| rdfs:comment | - David Rudman is een Amerikaanse poppenspeler.
- David Rudman is an American puppeteer, voice actor, and producer, writer, director, and musician, best known as a performer of many of the Muppets of Sesame Street, including Baby Bear and Cookie Monster.
- David Rudman (born June 1, 1963) is a puppeteer, writer, director, producer, and musician who has taken over performing most of Richard Hunt's Muppet characters, including Scooter and Janice. Outside Disney, he is a core performer on Sesame Street, where he performs such characters as Baby Bear and Cookie Monster as of 2001 - although, Frank Oz, Cookie Monster's original performer returns to the street to voice Cookie Monster a few times a year, along with both Bert and Grover. He also performed Peter Cratchit in The Muppet Christmas Carol and Miss Poogy in The Muppets.
- David Rudman (born June 1, 1964) is a Puppeteer, Writer, Voice Actor and Producer, best known as a Performer of many Sesame Street Muppet Characters. He took most of Richard Hunt's role after his death.
- Rudman first started working with the Muppets in a summer internship with the Muppet Workshop in 1981, when he was 18 years old. His friend Richard Hunt helped him get a job as a Muppet performer. The following year, he graduated from Highland Park High School in Chicago. After Hunt's passing in 1992, Rudman assumed the roles of Sully, Sonny Friendly and the right (horns up) half of the Two-Headed Monster. Outside of Sesame Street, Rudman has also taken over performing Scooter and Janice in recent Muppet productions.
- Rudman first started working with the Muppets in a summer internship with the Muppet Workshop in 1981, when he was 18 years old. Richard Hunt helped him get a job as a Muppet performer, & also acted as his mentor, just like Jerry Nelson did for him when he started in the Muppet business . The next year, he graduated from Highland Park High School in Chicago. Then, after Hunt's passing in 1992, Rudman has assumed the roles of Sully, Sonny Friendly & the right (horns up) half of the Two Headed Monster, & he, once, provided the voice of Dip the Cat in 1992 following Hunt's death. Outside of Sesame Street, he has also taken over performing Scooter & Janice in recent new Muppet productions.
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| abstract | - Rudman first started working with the Muppets in a summer internship with the Muppet Workshop in 1981, when he was 18 years old. His friend Richard Hunt helped him get a job as a Muppet performer. The following year, he graduated from Highland Park High School in Chicago. After Hunt's passing in 1992, Rudman assumed the roles of Sully, Sonny Friendly and the right (horns up) half of the Two-Headed Monster. Outside of Sesame Street, Rudman has also taken over performing Scooter and Janice in recent Muppet productions. In addition to his work as a Muppeteer on Sesame Street, David has also provided voice-acting for the show, notably as Baby Bear's animated sidekick Hero Guy, as well as in several animated segments. Many Sesame Street cartoons featuring his voicework also include other Muppet performers, such as Joey Mazzarino. With his brother Adam Rudman, he has produced Jack's Big Music Show, and the PBS Kids series Nature Cat for their Chicago-based company Spiffy Pictures. He has also written and directed live-action films and cartoons for Sesame Street, MTV, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central. Rudman's work in television commercials include ads for Coke, McDonald's, Cheerios, Disney World, the National Wildlife Federation and most notably as Fingerman for a series of Ziploc bag commercials. In 2013, Rudman puppeteered Scooby-Doo in the direct-to-DVD movie Scooby-Doo! Adventures: The Mystery Map. He was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2004 for "Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series" for his work on Sesame Street as Baby Bear and Cookie Monster. He presented a Daytime Emmy in 2013, appearing at the event with Cookie.
- David Rudman is een Amerikaanse poppenspeler.
- David Rudman is an American puppeteer, voice actor, and producer, writer, director, and musician, best known as a performer of many of the Muppets of Sesame Street, including Baby Bear and Cookie Monster.
- David Rudman (born June 1, 1963) is a puppeteer, writer, director, producer, and musician who has taken over performing most of Richard Hunt's Muppet characters, including Scooter and Janice. Outside Disney, he is a core performer on Sesame Street, where he performs such characters as Baby Bear and Cookie Monster as of 2001 - although, Frank Oz, Cookie Monster's original performer returns to the street to voice Cookie Monster a few times a year, along with both Bert and Grover. He also performed Peter Cratchit in The Muppet Christmas Carol and Miss Poogy in The Muppets.
- David Rudman (born June 1, 1964) is a Puppeteer, Writer, Voice Actor and Producer, best known as a Performer of many Sesame Street Muppet Characters. He took most of Richard Hunt's role after his death.
- Rudman first started working with the Muppets in a summer internship with the Muppet Workshop in 1981, when he was 18 years old. Richard Hunt helped him get a job as a Muppet performer, & also acted as his mentor, just like Jerry Nelson did for him when he started in the Muppet business . The next year, he graduated from Highland Park High School in Chicago. Then, after Hunt's passing in 1992, Rudman has assumed the roles of Sully, Sonny Friendly & the right (horns up) half of the Two Headed Monster, & he, once, provided the voice of Dip the Cat in 1992 following Hunt's death. Outside of Sesame Street, he has also taken over performing Scooter & Janice in recent new Muppet productions. With his brother Adam, he's produced Jack's Big Music Show for their Chicago-based company Spiffy Pictures. He has also written & directed live-action films & cartoons for Sesame Street, MTV, Nickelodeon & Comedy Central. His work in TV commercials include ads for Coke, McDonald's, Cheerios, Disney World, the National Wildlife Federation & most notably as Fingerman for a series of Ziploc bag commercials. He was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2004 for "Outstanding Performer in a Children's Series" for his work on Sesame Street as Baby Bear & Cookie Monster
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