Yep, I performed in a couple of times, the shot from the back was for a crowd, and the front one was for a TV. Both have different methods of appearance. Just wanted to convey how the crowd saw it.
It actually is the second part of my Running Man Vanish Illusion, which, for some reason. didn't appear here.
hmmm, nice video, but the back shot and front shot were not of the same performance. Did you perform this a couple of times and edit them together?
Is Dan Sylvester selling the eye popping gimmicks now?
The problem with these sorts of things is the lack of conviction of "amazement" in the audience. Its one of the bigger downfalls of Criss TV show (in addition to many others) if you take a step back and look at how an audience reacts when they really see something amazing vs when it seems like they are reacting on a cue, the contrast is very apparent. In this case from the "back" view you see the girl immediately start clapping upon the appearance of the guy, no surprise, just right on cue. I realize I'm looking at this from a magicians perspective, but I sense that laymen will usually assume its a stooge or setup, unless the scenario can very very convincingly seem to prove otherwise.
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