Thumbtips (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Der Thumbtip ist eines der am häufigsten und wertvollsten Gimmicks in der Magie. Allerdings wird es oft schlecht genutzt. Trotz wiederholter Exposuren kann er immer noch Wunder bewirken, wenn man ihn richtig und vorsichtig verwendet.

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• Michael Ammar präsentiert mit nur ein paar Münzen eine tiefgründige Geschichte, die Ihr Publikum nie vergessen wird.
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• Richard Osterlind öffnet ein signiertes Päckchen Zuckerersatz und wundert es wieder herbei.
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• Roger Klause zaubert Silbermünzen aus dem Nichts mit nur einem geliehenen Dollarchein.
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• Alexander de Cova und Paul Wilson überraschen Sie mit ihrem traditionellen Handtuchverschwinden.
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• Jeff Sheridan präsentiert zwei klassische Thumbtip-Nummern, während Ted Lesley und Dan Harlan Tricks für ein Stand-up-Auftritt demonstrieren.
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• Fernando Keops und Steve Dacri verwandeln größere Bühnen-Tricks in starke Close-Ups. Al Schneider macht mit nichts als einem geliehenen Zehncentstück eine quainte Mystik.
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• Paul Diamond bietet ein fortgeschrittenes Kursvideo über Thumbtip-Techniken, die Ihr eigenes Handhaben erheblich verbessern werden.

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Rund um dieses Video gibt es 14 Performer und Nummern, die beweisen, dass der Thumbtip noch viel magisches Leben hat. Länge ca. 1 Std 40 Min.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

The thumb tip is one of the most utilized and valuable gimmicks in magic but it also wins the title of perhaps its most badly used. However, the thumb tip, despite repeated exposures, can still create miracles when used properly and judiciously.

On this video, you'll see ways to use a thumb tip that you've never dreamed of. Michael Ammar presents a poignant story with just a few coins that your audience will always remember. Richard Osterlind tears open a signed packet of sugar substitute and miraculously restores it while Roger Klause conjures silver coins from thin air with just a borrowed dollar bill. If you think you know the traditional vanishing handkerchief, you're about to be badly fooled by Alexander de Cova and Paul Wilson. Jeff Sheridan offers his versions of two classic thumb tip pieces while Ted Lesley and Dan Harlan demonstrate effects suitable for a stand-up performance. Larger stage tricks like 20th Century Silks and Blendo are turned into powerful close-up effects by Fernando Keops and Steve Dacri and Al Schneider performs a quaint mystery with nothing more than a borrowed dime. Rounding out this set is Paul Diamond with a post-graduate course in thumb tip work with finesses that will vastly improve your own handling of this marvelous tool.

Don't be misled by those who dismiss the thumb tip as "old school." There are a dozen performers and 14 performances and explanations here that provide conclusive evidence that there's still a lot of magical life left in this wonderful utility gimmick.

Michael Ammar
41-cent Miracle

Richard Osterlind
Sweet and Low

Roger Klause
The Miser's Cornucopia

Alexander de Cova
Purse Swindle (Courtesy of Murphy's Magic Inc.)

Ted Lesley
Coin Through Sleeves

Al Schneider
Vanishing Dime

Jeff Sheridan
Cigarette in the Coat

Alexander der Cova
Blank Cheque Transpo (Courtesy of Murphy's Magic Inc)

Fernando Keops
Mini 20th Century

Jeff Sheridan
Vanishing and Reappearing Water

Paul Diamond
Thumb Tip Lecture

Steve Dacri
Mini Blendo

Paul Wilson
Tipless

Dan Harlan
World's Saddest Trick

Running Time Approximately 1 hr 40 min

Originale englische Beschreibung

The thumb tip is one of the most utilized and valuable gimmicks in magic but it also wins the title of perhaps its most badly used. However, the thumb tip, despite repeated exposures, can still create miracles when used properly and judiciously.

On this video, you'll see ways to use a thumb tip that you've never dreamed of. Michael Ammar presents a poignant story with just a few coins that your audience will always remember. Richard Osterlind tears open a signed packet of sugar substitute and miraculously restores it while Roger Klause conjures silver coins from thin air with just a borrowed dollar bill. If you think you know the traditional vanishing handkerchief, you're about to be badly fooled by Alexander de Cova and Paul Wilson. Jeff Sheridan offers his versions of two classic thumb tip pieces while Ted Lesley and Dan Harlan demonstrate effects suitable for a stand-up performance. Larger stage tricks like 20th Century Silks and Blendo are turned into powerful close-up effects by Fernando Keops and Steve Dacri and Al Schneider performs a quaint mystery with nothing more than a borrowed dime. Rounding out this set is Paul Diamond with a post-graduate course in thumb tip work with finesses that will vastly improve your own handling of this marvelous tool.

Don't be misled by those who dismiss the thumb tip as "old school." There are a dozen performers and 14 performances and explanations here that provide conclusive evidence that there's still a lot of magical life left in this wonderful utility gimmick.

Michael Ammar
41-cent Miracle

Richard Osterlind
Sweet and Low

Roger Klause
The Miser's Cornucopia

Alexander de Cova
Purse Swindle (Courtesy of Murphy's Magic Inc.)

Ted Lesley
Coin Through Sleeves

Al Schneider
Vanishing Dime

Jeff Sheridan
Cigarette in the Coat

Alexander der Cova
Blank Cheque Transpo (Courtesy of Murphy's Magic Inc)

Fernando Keops
Mini 20th Century

Jeff Sheridan
Vanishing and Reappearing Water

Paul Diamond
Thumb Tip Lecture

Steve Dacri
Mini Blendo

Paul Wilson
Tipless

Dan Harlan
World's Saddest Trick

Running Time Approximately 1 hr 40 min