During my childhood, I recall reading ads on bilboards and in the backs of comic books about ventriliquism courses.  Yet, 'the mail order route' didn't strike me as the most effective way to go.   It was one skill I wished to learn, but I didn't know anyone who did this or how to about it.  Now, if you ask just anyone for advice on this subject, he or she may simply say, "learn to stop moving your lips."  Talk with your mind? Become an entertaining puppeteer? Would other options exist?

Many of us are fascinated with the idea of ventriloquism, but how many seek to develop the skill?Where do you go and who do you ask? People become quite excited when they realize that it is possible for them to do this almost magical illusion.  You can too, if you really want to do this.  You can do anything yet set your mind to do. 

Sure, if you explore your local library or bookstore, you may find books like "Ventriliquism for Dummies" and Instructional DVDs. Don't wrongfully believe its a deviant art.  If you're charged up with ventriliquist fever, you might also check out "Otto and George" on David Letterman stored on YouTube.  Be warned, Otto is often considered as one of the most controversial ventriliquists:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlRikiFs5QE /p>

If this performance isn't 'your thing,' look up names like Jay Johnson, 'Opie & Anthony' and Jim Norton on YouTube.  You may suddenly be inspired to develop a new personal talent and take bars and clubs by storm! Consider the endless possibilities for your creative video series, comedy act or travelling show.