Prototype

[debugger48]

This is a card trick that I created:


http://videolog.uol.com.br/debuggermagic/videos/479682


Before anyone ask, this is not a camera trick, this can be performed 100% live.

 

[cedwards90]

I didnt like it, nothing was motivated, and two random 5 of hearts...? why?

 

[debugger48]

I only used the 5 of hearts because of prop supplys, they were the only cards that I had that made this effect possible.

 

[industrialchild]

I was impressed with it, but it does need a little motivation. Other than that it looks incredible. If you did not state before that it was not a camera trick, I would have sworn it was.

Good job!

 

[Jacob L]

Really good concept, the switch was sweet.
I agree with industrialchild as is does need more work, create some better patter than "now i'm going to....and then do..."
I'm sure this can become a very good effect with some touch ups.

Your boy,
Fez

 

[debugger48]

Thanks for the comments.

I know the patter isn´t the best, but that´s mostly because I´m from Brazil, and my english isn´t great, but I´ll try to work on that anyways.

 

[FOO:L]

this can be performed 100% live.

doubt it. the switch is so angle sensitive it hurts me. and the blue to red switch? heh. please.

 

[JustinWay13]

doubt it. the switch is so angle sensitive it hurts me. and the blue to red switch? heh. please.

I'm going to assume that you THINK you know how to do the trick. I am not going to say I do because to tell you the truth... I don't. I think that this effect was incredible. I LOVE a new effect and think that this was amazing. I will quote Kat Williams from the Pimp Chronicles 2. "There are hater. They don't hate you but they hate good sh*t." I'm not here to start something but I don't see why people are always worried about doing a trick live. I think everyone should look at the beauty of a trick and not just "I want to see you do it live". Anyways Loved the effect. I can understand your reasonings for your patter, as long as you can make it exciting in your own language, I love it.

Thanks

Justin Way

 

[FOO:L]

"There are hater. They don't hate you but they hate good sh*t." I'm not here to start something but I don't see why people are always worried about doing a trick live.

i assure you. i dont hate good ****. i enjoy being fooled completely and utterly. i appreciate good magic when i see it.

also, magic is all about being performed live you cretin.

 

[JustinWay13]

i assure you. i dont hate good ****. i enjoy being fooled completely and utterly. i appreciate good magic when i see it.

also, magic is all about being performed live you cretin.

I am not here to argue with you. Magic is supposed to be enjoyed LIVE but when you can not see him LIVE you can not really criticize his performance or study his angles thoroughly. I love being called names by the way. It makes me feel better about myself And don't make a "FOO:L" (haha get it) out of yourself by saying stuff like
[/QUOTE]and the blue to red switch? heh. please.[/QUOTE]

Because I find that to be very disrespectful

Thanks

Justin

 

[debugger48]

doubt it. the switch is so angle sensitive it hurts me. and the blue to red switch? heh. please.

Well, first of all, when you perform live, you´ve got misdirection, something almost impossible to do on video, because you can always rewind.
Also, if you´re not comfortable with this handling, you can come up with an alternate one.
And finally, the if you´re not familiar with the blue to red transformation, don´t assume it doesn´t exist.

 

[industrialchild]

I am definitely not familiar with a change that visual. I love it because even though it happens very quickly, there is this sense of this morphing effect with the colors of the cards; and then it hits you: Wait! Now there's a single card there, and now there's two cards in the middle...and it was at that point where my brain melted...

Thank you for that.

Sincerely,
David