(laughing)
(gentle pleasant music)
(sighing)
- Hi, my name is Desmond.
Hi.
Now I'm getting confused.
(laughing)
- Can you speak?
- Did you lose your voice?
What do you do then?
- Oh, I know, mime?
- Yes!
- Do you live in France?
- Why aren't you wearing a striped shirt?
I guess that's a good enough answer.
- Have you played chardades before?
Was it easy?
(laughing)
- What gave you the idea of being a mime?
Oh, when you were young
you saw like a mime acting,
and you were amazed?
- Can you take the hat off?
It's not stuck.
(laughing)
- Can you teach me something?
(blowing)
This is fun.
(laughing)
- Okay, I'll do it.
(laughing)
(applauding)
- What was your very first trick you did?
Okay, this is gonna be a really, a cool action.
I've been practicing a lot.
(mouth popping)
(thudding)
- Okay.
- Whoa! (laughing)
- Getting hit in the head with a baseball bat.
(laughing) - Okay.
- Do you know how to talk?
- Yeah.
(laughing)
Hi, I'm Sarah.
Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you, too.
I don't think I ever heard a mime talk before.
- How can you do it so good without talking, like no sound?
- Well, sometimes I do make sound like.
(zipping)
Or like.
(glugging)
(honking)
(blowing)
(mouth trumpeting)
(mumbling)
(blabbering)
(mumbling)
- How come you're so silly?
- It's easy for me to be silly
because I'm doing what I love.
- That's cool.
(clucking)
(laughing)
- Did you make those?
- Mmhm.
Yeah, sometimes I perform with masks.
- Okay.
(laughing)
- Open your mouth a little bit.
Can you open your mouth up?
- Aah.
- Yeah!
- Hi, I'm a grandma.
- Is it hard to stay quiet so long?
- I don't think it's that hard
because movement can say so much.
People can understand that no matter
where they're from and what language or culture.
So it's a really wonderful way to communicate.
- Yep, especially if they can't talk.
- Yeah.
Thank you for joining me here
in this white room.
(laughing)
Sparse decor, huh?
- That was amazing!
- Thank you!
- Nice to meet you.
- It's so nice to meet you.
Thanks for playing.
- Goodbye.
- Bye.
- Yay.
(laughing)
- Hi, I'm Sarah Liane Foster.
Thanks for watching kids meet a mime.
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(mouth popping)