I would say a large majority of the time I perform for someone afterwards I learn something about the effect. Usually I learn something that I would never think of unless I actually perfrom the trick. Either I realize something I did made the trick better or worse. Often I am suprised by something the spectator said, saw, thought they saw, etc. Elements of the performance that I might not think were important may amaze the spectator and vice versa.
My question is do others after a performance make notes about it? For instance spectator very suspicious of certain move, spectator asked this question, etc. Or do most of you simply mentally note ways to improve after performing? Look forward to your responses.
My question is do others after a performance make notes about it? For instance spectator very suspicious of certain move, spectator asked this question, etc. Or do most of you simply mentally note ways to improve after performing? Look forward to your responses.