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obuch Regular user 197 Posts |
Hey guys, this is my coin routine that I am trying to get more visual. I don't post this in the coin section because I need advice like if its too fast, about the rythm of routine etc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sRVxe6DIro I'll appreciate any advice |
Justin N. Miller Inner circle 2457 Posts |
Ummm that was totally BADD A%%!
Nicely done my friend! JM |
jazzy snazzy Inner circle run off by a mob of Villagers wielding 2109 Posts |
Well done obuch!
The pacing looked fine to me. How are your angles?
"The secret of life is to look good from a distance."
-Charles Schulz |
whiteoakcanyon Special user 899 Posts |
I thought it looked great!
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mago.niko Loyal user Athens, Greece 286 Posts |
Hello mate.. You have executed some very difficult sleights and you have done a nice job.
But yes it was too fast.. Especially in the begining when you opened your hand after the retention vanish. You have to slow down and give some time to your audience to realize what hapened.. If you open your hand too soon they might understand that the coin is in the other hand... I believe you have to make your routine more magical (and not more visual). A very good advice I was given is that you have to be the first one to believe on what you 're doing. For example when you do a retention vanish act as if the coin is in your hand. Give yourself a little bit of time, make a magic gesture.. These little things can give your act a more magic sense.. Your technique is pretty good.. Keep up practicing I hope that helped!!
Searching for the magic side of life...
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Chad Sanborn Inner circle my fingers hurt from typing, 2205 Posts |
Wow! Great slight of hand, now focus on pacing, timing and presentation. It is indeed to fast. Slow down on the productions/vanishes and allow the audience to get the effect. Also, you look like the headless horse man. Show your face. Where you look or don't look is all part of the misdirection and overall effect. Sleight of hand isn't all about dexterity.
Keep up the good work! |
obuch Regular user 197 Posts |
Thanks for advice guys!
mago.niko I know that I should show the coin longer in the first moments but as I do it in front of a mirror it doesn't have that flow that I can have a coin and have it invisible in the fingertips if I do that slower. But then its too fast for the audience just like you said and... that's the problem that I don't know how resolve yet :/ Ah and didn't want to say it before some advice about overall look of the routine but it is a routine for magicians only. To be more precise its a part of a routine for a competition. I have more steady, slower, more "magical" routine for lay people. Chad I know what you are talking about, could look at this video and give me some advice about face impressions? Because I know I'm not doing them too good... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IipugcgSmr0 Its my own routine for lay people so its very diffrent fromm the first one. Jazzy, the angles are pretty much like the JW grip. Ecept the part when I wave my hand in front of another and do a mp, it may have little worse angles but I think if you have the angles for JW grip you can do the whole routine. Also the last vanish/production doesn't have as bad angles as it could appear. Ah and did you like the last vanish and production? lay people love it ok, so its a routine for magicians only, for a competition, so anyone please be as critical as you can get, I really want to perfect my whole act. I already have the whole act but I want to make some moments more visual like with this routine |