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arse, :D total JK by the way. Also to answer your question Jake, I use the gravity half pass for about half of the effects I use.

Nobody listen to this guy, sighhhhhh I preach all the time to look in books, I was implying that I like the book and it is a very valuable learning tool. goodness get a sense of humor and we can continue. for the last 12 years I have been inspired by books about magic I know the value of a...

I wasn't asking any questions, I actually have had a crew of 35 in my hands while I was stage managing a musical production. That was just the techs, Keeping the 57 actors quiet was a Witch. But that is merely the HAD part of my post because the production is over.

Oh see now that makes a bit more sence to me I thought you were talking about the entire crew. In the context of Musical productions and other non musical plays we only let the ones whos face are seen on the stage take a bow.

But if you have a crew that is david copperfield sized it will kill the curtain call. As a rule of thumb most of the directors I have worked with do the cast then the Leads, Orchestra if there is one, and then the cast points at our sound booth and claps for them and then final bow and curtain...

Someone asked me if I was dealing drugs once. It must have been the shirt http://www.spencersonline.com/product/needs-drugs/

DO not buy the book, stick to dvds and such and let books be forgotton about. ;)

We're not nobodys. Crys in corner next to my endles ropes and batton system.

We as theatre technicians do not want to be introduced or clapped for because that isn't what we are therefore. We are there to make the actos look good and help convey the imagination of the audience. http://s233.photobucket.com/albums/ee275/spong8/Theatre/ Is some of the things techies do...

Yes card manipulation is a form of juggling. To juggle to keep more than 2 activities in motion; to juggle objects or perform other tricks displaying manual dexterity. I do believe that flourishing falls under the umbrella.

Hey if anyone would like to test their magical performance skills send a battle to me. But let me explain the battle, In school we as actors have to make an audition tape that shows us performing a monologue. We have no live audience, but we are still trying to impress an audience. So what I...

I thought he was looking for non elastic thread. I have infinity thread v2 and it is great highly invisible thread. I used it even under direct sunlight and flourecent lighting.

well the thing is that it all depends on the situation, all thread can be seen it isn't really invisible. But it can be, let me explain. If you use Invisible thread and you float a dollar bill spectators are looking for a thread, in this situation I hope you took all the necessary precautions...

Well before Nefesch gets a completly bad rep. On his dvds are some cool ideas and practicle tricks to perform for people on the street. I especially love egged and frozen.

Look for stuff called wholy nylon, or cotton.

I just realized, I do not recall seeing them perform for an audience. SO since I havn't actually seen a video of them actually performing magic I really cannot pass judgement on them.

This is just a thought, Spectators reactions which is stronger, Loud OMGs or SIlence?

Right the bottom deal is a slieght not a magic trick. You have to rework it to become a magic trick. So in a sense the bottom deal is a utility move and not magic.

Thank you all who watched it, and have a great night.

It is for a battle and I just couldn't wait. Also thanks for the comments thus far.