Living statues
A living statue is the performer who holds a spot instead of working the room. It stays still until someone comes close, then moves just enough to make them jump. It is the cheapest way to make one corner of a venue memorable without building anything in it.
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On ground 
On stilts 
On ground 
You place them where you want people to stop: flanking the entrance, next to the cake, at the end of the carpet, in front of the stand. Two Mirror Men at the door change how a room gets entered, and a single Golden Trees or Silver Gheisa will hold a photo corner all evening with no rented backdrop and no extra props.
Because the work is in the posture rather than the movement, the format also fits small venues where a stage moment is out of the question. Most of these costumes come in both a ground and a stilt version — La Catrina, Necro King and Brain Reaper for Halloween, Transformers and LED TVs for corporate. Pick the height by how far away you need it to read.
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