Chop Cup (World's Greatest Magic) video DOWNLOAD

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Od momentu tworzenia przez magikę Al Wheatley'ego (znane gościnnie jako Chop Chop) w latach 50. XX wieku, magicy oprawiają się coraz bardziej ciekawymi sposobami korzystania z Chop Cup. Ta podstawowa technika jednej szklanki i jednego piłki nadal fascynuje magiczną społeczność ze względu na jej deviousze wykorzystanie mechanizmu oraz lewistwo ręki do stworzenia atrakcyjnego i przemówiającego iluzorium. Na tym wideo spotkasz mistrzów Chop Cup, każdy z własnym podejściem do trucia. Znajdziesz klasyczne techniki takie jak John Mendoza, Danny Tong i Steve Dacri, którzy fascynują swoje publiczności prośnymi ale nadal niezrozumiałymi rutynami. Następnie mamy unikalne podejścia do trucia, takie jak David Regal, który zastępuje piłkę - nie dziwisz się! - małym miotakiem, a potem Gary Ouellet, który wykonuje pięknie choreografowaną (do muzyki!) rutynę używając Chop Cup i pasującej szklanki. W końcu mamy Larrya Jenningsa, który stworzył jedno z najbardziej oryginalnych (i najczęściej wykonywanych) rutyn Chop Cup. Na koniec Jim Swain przedstawia swoją wersję rutyny Jenningsa z własnym unikalnym imprezowaniem.

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Chop Cup był charakterystycznym efektem dla wielu najbardziej powodujących magików, a na tym wideo znajdziesz niezwykle gotowe rutyny oraz setki pomysłów i strategii do zwiększenia istniejącej rutyny.

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• Moje Najlepsze Przyjaciółka - David Regal
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• Rutyna Chop Cup - John Mendoza
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• Dwa Kieliszki - Gary Ouellet
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• Chop Cup - Danny Tong (z upoważnienia Kozmo's Magic)
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• Chop Cup - Steve Dacri
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• Rutyna Chop Cup - Larry Jennings
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• Chop Cup - Jim Swain
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Oryginalny opis angielski

Ever since the Chop Cup was invented by magician Al Wheatley (whose stage name was Chop Chop, which is where the trick derives its unusual name) in the early 1950s, magicians have devised increasingly clever ways to use it. The basic one-cup one-ball approach to the classic Cups and Balls has held the fascination of magicians through the years most probably due to its devious use of a mechanical principle along with sleight of hand to create an intriguing and compelling illusion. On this video, you'll meet some masters of the Chop Cup, each with their own spin on the trick. There are classicists such as John Mendoza, Danny Tong and Steve Dacri who beguile their audiences with basic but still utterly baffling routines. Then we have rather unique approaches to the trick, such as David Regal, who substitutes the ball with - no kidding! - a toy mouse and later, Gary Ouellet, who performs a beautifully choreographed (to music no less!) routine using a Chop Cup and a matching, ungaffed cup. Finally, we have Larry Jennings who created one of the most original (and most performed) Chop Cup routines ever. Finally, Jim Swain presents his own version of the Jennnings routine with his own singular imprint.

The Chop Cup has been a signature effect for many of magic's most successful performers and on this video, you'll find marvelous ready-made routines in addition to scores of ideas and stratagems to add to an existing routine.
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• My Best Friend - David Regal \n
• Chop Cup Routine - John Mendoza \n
• The Two Goblets - Gary Ouellet \n
• Chop Cup - Danny Tong (courtesy of Kozmo's Magic) \n
• Chop Cup - Steve Dacri \n
• Jennings Chop Cup - Larry Jennings \n
• The Chop Cup - Jim Swain

Oryginalny opis angielski

Ever since the Chop Cup was invented by magician Al Wheatley (whose stage name was Chop Chop, which is where the trick derives its unusual name) in the early 1950s, magicians have devised increasingly clever ways to use it. The basic one-cup one-ball approach to the classic Cups and Balls has held the fascination of magicians through the years most probably due to its devious use of a mechanical principle along with sleight of hand to create an intriguing and compelling illusion. On this video, you'll meet some masters of the Chop Cup, each with their own spin on the trick. There are classicists such as John Mendoza, Danny Tong and Steve Dacri who beguile their audiences with basic but still utterly baffling routines. Then we have rather unique approaches to the trick, such as David Regal, who substitutes the ball with - no kidding! - a toy mouse and later, Gary Ouellet, who performs a beautifully choreographed (to music no less!) routine using a Chop Cup and a matching, ungaffed cup. Finally, we have Larry Jennings who created one of the most original (and most performed) Chop Cup routines ever. Finally, Jim Swain presents his own version of the Jennnings routine with his own singular imprint.

The Chop Cup has been a signature effect for many of magic's most successful performers and on this video, you'll find marvelous ready-made routines in addition to scores of ideas and stratagems to add to an existing routine.

• My Best Friend - David Regal
• Chop Cup Routine - John Mendoza
• The Two Goblets - Gary Ouellet
• Chop Cup - Danny Tong (courtesy of Kozmo's Magic)
• Chop Cup - Steve Dacri
• Jennings Chop Cup - Larry Jennings
• The Chop Cup - Jim Swain