Comedy Paper Bag Blindfold Routine by Wolfgang Riebe video DOWNLOAD

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Vielleicht die lustigste Kartenfinte der Welt! Ein Zuschauer wird auf die Bühne eingeladen, um mit dem Magier an einer Kartenfinte zu arbeiten. Beide tragen Papierkörbchen als Augenbinde, während ein Versuch unternommen wird, eine Karte auszuwählen. Ein kleines Messer wird in den Routine hineingeführt, das der Magier vorhat, durch die gewählte Karte zu stechen, nachdem der Zuschauer den ganzen großen Kartendeckel in die Luft wirft. Alles schiefgeht und das Publikum lacht sich kaputt. Schließlich identifiziert der Magier erfolgreich die gewählte Karte.

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• Die Nutzung von unter $5 zu erwerbenden Materialien
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• 30 Jahre der Verfeinerung erklärt
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Rezension von John Tea: Wolfgang Riebe ist ein erfolgreicher internationaler Magier, der in über 150 Ländern und auf Kreuzfahrtschiffen aufgetreten ist. Er hat eigene TV-Shows. Er spezialisiert sich auf komische Magie, und die Comedy Paper Bag Blindfold Card Routine ist eine seiner Lieblingswirkungen. Seine Auswahl als eine der Favoriten spricht von dem Einfluss dieser Wirkung auf sein Publikum.

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Ein Zuschauer wird eingeladen, um mit dem Performer an einer Kartenfinte zu arbeiten. Um sicherzustellen, dass der Performer nicht sehen kann, welche Karte gewählt wurde, bietet er sich selbst eine Augenbinde an. Nach einigen Überlegungen schlägt er vor, dass auch der Zuschauer blindgelegt wird, um eine wahrhaft zufällige Wahl zu gewährleisten. Stattdessen werden neue große Papierkörbchen verwendet, die hygienischer sind als traditionelle Augenbinde.

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Nun kommt das lustige Teil, wo der Performer versucht, die Karten zu mischen und der Zuschauer versucht, eine Karte auszuwählen, ohne sehen zu können, was er tut! Schließlich wird eine Karte gewählt und wieder in das Deck eingemischt, während das Publikum lacht. Der Performer bringt ein kleines Messer hervor und sagt, dass er den Zuschauer bitten wird, das ganze Deck in die Luft zu werfen. Blindgelegt wird er versuchen, mit dem Messer durch das herabstürzende Kartendeck zu stechen und die gewählte Karte zu treffen.

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Der Performer wirft das Deck in die Luft, aber scheitert daran, irgendeine Karte zu durchstoßen. Er „verdächtigt“ den Zuschauer, nicht korrekt seine Anweisungen ausgeführt zu haben. Das Publikum sieht alles und weiß, dass weder der Performer noch der Zuschauer schuldig sind.

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Enttäuscht bringt der Performer sein Versicherungspaket hervor, das er gegen Unfälle in seiner Vorstellung gekauft hat. Nach weiteren Lachereien über das „Versicherungspaket“ wird die gewählte Karte endlich gefunden, während das Publikum noch mehr lacht!

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Du erhältst einen Link zu einer online-Anleitungsvideo. Das 35-minütige Video enthält eine Einführung, zwei live Performances, Diskussionen über den Erwerb der benötigten Gegenstände und eine vollständige Erklärung des ganzen Routines von Wolfgang Riebe.

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Diese Routine basiert auf dem Blindfold-Act von Mark Kornhauser, bei dem er einen Karten-Schwert verwendet. Wolfgang hat die gesamte Präsentation neu überdacht und verwendet Papierkörbchen anstelle der Augenbinde und ein gewöhnliches Küchenmesser anstelle des Karten-Schwertes. Die Augenbinde und das Karten-Schwert suggieren, dass es Magier-Gegenstände sind. Für Wolfgangs Routine sind Papierkörbchen und das Messer un-gimmicked. Dies bedeutet, dass die Wirkung an jedem Ort durchgeführt werden kann, solange man das „Versicherungspaket“ mitnimmt, da Papierkörbchen, Messer und Karten überall leicht zu erhalten sind.

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Wie erwähnt, ist der Anblick eines Papierkörbchens auf dem Kopf bereits ein Grund zum Lachen. Wolfgang zeigt dir, wie du einige lustige Sprüche einbeziehen kannst, um diese Routine auf den nächsten Niveau zu heben. Er mahnt jedoch davor, seine persönlichen Sprüche zu verwenden, damit du nicht als Wolfgang erscheinst, wenn du die Routine durchführst. Er erklärt das Psychologie hinter der Prämisse dieser Routine und zeigt dir, wie du die Präsentation sowie deine eigenen Sprüche anpassen kannst, um deinem Performer-Charakter anzupassen. Er bespricht auch seine Vorliebe für den Kartenformat, das auf der Bühne verwendet wird, und wie man den richtigen Zuschauer auswählt, um sie nicht zu verletzen (da sie den Papierkörbchen über den Kopf müssen).

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Dies ist eine Routine, die sich mindestens einmal pro Minute lachen lässt. Sie dauert etwa 5 Minuten. Sie packt klein, spielt aber groß. Sie verwendet Gegenstände, die leicht und billig ersetzt werden können, außer dem Versicherungspaket. Du erhältst ein PDF-Datei zum Drucken deines eigenen Versicherungspakets.

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Wenn du dich für komische Magie interessierst, kannst du diese Routine nicht verpassen. Hoch empfohlen.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

Possibly the world's funniest card trick!

A spectator is asked to assist on stage with a card trick. Both the spectator and the magician wear a paper bag blindfold over their heads as a card is attempted to be selected! A large knife is introduced into the routine, which the magician intends to stab through the selected card when the spectator is instructed to toss the entire jumbo deck into the air. Everything goes wrong and the audience is in hysterics. Eventually, the magician identifies the card successfully. An incredibly commercial, funny and entertaining routine for any serious professional.

Includes:

- FULL explanation
- Sourcing what you need for UNDER $5
- 30 YEARS of refinement explained
- How to extract the BEST HUMOR
- Creating a REPUTATION BUILDER
- Every move/comment FINELY TUNED
- Pack small - PLAY BIG
- Perform this routine ANYWHERE
- EASY to do
- MAXIMUM entertainment
- GLOBAL appeal

Review from John Tea:

Wolfgang Riebe is a successful international magician, having performed in over 150 countries and on cruise ships, and has his own TV shows. He specializes in comedy magic, and the Comedy Paper Bag Blindfold Card Routine is one of his favorite effects. To be selected as one of his favorites speaks volumes of the impact that this effect has on his audience. This is truly a uniquely hilarious trick.

A spectator is invited on stage to help the performer with a card trick. To ensure that the performer does not get to see what card is being chosen, he volunteers to blindfold himself. After some contemplation, he suggests the spectator also be blindfolded so that he cannot see the cards and his choice would be a truly random one. Instead of using cloth blindfolds which the performer claims is non-hygienic (this is true), he brings out brand new large-sized paper bags to put over their heads. The sight of a paper bag over the head of anyone is funny enough to make the audience laugh. Here, both the performer and the spectator each has a paper bag put over their heads.

Now comes the hilarious part where the performer tries to shuffle the cards and the spectator tries to select a card, and both of them cannot see what they are doing! Eventually, one card is selected and shuffled back into the deck, amidst more laughter from the audience.

The performer brings out a small knife and says he will ask the spectator to throw the entire deck into the air. While blindfolded, he will lunge the knife into the cascading cards and hope to stab the one selected card. Now comes another hilarious part where the blindfolded spectator throws the deck into the air and tries to get out of the way of the performer's knife.

The performer lunges the knife but fails to pierce any card. He "blames" the spectator for not carrying out his instructions properly. The audience can see everything and knows that neither the performer nor the spectator is to be blamed.

Disappointed, the performer brings out his insurance policy he purchased against things that can go wrong in his performance. After more laughter from the "insurance policy," the selected card is finally found, amidst great laugher from the audience!

You receive a link to an online instruction video. The 35-minute video comprises an introduction, 2 live performances, discussion on how to obtain the props, and a full explanation of the complete routine by Wolfgang Riebe.

This routine is inspired by Mark Kornhauser's blindfold act in which he uses a card-sword. Wolfgang has re-thought through the entire presentation and uses paper bags instead of blindfolds and an ordinary kitchen knife instead of the card-sword. The blindfold and the card-sword suggest they are magician's props. For Wolfgang's routine, both the paper bags and the knife are un-gimmicked. This means the effect can be performed at any venue by just carrying the "insurance policy," as the paper bags, knife and playing cards can be obtained almost anywhere.

As mentioned previously, the sight of a paper bag over someone's head is already a cause for much laughter. Wolfgang shows you how to include some hilarious patter that lifts this routine to the next level. However, he cautions against using his personal patter so that you will not end up being another Wolfgang when you perform this routine. He explains the psychology behind the premise of this routine and shows you how you can customize the presentation as well as your own patter to suit your performing persona. He also discusses his preference for the size of the playing cards to be used on stage, and how to select the proper spectator so as not to offend them (as they have to don the paper bag over their head).

This is a laugh-a-minute comedy routine that runs for about 5 minutes. It packs small yet plays big. It uses props that are easily and cheaply replaceable, except for the insurance policy. You get a PDF file to print and make your own insurance policy.

If you are into comedy magic, you will not want to miss out on this routine.

Highly recommended.

Originale englische Beschreibung

Possibly the world's funniest card trick!

A spectator is asked to assist on stage with a card trick. Both the spectator and the magician wear a paper bag blindfold over their heads as a card is attempted to be selected! A large knife is introduced into the routine, which the magician intends to stab through the selected card when the spectator is instructed to toss the entire jumbo deck into the air. Everything goes wrong and the audience is in hysterics. Eventually, the magician identifies the card successfully. An incredibly commercial, funny and entertaining routine for any serious professional.

Includes:

- FULL explanation
- Sourcing what you need for UNDER $5
- 30 YEARS of refinement explained
- How to extract the BEST HUMOR
- Creating a REPUTATION BUILDER
- Every move/comment FINELY TUNED
- Pack small - PLAY BIG
- Perform this routine ANYWHERE
- EASY to do
- MAXIMUM entertainment
- GLOBAL appeal

Review from John Tea:

Wolfgang Riebe is a successful international magician, having performed in over 150 countries and on cruise ships, and has his own TV shows. He specializes in comedy magic, and the Comedy Paper Bag Blindfold Card Routine is one of his favorite effects. To be selected as one of his favorites speaks volumes of the impact that this effect has on his audience. This is truly a uniquely hilarious trick.

A spectator is invited on stage to help the performer with a card trick. To ensure that the performer does not get to see what card is being chosen, he volunteers to blindfold himself. After some contemplation, he suggests the spectator also be blindfolded so that he cannot see the cards and his choice would be a truly random one. Instead of using cloth blindfolds which the performer claims is non-hygienic (this is true), he brings out brand new large-sized paper bags to put over their heads. The sight of a paper bag over the head of anyone is funny enough to make the audience laugh. Here, both the performer and the spectator each has a paper bag put over their heads.

Now comes the hilarious part where the performer tries to shuffle the cards and the spectator tries to select a card, and both of them cannot see what they are doing! Eventually, one card is selected and shuffled back into the deck, amidst more laughter from the audience.

The performer brings out a small knife and says he will ask the spectator to throw the entire deck into the air. While blindfolded, he will lunge the knife into the cascading cards and hope to stab the one selected card. Now comes another hilarious part where the blindfolded spectator throws the deck into the air and tries to get out of the way of the performer's knife.

The performer lunges the knife but fails to pierce any card. He "blames" the spectator for not carrying out his instructions properly. The audience can see everything and knows that neither the performer nor the spectator is to be blamed.

Disappointed, the performer brings out his insurance policy he purchased against things that can go wrong in his performance. After more laughter from the "insurance policy," the selected card is finally found, amidst great laugher from the audience!

You receive a link to an online instruction video. The 35-minute video comprises an introduction, 2 live performances, discussion on how to obtain the props, and a full explanation of the complete routine by Wolfgang Riebe.

This routine is inspired by Mark Kornhauser's blindfold act in which he uses a card-sword. Wolfgang has re-thought through the entire presentation and uses paper bags instead of blindfolds and an ordinary kitchen knife instead of the card-sword. The blindfold and the card-sword suggest they are magician's props. For Wolfgang's routine, both the paper bags and the knife are un-gimmicked. This means the effect can be performed at any venue by just carrying the "insurance policy," as the paper bags, knife and playing cards can be obtained almost anywhere.

As mentioned previously, the sight of a paper bag over someone's head is already a cause for much laughter. Wolfgang shows you how to include some hilarious patter that lifts this routine to the next level. However, he cautions against using his personal patter so that you will not end up being another Wolfgang when you perform this routine. He explains the psychology behind the premise of this routine and shows you how you can customize the presentation as well as your own patter to suit your performing persona. He also discusses his preference for the size of the playing cards to be used on stage, and how to select the proper spectator so as not to offend them (as they have to don the paper bag over their head).

This is a laugh-a-minute comedy routine that runs for about 5 minutes. It packs small yet plays big. It uses props that are easily and cheaply replaceable, except for the insurance policy. You get a PDF file to print and make your own insurance policy.

If you are into comedy magic, you will not want to miss out on this routine.

Highly recommended.