t11.bulletin - CRUSH by Eric Ross / full preview video
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I saw my friends from school in the trailer. I found it funny when I asked them about what the magician in Times Square showed them, they said "a card trick."
Which guy was your friend?
This depends on a variety of factors (all of which are discussed in the video). Via either method, the effect is largely the same: the bottle slowly crushes by itself. The crush is pretty dramatic in either method - which is why we included both. In the instructional part of the video, you'll see a VERY pronounced, severe crush using both methods.
Just ordered my copy. This trick looks PERFECT for me, as in my high school, there are thousands of people and a seemingly limitless number of plastic water bottles.
Anyways, I really need a good trick to re-spark my creativity; as I have been out of performing for quite a while now - mainly because of school related athletics.
I can't wait to perform this for all of my buddies in class next week!
Anyways, I really need a good trick to re-spark my creativity; as I have been out of performing for quite a while now - mainly because of school related athletics.
I can't wait to perform this for all of my buddies in class next week!
I can't wait!
I just finished putting my order in, and I cannot wait to finally receive this and have it be part of my close-up performance! Thank you Theory11 for releasing some of the best magic effects out on the magic market today!
I just finished putting my order in, and I cannot wait to finally receive this and have it be part of my close-up performance! Thank you Theory11 for releasing some of the best magic effects out on the magic market today!
Ordered my copy, hope this is practical and usable int he real world as they said haha, although im sure it will be awesome.
J.B sorry for the double post but i have a question, do you perform this regularly? and of so what version do you use the most/ is your fav method
The entire crowd of kids from 1:07 from 1:11. None of them remember ever seeing anything with a bottle.
He was speaking some kind of Wookie language.
My order is in, along with Split Spades. Schweeeeet.
Personally, my preference would be the ungimmicked method due to the circumstances in which I usually perform. Most of the time when I perform something today, it's not a planned event - it's for friends and acquaintances. That said, I used to perform working gigs (theater shows) quite often, and in that environment I would have definitely favored the gimmicked handling. Moral of the story is that it 100% depends on when and where you perform. But I do believe that for pretty much any performance environment, one of the two methods provided will work.
I'd be willing to bet a bunch that the bottle you posted would work perfectly with this effect. Ripples HELP - not hurt. Ripples increase the crunchy sounds. I like crunchy sounds.
