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Media Appearances
Cranleigh Magazine
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Articles written by Christopher appeared in three consecutive editions in the Cranleigh Magazine where he was asked to discuss prop making. He wrote the first two articles in the ' artists corner' column about working experiences and what that entails. For a Christmas edition he was asked to headline the paper for the 'people profile' section that he was interviewed for. He was also asked to write another two articles, one discussing the design and build process of the Cretaceous landscape Diorama made for Cuckfield Museum and the other about what it truly means to be a prop maker. These articles can be found below.
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- October - The Magic of Props, By Christopher Sutton
- November - A Deep Sea Dive, By Christopher Sutton
- December - People Profile, Christopher Sutton Prop Maker
- March 2021-Creating the Cretaceous, by Christopher Sutton
-May 2021- The Wonderful World of Props
'Ordinary Adventures' YouTube' channel
We had the pleasure of working with the well know Anaheim California based youtube channel 'Ordinary Adventures' in a fantastic build project that was to make a full size 'Salacious Crumb'. They love all things Star Wars, so it was crucial to get this job done just right. After sending this large scale model over seas, they made a video about it that was massive success and was seen by over 35 thousand people. The video is linked below, they discuss this and a few other examples of my work.
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-Christopher Sutton- Salacious Crumb Prop
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Cuckfield Museum
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we were asked by Cuckfield Museum to put together a large scale model for them to be placed inside a heavy duty display case. We were asked to make a model representation of how the local area may have looked in the late Cretaceous era. To do this the justice and paliontological accuracy It deserved we were tasked with heavily researching the topic and ensuring that no detail was out of place.
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- Mid Sussex Times- Cuckfields' New diorama by Christopher Sutton, Prop maker
- Museum Website- New dinosaur display by Christopher Sutton
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MarketMe TV
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Recently I was asked by MarketMe to build a a replica of an iconic ghost trap from the classic original Ghostbusters movie. This was along with the pedal which had opening and closing doors and working wheels for added authenticity. An online article and video review can be found below.
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- Christopher Suttons Ghostbusters trap article
- YouTube ghost Trap review- Christopher Sutton
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