Breach, is there formal review?

[clavis]

The intro video looks interesting, but I can't seem to find a formal review here.
Without revealing anything, I would like to know a bit about the follow issues:
1) is there a gimmick? Or some setup? I think the video mentioned about signed card, but the quality of the video did not reveal any signature.
2) is there clean-up after the effect? everything examinable?
3) how is the angle like? ok, aside from "top looking down" ;P can it be performed surrounded?

Thanks.

 

[JDENredden]

Breach is now in Idenity, that one is the gimmicked version. And its also in Dangerous, that one is the un-gimmicked version. So if you plan on getting either, its in them.

JDEN

 

[clavis]

Thanks Jden. I'm actually thinking about the download version from under the 1-on-1 section. I'll need to save up a bit for the Dangerous set, though...

 

[The Tumbleweed]

How does the gimmicked one differ? The un-gimmicked version seems a little imprac.

 

[jake the snake magic]

ehh the ungimmicked on isn't impractical i would say but difficult. Its better of a camera type of trick. I have never gotten to perform it nor do i think i will :-/

 

[visualartist]

I like the gimmicked one a heckuva lot better than the Dangerous DVD one.
You have to do a few movements with the cards which allows me to TALK to my audience and prepare them for whats about to happen while im setting up under their noses. I play this effect big.

 

[Jv]

Yeah, I agree, my favorite version of Breach would have to be the gimmicked one taught in Identity.

I love the moment when the cards are spread amongst the table, and with no explaination their card penetrates the glass.

 

[JDENredden]

The gimmicked one is by far better, if anyone remembers my CardThru trick, its almost identical to this version of Breach.

JDEN

 

[Geraint2k2]

I like the 1 on 1 version of breach......... problem is, i've never seen a glass table where ever I go... or perform.
Maybe the welsh cant be trusted with glass....