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\n\nHarlan The Trade Show video ke stažení Prezentac stažení Prezentace na veletrhu v tomto svazku demonstruje, jak může uměl umělec vyvolat tajemství, vzrušení a především dav ve velmi konkurenčním pr prostředí veletrhu. Ačkoli se všechny efekty soustředí na ústřední téma prá práce na veletrhu, ve hře je široká škála zápletek a metod, které zaujmou j jakoukoli skupinu diváků. Show začíná „Repeat Business“, verzí klasického S Six-Opakování karet, které zaručeně vzbudí zájem, protože šance pro diváky vyhrát hodnotnou cenu se zdánlivě množí Harlanovi na dosah ruky. Potom, aby aby zdůraznil výhody produktu nebo služby, které jsou na výstavě zastoupeny, Dan používá další klasický kousek kouzel, profesorovu noční můr můru, v efektu, který nazývá „cena, kvalita, služba“. První část show zakon zakončí "Loose Ends", Harlanovou verzí Roztrhaného a obnoveného u ubrousku, doplněnou klasickým přísavým koncem, který jistě vzbudí smích a z zvýší pozornost diváků. K zahájení další sady efektů používá Harlan dva div diváky a dvě roztrhané dolarové bankovky ve filmu „Value“, skvělém přepraco přepracování Grant's Million Dollar Mystery, dílu, který používá k podt podtržení záruky společnosti na vrácení peněz. Dvě jednodolarové bankovky j jsou otevřeně roztrženy napůl a jedna polovina je dána příslušnému divákovi, zatímco další dvě poloviny jsou spáleny. Zničené poloviny jsou ne nejen obnoveny, ale bylo zjištěno, že se nacházejí na nemožném místě, které bylo po celou dobu pod kontrolou diváka. Tento vysoce zábavný kousek dokonale navazuje na „Důvěřuj mi“, ve kterém Dan rozbije a následně obnoví divákovy vypůjčené náramkové hodinky. Na závěr scény předvede Harlan skladb skladbu „No Worries“, svůj pohled na Slydiniho klasiku Paper Balls Over the the Head, trik, který hraje ohromně a je ideální pro budování publika na ve veletrhu. V závěrečném setu Dan začíná záhadnou verzí Záhady hotelu prodava prodavače s použitím jen několika hracích karet, ale zanechává přihlížející tajemství, o kterém budou diskutovat po zbytek dne. Poté přiná přináší klasiku – čínské spojovací prsteny – aby ilustroval, jak společnost navazuje spojení se svými zákazníky v díle, kterému říká „kompat „kompatibilita“. Opět je to perfektní trik, kvůli jeho vysoké viditelnosti, viditelnosti, jak vybudovat velký dav před stánkem veletrhu. Na konci show pak Dan předvede dárkový předmět – Three Card Monte – a povzbudí členy publ publika, aby si jednu vzali s sebou, aby mohli předvést trik pro své přátel přátele a rodinu (což je skvělý trik pro získání kontaktních informací spol společnosti. do rukou mnoha a mnoha potenciálních zákazníků!). Užijte si sh show a poté se připravte na to, že se naučíte tajemství mistra, jakmile bud bude odhalena každá nuance. Brzy i vy sbalíte malé a budete hrát ve velkém! velkém!\n\n\n\n\n\n

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Originální anglický popis

The Trade Show presentation on this volume demonstrates how a performer can generate mystery, excitement and, most of all, a crowd in the very competitive trade show environment. Though all of the effects center on the central theme of working a trade show, there's a wide variety of plots and methods in play that will captivate any group of spectators.The show begins with "Repeat Business," a version of the classic Six-Card Repeat that's guaranteed to generate interest as chances for the spectators to win a valuable prize seemingly multiply at Harlan's fingertips. Then, to underscore the benefits of the product or service being represented at the show, Dan uses another classic bit of conjuring, the Professor's Nightmare, in an effect he calls "Price, Quality, Service." He finishes the first portion of the show with "Loose Ends," Harlan's version of the Torn and Restored Napkin, complete with the classic sucker ending that's sure to garner laughs and enhance the attention of the spectators.

To begin the next set of effects, Harlan uses two spectators and two torn dollar bills in "Value," a great re-working of Grant's Million Dollar Mystery, a piece he uses to underscore the company's money-back guarantee. Two one-dollar bills are openly torn in half and one half is given to the appropriate spectator while the other two halves are burned. The destroyed halves are not only restored but found to be in an impossible location that was under the spectator's control at all times. This highly entertaining piece segues perfectly into "Trust Me," which features Dan smashing and then subsequently restoring a spectator's borrowed wristwatch. To close out the set, Harlan performs "No Worries," his take on Slydini's classic Paper Balls Over the Head, a trick that plays huge and is perfect for building trade show audiences.

In the final set, Dan begins with a puzzling version of the Salesman Hotel Mystery using just a few playing cards yet leaving the onlookers with a mystery they'll be discussing for the rest of the day. He then brings out a classic - the Chinese Linking Rings - to illustrate how the company makes connections with its customers in a piece he calls "Compatibility." Again, this is the perfect trick, because of its high visibility, to build a large crowd in front of a trade show booth. To end the show, Dan then demonstrates a giveaway item - the Three Card Monte - and encourages the audience members to take one with them so they can perform the trick for their friends and family (which is a brilliant stratagem for getting the company's contact information into the hands of many, many potential customers!)

Enjoy the show, then prepare to learn the secrets of a master as every nuance is revealed. Soon, you too will Pack Small, and Play Big!

Running Time Approximately: 1hr

Originální anglický popis

The Trade Show presentation on this volume demonstrates how a performer can generate mystery, excitement and, most of all, a crowd in the very competitive trade show environment. Though all of the effects center on the central theme of working a trade show, there's a wide variety of plots and methods in play that will captivate any group of spectators.The show begins with "Repeat Business," a version of the classic Six-Card Repeat that's guaranteed to generate interest as chances for the spectators to win a valuable prize seemingly multiply at Harlan's fingertips. Then, to underscore the benefits of the product or service being represented at the show, Dan uses another classic bit of conjuring, the Professor's Nightmare, in an effect he calls "Price, Quality, Service." He finishes the first portion of the show with "Loose Ends," Harlan's version of the Torn and Restored Napkin, complete with the classic sucker ending that's sure to garner laughs and enhance the attention of the spectators.

To begin the next set of effects, Harlan uses two spectators and two torn dollar bills in "Value," a great re-working of Grant's Million Dollar Mystery, a piece he uses to underscore the company's money-back guarantee. Two one-dollar bills are openly torn in half and one half is given to the appropriate spectator while the other two halves are burned. The destroyed halves are not only restored but found to be in an impossible location that was under the spectator's control at all times. This highly entertaining piece segues perfectly into "Trust Me," which features Dan smashing and then subsequently restoring a spectator's borrowed wristwatch. To close out the set, Harlan performs "No Worries," his take on Slydini's classic Paper Balls Over the Head, a trick that plays huge and is perfect for building trade show audiences.

In the final set, Dan begins with a puzzling version of the Salesman Hotel Mystery using just a few playing cards yet leaving the onlookers with a mystery they'll be discussing for the rest of the day. He then brings out a classic - the Chinese Linking Rings - to illustrate how the company makes connections with its customers in a piece he calls "Compatibility." Again, this is the perfect trick, because of its high visibility, to build a large crowd in front of a trade show booth. To end the show, Dan then demonstrates a giveaway item - the Three Card Monte - and encourages the audience members to take one with them so they can perform the trick for their friends and family (which is a brilliant stratagem for getting the company's contact information into the hands of many, many potential customers!)

Enjoy the show, then prepare to learn the secrets of a master as every nuance is revealed. Soon, you too will Pack Small, and Play Big!

Running Time Approximately: 1hr