Victor Yerrid

Victor Yerrid has been a vital puppeteer for the Jim Henson Company for very nearly 20 years. His work with the organization includes ‘ Sid The Science Kid This is the animated series of a character named S >> Read More... ’, ‘ Hannah Montana Hannah Montana is an American Musical Comedy TV sh >> Read More... ’, ‘The Pajanimals’, ‘Bear in the Big Blue House’, ‘ Forgetting Sarah Marshall Click to look into! >> Read More... ’, ‘ The Hangover Click to look into! >> Read More... ’, The 2010 Grammy Awards, ‘Celebrity Apprentice’, ‘Jim Henson's Creature Shop Challenge’, ‘No You Shut Up’, ‘That Puppet Gameshow’, ‘Late Night Liars’, ‘Farscape: The Peacekeeper Wars’, ‘The Producers’, and ‘Neil's Puppet Dreams’. He is likewise an establishing individual from the Henson Company's manikin comedy group, Puppet Up. Victor has worked both as a puppeteer and voice-over craftsman on various other TV and film projects including ‘Team America’, ‘Men In Black II’, ‘Community’, ‘ The Simpsons The Simpsons is a funny, highly popular American s >> Read More... ’, ‘Family Guy’, ‘Robot Chicken’, ‘ Angel Click to look into! >> Read More... ’, ‘MADD’, ‘The Sarah Silverman Program’, ‘Warren The Ape’, ‘Greg The Bunny’, and ‘ Sesame Street Sesame Street is a preschool educational TV show t >> Read More... ’.

Yerrid has, every now and again, cooperated with Drew Massey Drew Massey, sometimes credited as Andrew Massey, >> Read More... for various undertakings, which he remarked on in a meeting with fansite The Muppet Newsflash. “He and I have collaborated upon bunches of undertakings over the most recent quite a long while and I think we've fostered a decent science as entertainers. For "From the Balcony", we did around 95% of the puppeteering so we dealt with pretty much every scene together. We were additionally engaged with the imaginative gatherings and had the opportunity to try out characters and section thoughts. He's an awesome person to work with.”

Albeit both had worked for the Henson Company beforehand, Yerrid and Massey didn't meet until dealing with Greg the Bunny. The child of a piano educator, Victor's initial years were spent plunking out tunes on the piano and singing melodies toward the rear of his mom's '67 Chevy. He in the end took up old-style percussion and was acknowledged to the widely acclaimed Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Upon graduation, Victor started playing with the Philadelphia Opera Orchestra and visited Japan with a chamber ensemble drove by current New York Philharmonic director, Alan Gilbert.

Searching for other fun execution openings, Victor started concentrating on acting, voice-over, and even tap moving. He, at last, handled an entry-level position at the cherished children’s TV series, Sesame Street, with expectations of turning into a lyricist there. What he found rather was a performing medium he had definitely no information on puppeteering. In the end, Victor became one of the Jim Henson organization's lead entertainers and proceeds with his work there as a puppeteer, movie producer, and director.