So I have a walk around show coming up, it is at a banquet. I was wondering if you guys know any good effects that use minimal set-up for situations like this. Other than Torn Too (also) I don't know what I will be doing. Thanks!
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"Clutch" and "hitman" are killers when there are people standing around you! No angels to worry about at all! Both completly impromptu and requires no setup at all!
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Do Windex by Danny Garcia! very little set-up
Do a ACR and twist the ending somehow
Stigmata is impromtu and Both versions are really good.
There ya go some great suggestions
Do Windex by Danny Garcia! very little set-up
Do a ACR and twist the ending somehow
Stigmata is impromtu and Both versions are really good.
There ya go some great suggestions
practice and learn Thread by W.H.
you wont have to walk around afterwards, people will come to you.
my hats off to W.H for the release.
prepare yourself with anything visual.
you wont have to walk around afterwards, people will come to you.
my hats off to W.H for the release.
prepare yourself with anything visual.
in a couple of months. I just wanna know in case i need to buy stuff and save money or whatever.
What about SpongeBalls?
The DVD 'Sponge' by Jay Noblezada is a gr8 DVD to learn from....Spongeballs r fun, and r great for just about any kind of performance and any age...
hope this helps... ;-)
The DVD 'Sponge' by Jay Noblezada is a gr8 DVD to learn from....Spongeballs r fun, and r great for just about any kind of performance and any age...
hope this helps... ;-)
Depending on the event, that could just as easily be suicidal as effective. Just warning. The tricks you already know should be more than sufficient though. There's something wrong if you feel like you need extra material for a show. From your repertoire, pick the ones you're most comfortable doing in a walkaround situation. But if you only perform one type of magic, get into some sponge balls as per above, and some coin magic - David Stone has some nice routines which aren't terribly difficult to do.