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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiO07kFOfvs
I put it back up on my new channel for those who havent seen it
I put it back up on my new channel for those who havent seen it
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What is it with you people and everything having to be impromptu? That should not be a factor on how good an effect is.
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Mystifier1
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well no levitation can be done anywhere at anytime there is always set up.
This is a stage illusion called the floating lightbulb...so yes this can be done live
Why have you got Watch in HD, when you filmed this on what a Digital camera and edited it in Windows Movie Maker?
JDEN
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Mystifier1
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Oh, is that right? Funny, that. You see, you posted the same video in a T11 battle...
The really funny thing is though, in the voting thread, you said:
It can be done live, you say?
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Mystifier1
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Yeah becuase if I were on stage i could use this exact same method a pole and an assitant. Nothiing would change. This is a stage effect just like the floating lightbulb. So yes it can be done live.
If you ask me, using a pole and an assistant is a bit excessive for a simple floating card effect. Regardless, I admit it looked pretty decent on camera. To everyone else criticizing this effect for its lack of practicality in the real world, I recommend researching some classic Invisible Thread Reel (ITR) work. This same thing can be duplicated using a standard reel and some tension control. I've managed to do similar levitations using other objects. It produces the same exact effect for anyone interested. I hear Michael Ammar's Easy to Master Thread Miracles is an awesome source to learn thread magic. I believe I learned the basics from the Tarbell course... can't be positive, but I do know there's a practical method to this effect for people doing close-up magic "anytime, anywhere."
RS.
RS.
Oh yeah, you're right about that romeo, IT work is perfect for this sort of stuff, and at least for card levitations, it's pretty easy as well.