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June 29-July 4; July 6-9, 2017
Log Sheet #1

Smithsonian Folklife Festival
Audio/Video Log Sheet
Logger/Videographer: Ben Capistrano
Recorder Number (Main): CFCH 8
File Name: CirCSCI.0331.wav
Recorder Number (Backup): CFCH
File Name: |...|   .wav
Presenter: Dr. Denise Davis-Cotton
Date/Time: 7/1/2017 11:00 am
Program: Circus Arts
Stage: Circus Science
Group Name: University of South Florida Sarasota/Maratee [[?]]
Session Title: Circus Lingo
[[2 Columned Table]]
|Participants||Instrument/Occupation|
|Karen Bell - Clown| |Circus Arts Conservatory|
|Robin Enrick [[?]] - Clown|
|Bekka Genen [[?]] [[strikethrough]] Stasmy - teacher|

Contents/Notes (continue on back):
1. Circus Lingo - developed because circus people are from different countries.
2. USA, South Africa, Australia, Kazakhtan, Mongolia - 
3. [-ground acts-] China (-balancing, juggling, tumbling)
[-aerial acts-] Central Europe (teeter board -Romania -Bulgaria)
5. -Do not speak the same language; have to get along from diff cultures; they give a good show
7. Activity -objective- to complete a story - w/finger puppets-
8. “Hold your horses” - phrase originated from Circus - when the circus acts/performers walked down the street.
Stop| hold the wagons
“rain or shine” - from the circus-
“get show on the road” - put up/break down - circus on the train -
“Jumbo” - African elephant - huge - anything big -> jumbo