Every week on GPB-TV, our younger audience goes to an imaginary world under the sea. PBS’ "Splash and Bubbles" is a stop-motion animation show that teaches kids about oceanography. Atlanta-based puppeteer Raymond Carr works on the program, and told On Second Thought contributor Michelle Khouri about the use of digital puppetry to bring the show alive.

Contributor Michelle Khouri talked with puppeteer Raymond Carr about the use of digital puppetry on the PBS show Splash and Bubbles.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9gCCnMNI2hM  

Tags: stop motion  oceanography  digital puppetry  Raymond Carr  Splash and Bubbles  animation