this video is 2009 IBM convention in nashville close-up first prize act
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE8GN4J4KTw
(japan tv program 'God Hands 2')
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IBM convention 2009 close-up part first prize act
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this video is 2009 IBM convention in nashville close-up first prize act
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gE8GN4J4KTw
(japan tv program 'God Hands 2')
Not surprising to me, a well executed, flowing routine with multiple climaxes. Each one better than the last, basically self contained.
The methods varied from the first to the second, and even if it wasn't 'magician fooling' it was very entertaining. Would have liked to know what his theme really was, and english variation would be nice.
The methods varied from the first to the second, and even if it wasn't 'magician fooling' it was very entertaining. Would have liked to know what his theme really was, and english variation would be nice.
Yeah so did I, I'm not knocking the routine on it's own. It just didn't strike me as something you would show to magicians as they would be following along pretty much the entire time.
And yeah English would help because I have no idea what the deal was with the letter at the beginning. And I am sure everyone here knew, when he put the letter back on the stand/clip, that the climax would be cards travelling to there.
And yeah English would help because I have no idea what the deal was with the letter at the beginning. And I am sure everyone here knew, when he put the letter back on the stand/clip, that the climax would be cards travelling to there.
Except at Magic Conventions.
He meant to say,
Magic shouldn't be made to perform for magicians.
and i'd assume that in any magic competition they wouldn't judge on how well you can fool magicians.
They said what I was going to. Magicians aren't going to be the ones paying your bills, usually, so who cares if you fool them? I thought this routine was awesome.
He killed it you see that guy's face at the end? Nice routine if you ask me. Results speak for themselves.