Exposé - Linking Hula Hoops

I'd like to ask about Totally out of Control. The book (availability), the DVD (when, and/or if?), the sequel (after the first two are settled).

Hello Chris, here is a question that Ive discussed with some of my colleagues, " How do you practice? " To go more in depth, starting from an idea such as "Cloth and Pence" from TOOC, how does one practice..piecing it together...to create a piece of astonishment. Thought processes, mirror work, audience testing, materials, more or less moves, visual over non-visual, etc. I think alot of new magicians would love to hear on where to start, and what are certain pro's and con's of practicing. Thanks again C:K Michael Weiss

Pardon my typo ... the last part of my second question should read: "What kinds of things do you resort to in order to re-stimulate the creativity muscles when the energy starts to wane or the ideas just don't seem to be coming?

Two Questions for Chris Kenner: 1. While I'm sure it works from many (and all) directions, when it comes to the creative team for David Copperfield, do you most often start from a proposed premise and figure out how to make that happen (e.g., David wants to be able to tap dance across the top of a series of water jets that rise to meet his steps) or do you most often start with methods and work from there (e.g., look at this clever way I worked out for vanishing an orange close-up; I bet we could scale and adapt this to allow David to vanish a hot air balloon)? Or perhaps another approach? 2. I'm presuming that there are a lot of brainstorming sessions the creative team participates in. What kind of things have you done/do you do to help such a group of creative individuals get their creative juices flowing at the top of such a meeting? What kinds of things do you resort to when to re-stimulate the creativity muscles when the energy starts to wane or the ideas just don't seem to be coming?

CK is David Copperfield going yo be coming to the UK?

This is for Chris Kenner, when was the last time you were fooled?

Question for Chris Kenner: Are there any projects that you will be looking to work on in the future?

Question for Chris kenner : Who were your big influences in magic when you were starting out?

CK!!! When you created Sybil, did you ever imagine that cardistry would advance to where it is now? Did you ever hope or think that concept would inspire people as much as it has? Also, how often do you personally practice cardistry?

Question for CK: What is your favorite clothing store?

I need a mic like that! What is it called for heavens sake?

Love this show! LOVE the new Expose!

Great show guys! CK: I'm stoked to see TMODC (The Magic Of David Copperfield) on Facebook, Twitter, other social media. Its great to see the personal interaction with the public. How do you see the digital medium evolving DCDI as a show, a company internally and externally. Would this be streaming a live show to audiences? Or A live worldwide digital event of some sort?

Here's a question for CK: If you could go back in time to when you were starting in magic, what advice do you WISH someone had told you THEN what you know NOW?

haha velma is awesome... sorry dalton...