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Justin McWilliams 1983 - 2005 New Jersey 157 Posts |
Ok everyone I have a little term for a certain genre of magic. It's the kind of stuff that you do where it just leaves people saying, "I must be on something." I consider things like ashes to ashes, the web, out of this world, that kind of stuff if any one else can think of other stuff like that, tell me what you consider to be that.
Hey I'm a magician, i've never told a lie.....oops:o/
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StreetMagicMagician New user California 10 Posts |
Hmm... I don't know if this would count or not but Card-Toon is very awesome and a clever trick.
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Vincenzo Loyal user Canada 215 Posts |
Tricks where stuff happens in the spectator's hands.
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Mark Martinez Inner circle Wisconsin 1276 Posts |
I agree with Vincenzo. When you can make things happen in their hands, they love that!
Magically,
Mark Success comes before work only in the dictionary. - Anonymous |
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Mago Mai Elite user Venezuela 485 Posts |
What about writing a prediction on a piece of paper, then tell him that you are thinking on what you just wrote and that you will try to transmit your thoughts to him. Ask him to tell you the first word that comes to his mind. Show him the paper and see his reaction.
Mago Mai
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ABlinkinn New user 1 Post |
I get that reaction with my packet tricks. And the haunted bill. It's a great reaction.
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denny_Corby Loyal user PA 240 Posts |
Try the Invisible deck, Brainwave, Strange Voyage, which can be found in close up card magic and on the Johnny Ace Palmer tapes. That trick kills people and Dr. Daley's last trick.
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Darck Ninja New user SLC-UTAH 76 Posts |
I think that the Micro-5 works that way, most people either run-away, cross themselves,or just sit there.
"The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science. He who does not know it and can no longer wonder, is as good as dead, and his eyes are dimmed." Einstein
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Great Domino Special user Canada 545 Posts |
I think performing Sankey's "What if?" from Secret Files #2 is a real crowd pleaser and teaser.
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Andrew E. Miller Inner circle Southern California 1428 Posts |
Deep Astonishment, Impression, Anniversary Waltz, Signed Card Tricks in general, all in the hands magic is mind-blowing.
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_member_ New user UK 5 Posts |
Ask someone to think of someone important to them, get them to write it down, centre tear it, do some cold reading, culminatng in the revelation of the name, there are not many stronger effects I do.
The resonance and impact directly depends on how much emotion you have got them to 'invest in the name' ie, if you ask them to write down the name of somone they know or someone who is 'important to them'. |
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Scott Xavier Inner circle 3672 Posts |
Cold reading is awesome...
I'm thinking of setting up shop as a cold reader in Grant Park in Chicago! It should be fun. Now to age my tarot deck... |
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james_magic Regular user Australia 124 Posts |
Anything by Paul Harris.
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Fantasy Knight Loyal user Toronto,Ontario,Canada 244 Posts |
Well I'd say Arm Twister really gets the spectator saying your on something as well as them, lol so I think anything where you alter something of their's into a magic piece and yes if done in their hands better yet.
But if you're looking for an effect that is going to get that responce, do Bill in Tube or Pen, etc... because they will definitely think their on drugs for giving you their money in the first place!!
Grew up near one of the greatest minds in magic the late Stewart James, in a town called Wallaceburg just 15 mins from Courtright where James could be found, time and time again he would inspire me to always be creative and just love all magic.
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NJJ Inner circle 6437 Posts |
I think that any effect performed slowly and with great care will create that sensation in an audience.
Its great fun when it happens! |
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BryanDreyfus Loyal user 293 Posts |
I have to agree with nicholas... anything done well will do.
I have trouble with listing effects that "kill". What it does is create a monster. Soon, everyone will be doing that "killer" effect instead of making what they already do a "killer" effect. Far better to post "how can we make xxx effect a killer effect". Bryan
Oh sure, I can spell "Antidisestablishmentarianism", but I can't type t-h-e.
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wassabi_87 Loyal user moscow, idaho 226 Posts |
Definitely the invisible deck, well worth it.
bike during the day,
do magic at night, and very early the next morning, homework. |
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Turk Inner circle Portland, OR 3546 Posts |
I agree with:
Impromptu Out of This World Card Warp Ashes in Palm Invisible Deck However, I'd also add: IT, if used correctly (no bouncy-bouncy "floating" $ bill). Especially for non-levitating movement like cutting a deck of cards, having the IT graze a spectator's arm hairs, moving a fork on the table, etc. Turk
Magic is a vanishing Art.
This must not be Kansas anymore, Toto. Eschew obfuscation. |
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aranaza New user London, England 53 Posts |
Deep astonishment must be worth a mention.
Leaves punters thinking WT!!! |
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Turk Inner circle Portland, OR 3546 Posts |
I had forgotten this effect I used to do:
About 20 years ago, Doug Henning did a Rubik's Cube effect on one of his TV specials where he twisted the cube up into a mess and then he threw it into the air, caught it and it was solved!! This was a close-up magic effect and only used one cube. No switches, No topit. Just the one cube. Now THAT had people checking their reality. Turk
Magic is a vanishing Art.
This must not be Kansas anymore, Toto. Eschew obfuscation. |