Search results

Yeah, the tear's nice, I look forward to playing with it some more. Very clean. Keep up the good work man. D.

Oh yeah - I said I'd write it up didn't I?:P Ok, Well Here we go then.... Technique - Matthew Mello I first saw the dem a while back and thought it looked great - something very clean, very accurate and it's obviously some form of technique you can carry with you anywhere, like cold reading...

Cool :) Man, Buy everything you can of Banachek's - it's gold. He's got an awesome book on muscle reading too, but that's another story for another day! D.

Tried Technique out last night with a Canadian friend who was over here, one on one, FLOORED her. Also, that billet tear is a really deceptive piece, I hate to sound like a company mascot, but this is a great DVD. D.

I think a good understanding of why things work and lots of different psyche forces would be useful to you, check out Banachek's Psychological Subtleties or PS2 for some great work on the subject, also Kenton has lots of interesting work on the theories behind these techniques. D.

seconded. The projects are cool, but AOA are legendary books with some REALLY out of the box ideas! D.

Wipe the slate clean and colour burn use the same premise if I read it right too. Looks cool though :) D.

That's better :) Don't you go letting the mindlapse name slip again young man!!:P lol D.

If you know what your doing you could easily appear to turn away, there are lots of techniques to do so. It's appeal is that it is impromptu, but you could do it blindfolded too if you wished. D.

You have disappointed us all. *sigh* :P D.

I don't know the Garder flourish, but for those that know Fallen, you could essentially rub the deck slowly through the table, you'd be covered for angles no probs and I'm sure you can think of a cool way to clean. D.

I've not had to deal with this problem yet, but I imagine you could get around it by tilting. Hopefully that gets the idea across without exposing anything!:P alternatively, turn the can around? D.

Well that's my next purchase out the window :P Looking forward Matt - the idea of a word having this power, or that you can command things to move is an incredible one. I do a lot of TK stuff and share your love for the PK pen - quite possibly the most hands off, powerful pk dem you can...

I've just picked it up - Very intrigued as to what crazy concepts papercrane have supplied us with this time! I shall post some form of review once I've watched it!:) D.

1. I originally got into magic about 15/16 years ago, was introduced by my Dad and Uncle who both had an interest in the big M. 2. Biggest influences, so so so many :P I'd say the magic I've performed for my professional career so far would be Banachek, Max Maven, Blaine, Simon Drake to name...

That's awesome. Whether or not the speaking has anything to do with the method, the idea of being able to make anything fall by asking it to is great. I'm looking forward to seeing this production :) D.

Maybe use flash paper - I'm sure you could make people see ashes to rub across your arm, I'm not sure how solid the writing on the ash pen you use is, but a smudge would be useful in those circumstances. Flash paper is generally cool in restaurants, as long as you don't use too much...I don't...

Great idea matching it with a moving something effect - Kevin Parker has that jumping card box effect out now too, that'd be really nice with A.Z :) D.

Which version of iMovie have you got? In iMovie HD 6, next to the big video window click on the editing tab, followed by video fx and then just drag and drop whatever effect onto your footage. Easy peasy!:P D.

I never really got on with Skywalker - It's a very well written booklet tho, Mr. Enchantment goes over every little detail, with angles diagramed very clearly and everything. It looks great on video though the way he does it. I bought it straight away! D.