Al Schneider Rare Earth Series by L&L Publishing - DVD

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W tej serii eksperymentów szukamy niezwykłych i nowoczesnych metod i efektów. Celem jest znalezienie bardziej cerebralnych efektów, które zaskaczą i przekonają. Oto co zawiera ta konfidentialna plik:

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• Diffuzja - Osoba wybiera karte ze stosu kart otwartego. Druga osoba wybiera inną kartę z tego samego stosu, ale ukrytego. Wybory są całkowicie wolne. Karty są umieszczone pleśnie pleśnie i molekuły z każdej mieszczą się w drugiej, tworząc jedną kartę.
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• Przód i Tyl - Pokazane są dwa srebrne monety. Jedna jest otwarcie wprowadzona do kubka z kawą. Zobserwator zakrywa otwór ręką. Performer trzyma monetę, która zmienia się w drugiej ręce na srebrną monetę, podczas gdy obserwator upuszcza monety ze stołu. To powtarzane, ale tym razem moneta orientalna jest umieszczona w otoczeniu monet. Mimo kontroli obu monet przez obserwatora, zmieniają się miejscami.
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• Subtelne Karty - Dwie karty są przekrzyżowane na stole. Trzy monety leżą również na stole. Performer podnosi jedną z monet i sprawia, że zniknie. Oba ręce są pokazane puste. Moneta jest znaleziona pod dwoma przekrzyżowanymi kartami. To powtarzane trzykrotnie. Jest to zaawansowana rutyna monetowa, która z jej płynnymi ruchami wyglądałaby bardzo pięknie wykonana do muzyki.
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• Goo Go - Performer pokazuje srebrną monetę, która jest powoli włożona do zamkniętej dłoni. Dłoń jest następnie otwarta i moneta zniknęła. Ręce są pokazywane na obu stronach. Potem dłoń jest zamknięta i druga ręka magicznie wydobywa monetę z niej.
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• Universal Card - Obserwator wybiera trzy karty. Niektóre puste karty są pokazywane. Jedna z nich jest używana do pokazania konceptu Universal Card Marlo. Pusta karta dotyka pakietu trzech kart trzy razy. Każdego razu, karta pusta przybiera wartość jednej z trzech wybranych kart. Jest to cerebralny efekt i nie ma tu żadnego sztucznego ruchu.
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• Matrix 8 Dolary - Cztery dolarówki i cztery srebrne monety są umieszczone na stole. Papierówka jest używana do zakrycia monet, a następnie wykonana jest rutyna Matrix. Różnorodna obsługa papierówek ulepszona jest czystością efektu. Na koniec, papierówki są położone w środku stołu i cztery srebrne monety znikają z rąk i pojawiają się pod papierówkami.
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• Diamandy i Monety - Pokazane są dwa srebrne monety oraz duży diamant akrylowy. Diamant jest umieszczony na monetę orientalną, a srebrna moneta jest trzymana w palcach. Monety zmieniają się miejscami kilka razy.
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• Przepalone i Odrodzone Chip - Performer otwiera butelkę z chipsami. Chip jest umieszczony w lewej ręce, a następnie zgnieciony. Prawa ręka pokrywa go przez chwilę, a potem się odchodzi, odkrywając, że chip został odrodzony. Z tą technologią królowi mogliby zrekonstruować Humpty Dumpty!
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• Synchronizacja - Obserwator kroci stos kart i rozdaje kilka kart do dwóch równych stosów. Performer podnosi jeden z stosów i rozkłada karty na stole. Jednak obserwator może określić, kiedy dwa karty mogą być wymienione. To powtarzane dla drugiego stosu. Ostatnie dwie karty każdego stosu są odkryte, pokazując, że mają tę samą barwę i wartość.
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• Włókno 20 Wieku - Dwa małe czerwone wstążki są związanym i umieszczonymi w małej obudowie monetowej. Jeden żółty wstążek jest umieszczony na obudowie. Ręka przejeżdża nad wstążkami i obudową, a żółty wstążek zniknął. Obudowa jest otwarta, odkrywając, że teraz jest związany między dwoma czerwonymi wstążkami.
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• Zbior Aków Bez Kontrolu - Obserwatorowi daje stos kart i pyta go, aby przebiegł przez nie i znalazł Akowy. Gdy są znalezieni, Aki są umieszczone na otwartych dłoniach performera. Potem obserwatorowi wracają karty, podczas gdy performer odwraca Akowy na dole i rozkłada jedną z nich na stole. Obserwatorowi pyta się, aby rozkładał trzy karty nad tą umieszczoną na stole Akę. To powtarzane dla pozostałych trzech Aków. Obserwatorowi pyta się o wybór jednego z pól czterech kart i Aki zgromadzają się w tym miejscu.
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• Bez Slide Envelopes - To jest eksperyment testujący używanie samozamkniętych obudowek z slide. W tym experimentie pokazana jest obudowa monetowa. Moneta jest ukryta i pojawia się wewnątrz obudowy.
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• Monety na Tle - Trzy srebrne monety są umieszczone w rzędzie na stole. Jeden brązowy coin leży do prawej strony srebrnych monet. Performer powoli pokrywa srebrne monety jednymi rękami, a brązową monetę drugimi. Bez ruchów, jedna z srebrnych monet dołącza do brązowej. To powtarzane trzykrotnie.
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Oryginalny opis angielski

In this set of experiments, we are looking for odd and novel methods and effects. The goal is to locate more effects that are cerebral. We want things that twist the mind. Who would think of a broken and restored potato chip? (The method is weirder than the effect...!)

Here's what's contained in this confidential file:

Diffusion - One person picks a card from a face-up deck. The other person picks a card from the same deck but held face down. Both selections are absolutely free. The cards are placed back to back and the molecules from each diffuse into each other, melding them into a single card.

Back & Forth - An oriental coin and silver half dollar are shown. The silver dollar is openly dropped into a coffee mug. A spectator covers the opening with their hand. The performer holds the oriental coin which changes in his hand into the silver coin while the spectator dumps the oriental coin from the mug. This is repeated but this time, the oriental coin is put into a coin envelope. Although the spectator controls both coins, they still change places.

Sly Cross Card - Two cards are crossed on the table. Three coins are also lying on the table. The performer picks up one of the coins and causes it to disappear. Both hands are shown empty. The coin in found under the two crossed cards. This is repeated twice more. This is a sophisticated coin routine and with its flowing motions, would look very pretty performed to music.

Goo Go - The performer shows a silver dollar which is slowly placed into a closed hand. The hand is then opened and the coin is gone. The hands are shown on both sides. Then the hand is closed and the other magically extracts the coin from it.

Universal Card - A spectator selects three cards. Several blank cards are shown. One is used to show Marlo's Universal Card concept. The blank card brushes the packet of three cards three different times. Each time, the blank card takes on the value of one of the three selected cards. This is a cerebral trick and there is no sleight of hand involved.

Eight Dollar Matrix - Four dollar bills and four silver dollars are placed on the table. The bills are used to cover the silver dollars and a Matrix routine is performed. The different handling of the bills enhances the cleanliness of the routine. For a finish, the bills are placed in the middle of the table and the four silver dollars vanish from the hands and appear under the dollar bills.

Diamonds and Coins - An oriental coin and a silver dollar are shown along with a large acrylic diamond. The diamond is placed on the oriental coin while the silver dollar is held at the fingertips. The coins change places several times.

Broken & Restored Potato Chip - The performer pops the lid on a container of potato chips. A chip is placed into the left hand and is crushed. The right hand covers it for a second and then moves away to reveal that the chip has become whole. With this technology, the king's men could have put Humpty Dumpty back together again!

Synchronicity - A spectator cuts a deck of cards and then deals a number of cards into two equal piles. The performer picks up one of the piles and deals the cards on the table. However, the spectator can dictate when any two cards can be switched. This is repeated with the other pile. The top two cards of each pile are then turned over to show that they are the same color and value. Then, the rest of the cards in each pile are turned over to show that they match as well.

Twentieth Century Yarn Yank - Two small pieces of red yarn are tied and placed into a small coin envelope. A piece of yellow yarn is placed on top of the envelope. A hand is waved over the yarn and envelope and the yellow yarn disappears. The envelope is opened to reveal that it is now tied between the two red pieces.

Out of Control Ace Collection - A spectator is given a deck of cards and asked to run through it and find the Aces. As they're found, the Aces are placed face up in the performer's hand. Then, the spectator is given the deck as the performer turns the Aces face down and deals one onto the table. The spectator is then asked to deal three cards on top of the tabled Ace. This is repeated with the other three Aces. The spectator is asked to select one of the piles of four cards and the Aces then gather at that location.

No Slide Envelopes - This is an experiment to test using self-sealing envelopes with a slide. In this experiment, a coin envelope is shown. A coin is then vanished and appears inside the envelope.

Shadow Coins Across - Three silver dollars are lined up on the table. A copper coin lies to the right of the silver coins. The performer moves slowly and covers the silver coins with one and the copper coin with the other. Without any moves, one silver coin joins the copper one. This is repeated slowly twice more.

Oryginalny opis angielski

In this set of experiments, we are looking for odd and novel methods and effects. The goal is to locate more effects that are cerebral. We want things that twist the mind. Who would think of a broken and restored potato chip? (The method is weirder than the effect...!)

Here's what's contained in this confidential file:

Diffusion - One person picks a card from a face-up deck. The other person picks a card from the same deck but held face down. Both selections are absolutely free. The cards are placed back to back and the molecules from each diffuse into each other, melding them into a single card.

Back & Forth - An oriental coin and silver half dollar are shown. The silver dollar is openly dropped into a coffee mug. A spectator covers the opening with their hand. The performer holds the oriental coin which changes in his hand into the silver coin while the spectator dumps the oriental coin from the mug. This is repeated but this time, the oriental coin is put into a coin envelope. Although the spectator controls both coins, they still change places.

Sly Cross Card - Two cards are crossed on the table. Three coins are also lying on the table. The performer picks up one of the coins and causes it to disappear. Both hands are shown empty. The coin in found under the two crossed cards. This is repeated twice more. This is a sophisticated coin routine and with its flowing motions, would look very pretty performed to music.

Goo Go - The performer shows a silver dollar which is slowly placed into a closed hand. The hand is then opened and the coin is gone. The hands are shown on both sides. Then the hand is closed and the other magically extracts the coin from it.

Universal Card - A spectator selects three cards. Several blank cards are shown. One is used to show Marlo's Universal Card concept. The blank card brushes the packet of three cards three different times. Each time, the blank card takes on the value of one of the three selected cards. This is a cerebral trick and there is no sleight of hand involved.

Eight Dollar Matrix - Four dollar bills and four silver dollars are placed on the table. The bills are used to cover the silver dollars and a Matrix routine is performed. The different handling of the bills enhances the cleanliness of the routine. For a finish, the bills are placed in the middle of the table and the four silver dollars vanish from the hands and appear under the dollar bills.

Diamonds and Coins - An oriental coin and a silver dollar are shown along with a large acrylic diamond. The diamond is placed on the oriental coin while the silver dollar is held at the fingertips. The coins change places several times.

Broken & Restored Potato Chip - The performer pops the lid on a container of potato chips. A chip is placed into the left hand and is crushed. The right hand covers it for a second and then moves away to reveal that the chip has become whole. With this technology, the king's men could have put Humpty Dumpty back together again!

Synchronicity - A spectator cuts a deck of cards and then deals a number of cards into two equal piles. The performer picks up one of the piles and deals the cards on the table. However, the spectator can dictate when any two cards can be switched. This is repeated with the other pile. The top two cards of each pile are then turned over to show that they are the same color and value. Then, the rest of the cards in each pile are turned over to show that they match as well.

Twentieth Century Yarn Yank - Two small pieces of red yarn are tied and placed into a small coin envelope. A piece of yellow yarn is placed on top of the envelope. A hand is waved over the yarn and envelope and the yellow yarn disappears. The envelope is opened to reveal that it is now tied between the two red pieces.

Out of Control Ace Collection - A spectator is given a deck of cards and asked to run through it and find the Aces. As they're found, the Aces are placed face up in the performer's hand. Then, the spectator is given the deck as the performer turns the Aces face down and deals one onto the table. The spectator is then asked to deal three cards on top of the tabled Ace. This is repeated with the other three Aces. The spectator is asked to select one of the piles of four cards and the Aces then gather at that location.

No Slide Envelopes - This is an experiment to test using self-sealing envelopes with a slide. In this experiment, a coin envelope is shown. A coin is then vanished and appears inside the envelope.

Shadow Coins Across - Three silver dollars are lined up on the table. A copper coin lies to the right of the silver coins. The performer moves slowly and covers the silver coins with one and the copper coin with the other. Without any moves, one silver coin joins the copper one. This is repeated slowly twice more.