Thread Magic (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Tricks, bei denen ein unbewegliches Objekt ohne sichtbare Ursache bewegt wird, sind wahrscheinlich die mysteriösesten und effektivsten in der Magie. Solch ein Trick wirkt am meisten wie echte Magie, besonders wenn er direkt unter den Nase der Zuschauer durchgeführt wird.

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• Jeff McBride präsentiert seine hands-off-Version des aufsteigenden Karten-Tricks
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• Michael Ammar zeigt das fliegende Scheinbriefchen, das ihn vor Johnny Carson beeindruckte
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• Eugene Burger macht eine ausgewählte Karte mysteriös aus einem Hut hervorkriechen lassen
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• Jeff Sheridan animiert ein kleines Kapsel und levitiert einen Zuschauer-Ring
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• Harry Allen zeigt seine Version des klassischen fliegenden Bars-Tricks von Steve Dusheck
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• Dan Harlan demonstriert seine Fähigkeiten der psychokinetischen Wirkung mit einem oft untersuchten Löffel
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Die erfolgreiche Nutzung von Fäden in einer Magie-Performance - also das Erreichen des Eindrucks von Bewegung oder sogar Levitation - ist voller Fallen. In den meisten Tricks dieser Art, ob es sich um ein fliegendes Scheinbriefchen im Raum oder David Copperfield, der über die Bühne fliegt, handelt, ist die beste Vermutung eines modernen Publikums in Bezug auf die tatsächliche Methode wahrscheinlich ziemlich nahe dran. Wie der große Carl Ballantine oft sagte: „Wie könnte es anders sein...?“ Mit den Anleitungen der hervorragenden Magier auf diesem Download wirst du gut vorbereitet, um diese beeindruckenden Demonstrationen zu deinem Repertoire von Wundern hinzuzufügen - und sie korrekt durchzuführen!

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Kundalini Aufsteigen – Jeff McBride
Fliegender Scheinbriefchen-Trick – Michael Ammar
Karte und Hut – Eugene Burger
Kaltes Kapsel – Jeff Sheridan
Wunderbar – Harry Allen
Psychose Löffel / Elektrische Finger – Dan Harlan

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Originale englische Beschreibung

"Those effects in which an inanimate object moves without any visible cause are perhaps the most mysterious and effective in all magic. Such a trick more than any other seems like real magic, especially when it is accomplished...at close range directly under the noses of the spectators." And, with these words, which introduced a key chapter in his classic book, Pet Secrets, Al Baker began an entirely new sub-genre of magic.

On this Download, you'll find six modern masters of magic who have all created miracles with the clever use of unseen threads. First up are two performers who present effects that have become reputation makers for each of them. Jeff McBride offers his hands-off version of the rising card while Michael Ammar follows with the floating bill effect that he stunned Johnny Carson with. Next, Eugene Burger causes a selected card to crawl mysteriously out of a hat while Jeff Sheridan miraculously animates a small capsule and also levitates a spectator's ring. Harry Allen follows with his version of Steve Dusheck's classic floating bar while Dan Harlan demonstrates his powers of psychokinesis with a spoon that is examined repeatedly throughout the performance.

The road to the successful use of thread in a magic performance - that is, accomplishing the illusion of animation or even levitation - is fraught with pitfalls. In most effects of this kind, whether it's a dollar bill floating in the air or David Copperfield flying across a stage, the best guess as to how it's done by any modern audience is likely to be pretty close to the actual method. As the great Carl Ballantine was fond of saying, "How else...?" However, with the guidance of the fine magicians on this Download, you'll be well on your way to adding these amazing demonstrations to your own repertoire of miracles - and performing them the correct way!

Kundalini Rising - Jeff McBride
Floating Bill - Michael Ammar
Card and Hat - Eugene Burger
Cold Capsule - Jeff Sheridan
Wonderbar - Harry Allen
Psychic Spoon / Electric Fingers - Dan Harlan

Originale englische Beschreibung

"Those effects in which an inanimate object moves without any visible cause are perhaps the most mysterious and effective in all magic. Such a trick more than any other seems like real magic, especially when it is accomplished...at close range directly under the noses of the spectators." And, with these words, which introduced a key chapter in his classic book, Pet Secrets, Al Baker began an entirely new sub-genre of magic.

On this Download, you'll find six modern masters of magic who have all created miracles with the clever use of unseen threads. First up are two performers who present effects that have become reputation makers for each of them. Jeff McBride offers his hands-off version of the rising card while Michael Ammar follows with the floating bill effect that he stunned Johnny Carson with. Next, Eugene Burger causes a selected card to crawl mysteriously out of a hat while Jeff Sheridan miraculously animates a small capsule and also levitates a spectator's ring. Harry Allen follows with his version of Steve Dusheck's classic floating bar while Dan Harlan demonstrates his powers of psychokinesis with a spoon that is examined repeatedly throughout the performance.

The road to the successful use of thread in a magic performance - that is, accomplishing the illusion of animation or even levitation - is fraught with pitfalls. In most effects of this kind, whether it's a dollar bill floating in the air or David Copperfield flying across a stage, the best guess as to how it's done by any modern audience is likely to be pretty close to the actual method. As the great Carl Ballantine was fond of saying, "How else...?" However, with the guidance of the fine magicians on this Download, you'll be well on your way to adding these amazing demonstrations to your own repertoire of miracles - and performing them the correct way!

Kundalini Rising - Jeff McBride
Floating Bill - Michael Ammar
Card and Hat - Eugene Burger
Cold Capsule - Jeff Sheridan
Wonderbar - Harry Allen
Psychic Spoon / Electric Fingers - Dan Harlan