Remembering David Barrington Holt, the legacy he left in the entertainment industry is profound. He was known for his role at the Jim Henson Company’s Creature Shop in L.A.
Holt’s career started in London in 1963, where he honed his skills as a designer, engineer, and model maker.
Moving to the U.K., Holt quickly rose through the ranks, showcasing his talents in the creation of characters for various productions.
One of his significant contributions was the development of the Henson Performance Control System, revolutionizing puppeteering techniques.
His work with the Henson Company includes a long list of successful projects such as “George of the Jungle” and “Scooby-Doo.”
After leaving the Henson Company, Holt continued to make an impact in the industry, working with Disney and other companies as a consultant.
David Barrington Holt’s legacy lives on through his innovative work and dedication to the art of puppetry and animatronics.
