I do...

In a nutshell: I design, build and perform puppets for TV and film.  I am, at present, the only female TV puppeteer working in this capacity - going from a pitch to design, build, perform and co-ordinate for TV puppetry and practical FX for film and TV in the UK.

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I work with artists, directors, film makers, creative agencies, and theatres to design, build, perform high quality puppets and practical FX to fit their project and budget.  For larger projects I am also able to draw together and co-ordinate some of the best talent that the UK has to offer.

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I do this using a range of techniques which I have developed from working as a freelance maker and performer within the entertainment industry for over a decade.  In addition to learning how to build puppets, creatures and practical FX I have also had to learn how to get the best possible performance out of them on camera.  To this end I have recently completed training at the widely revered Curious School Of Puppetry as part of my ongoing dedication to my personal development.

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 Previous clients & productions that I have worked with include: CBBC, Sky 1, Netflix, ITV, BBC Wales, Iron Maiden, Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa, The Handspring Puppet Company, Kneehigh Theatre, Cadburys, Thinkbox, John Lewis, Jam Baxter & Rag'N'Bone Man, and numerous commercials.

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Further more I have began to make my own content - the latest of which is my first ever short film that I wrote and directed entitles "Diomysus: More Than Monogamy" which has won 11 awards internationally, been broadcast on BBC3, and was nominated for BAFTA Breakthrough at the 2023 BAFTA Cymru Awards.

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"Morus-Jones’ puppet method of tackling a controversial subject is brilliant. Knowing that many will disagree with the stance of those she’s interviewing, myself included, the use of those nifty puppets to deliver such a message diffuses many roadblock judgment…

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Diomysus is a triumph of a documentary short, as the amount of information delivered in such a palatable and laser-focused way is impressive…

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As successful as Diomysus is as a documentary, we really need to spotlight the stupendous puppetry on display. I loved how the mice are shot from angles usually reserved for human actors…The puppets themselves are very enticing and cute as buttons. Seeming them used in this way summons that same sweet and sour juxtaposition that Peter Jackson hit with Meet The Feebles."

Movie Score 9/10 Film Threat.

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