Beyond Look, Don't See: 10th Anniversary Edition by Christopher Barnes - Book

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"Ta książka stała się światłem prowadzącym w mojej podróży do stworzenia mojego przedstawienia i czegoś wyjątkowego, co mogłoby łączyć się z każdym wiekiem, jednocześnie. Dodała mi narzędzia potrzebne do stworzenia przedstawienia nie tylko zabawnego, ale także tego, o którym mogę być naprawdę dumni." - Z prologu Jon Armstrona

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W 2013 roku Christopher Magik T. utrwalił swoją miejsce wśród wielkich myślicieli w świecie sztuki magii dla dzieci z tej, jego debiutanckiej książki o sztuce wykonywania magii dla dzieci. Od tamtej pory opublikował Just for Fun, A Show for All Seasons i Be More Funny. Wszystkie książki Christophera są pochwalone za ich kreatywność i myślenie poza tradycją, a one przyniosły mu światowe wykłady i nauki swoich podejść do wykonywania dla dzieci i dorosłych.

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W tej specjalnej 10-letniej edycji Beyond Look, Don't See, książki, która zaczęła wszystko, nie powinno to być zaskakujące, że Christopher nie mógł po prostu wydobyć nowego tomu z prologiem (choć prolog od niezwykłego Jon Armstrona jest jednym z największych honorów życia Christophera). Nie, w typowym stylu, Christopher skorzystał z tej okazji, aby ponownie odwiedzić swoją klasyczną i przyswoić ją do dziesięcioletniej rzeczywistości.

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W tych stronach Christopher odwiedza każdy z swoich technik wykonywania, dodając nowe myśli i wskazówki do każdego z nich. 24 techniki, w tym Powiedz Cokolwiek, Zastawione Magie, Magia Przedwcześnie, Nieprawidłowe Rymy, Złe Stworzenia, i wiele więcej, są teraz odrestaurowane ze swoim dziesięcioletnim doświadczeniem od wydania pierwszej edycji.

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Podczas gdy oryginalna książka zawierała 25 pełnych scenariuszy rutyn, które demonstrują każdą z technik opisanych, ta nowa edycja obejmuje 48 rutyn, 41 z których są nowe i polerowane przez ostatnie dziesięć lat.

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Wyróżniające się elementy rutyn to:

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• "Pop-Tart 2.0." Jedna z ulubionych rutyn Christophera od dwudziestu lat stała się kluczowym elementem jego przedstawień magii. Magik rozdziela Pop-Tart na kawałki i umieszcza jeden na bok. Reszta kawałków jest całkowicie przywrócona, a zgnieżdżona krawędź niewinnie pasuje.
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• "Zwycięstwo nad Moną." Christopher przystosował kartę Comedy Comeback Erica Lewisa do ilustracji zwierząt w demonstracji tego, jak on jeje na stokówce. Z wielką radością dzieci, nieprawidłowe zwierzę (kura) powtarza się zamiast oczekiwanego mona.
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• "Profesorova Lekcja." Ta odwrotna i przódowa wersja klasycznej Profesora Nocymarzy jest idealnym otwartem dla publiczności rodzinnych i dorosłych. Zaskakujące magiczne efekty połączone z pseudo-wyjaśnieniem pozostawiają publiczność, od młodych do starszych, śmiejących się i zdziwionych.
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Christopher również zawiera wiele rozdziałów Spotlight, jego dodatkowe mądry refleksje na temat sztuki przedstawień dla dzieci, w tym:

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• "Sequelshow." Christopher podziela swojymi metodami, jak zadowolić klientów, kiedy jest zadań prezentować nowe przedstawienie dla powtarzających się audiencji.
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• "Bez Nici." Najczęściej magie istnieją jako jedynie łańcuch nici. Christopher oferuje kilka prostych dodatków, które magicy mogą dodać do swojej prezentacji, aby przekształcić ją w pełne i zadowalające przedstawienie.
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• "Lista Startowa Rutyn." Jedna z ulubionych tworzyń Christophera, raz skonstruowawszy rutynę dla dzieci pełną śmiechu (z opartymi na technikach w tych stronach), ta lista pozwoli Ci łatwo i efektywnie określić, jak zacząć ten cholerny rzecz.
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W tej nowej edycji nie pozostawiło Christophera ani jednej strony niewykładanej. Fansi oryginalnego będą zachwycone, że Christopher na prawdę dodał drugą całą książkę w swojej pierwszej książce! Na 822 stron, jest pełen dodatkowych 352 stron do przejrzenia, nauki i wykorzystania, aby być najlepszym rodzinnym przedstawicielem show, jakim można być!

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Oryginalny opis angielski

"This book became the guiding light on my journey to making my show mine and unique, one that could connect with every age, all at once. It gave me the tools I needed to make a show that was not only entertaining, but something I could be truly proud of performing."
- From the Foreword by Jon Armstrong

In 2013 Christopher T. Magician cemented his place among the great thinkers in the world of kid show entertainment with this, his debut book on the art of performing magic for children. Since then, he has gone on to publish Just for Fun, A Show for All Seasons, and Be More Funny. All of Christopher's books have been heralded for their creativity and out of the box thinking, and they have taken him around the world to lecture and teach his approaches to performing for kids and adults.

In this special tenth anniversary edition of Beyond Look, Don't See, the book that started it all, it should come as no surprise that Christopher couldn't just reissue the book with a foreword (although the foreword by the incredible Jon Armstrong is among the greatest honors of Christopher's life). No, in typical fashion, Christopher took this opportunity to revisit his classic and refine it for the ten-years-later world.

In these pages, Christopher revisits each of his performance techniques, adding new thoughts and insights to each one. The 24 techniques, including Say Anything, Misplaced Magic, Premature Magic, Wrong Rhymes, Mis-Made, and many more, are now revamped with his ten years of experience since releasing the first edition.

While the original book included 25 fully-scripted routines, one to demonstrate each of the techniques described, this new edition includes 48 routines, 41 of which are brand new, honed over the past decade.

Routine highlights include:

"Pop-Tart 2.0." One of Christopher's all-time favorite routines has been a staple of his magic shows for twenty years. The magician tears a Pop-Tart to pieces and places one piece aside. The remaining pieces are completely restored, and the torn corner amazingly fits. The routine includes non-stop laughs and reactions from children while leaving adults completely dumbfounded.

"To Catch a Monkey." Christopher redesigned Eric Lewis's Comedy Comeback Card with pictures of animals in a demonstration of how he feeds monkeys at the zoo. Much to the children's delight, the wrong animal (a chicken) repeatedly appears instead of the desired monkey.

"Professor's Lesson." This backwards and forwards take on the classic Professor's Nightmare is a perfect opener for family and adult audiences. The impressive magic paired with the pseudo explanation leaves audiences, young and old, laughing and amazed.

Christopher also includes many Spotlight chapters, his bonus musings on the kid show art form, including:

"The Sequel Show." Christopher shares his methods for appeasing clients when tasked with presenting a new show for repeat audiences.

"No String-of-Tricks." Most magic shows exist as a mere string-of-tricks. Christopher offers a few simple additions magicians can add to their performance to turn it into a full-fledged, satisfying show.

"Routine Start List." One of Christopher's favorite creations, once you've built a kid show routine full of hilarious hijinks (based on the techniques in these pages), this list will allow you an easy and effective way to figure out how to start the darn thing.

In this new edition, not a single page went untouched by Christopher. Fans of the original will be thrilled to find that Christopher has, in actuality, added an entire second book within his first book! At 822 pages, there are a full 352 extra pages here for the reader to pour over, learn from, and use to be the best dang family show performer they can be!

Oryginalny opis angielski

"This book became the guiding light on my journey to making my show mine and unique, one that could connect with every age, all at once. It gave me the tools I needed to make a show that was not only entertaining, but something I could be truly proud of performing."
- From the Foreword by Jon Armstrong

In 2013 Christopher T. Magician cemented his place among the great thinkers in the world of kid show entertainment with this, his debut book on the art of performing magic for children. Since then, he has gone on to publish Just for Fun, A Show for All Seasons, and Be More Funny. All of Christopher's books have been heralded for their creativity and out of the box thinking, and they have taken him around the world to lecture and teach his approaches to performing for kids and adults.

In this special tenth anniversary edition of Beyond Look, Don't See, the book that started it all, it should come as no surprise that Christopher couldn't just reissue the book with a foreword (although the foreword by the incredible Jon Armstrong is among the greatest honors of Christopher's life). No, in typical fashion, Christopher took this opportunity to revisit his classic and refine it for the ten-years-later world.

In these pages, Christopher revisits each of his performance techniques, adding new thoughts and insights to each one. The 24 techniques, including Say Anything, Misplaced Magic, Premature Magic, Wrong Rhymes, Mis-Made, and many more, are now revamped with his ten years of experience since releasing the first edition.

While the original book included 25 fully-scripted routines, one to demonstrate each of the techniques described, this new edition includes 48 routines, 41 of which are brand new, honed over the past decade.

Routine highlights include:

"Pop-Tart 2.0." One of Christopher's all-time favorite routines has been a staple of his magic shows for twenty years. The magician tears a Pop-Tart to pieces and places one piece aside. The remaining pieces are completely restored, and the torn corner amazingly fits. The routine includes non-stop laughs and reactions from children while leaving adults completely dumbfounded.

"To Catch a Monkey." Christopher redesigned Eric Lewis's Comedy Comeback Card with pictures of animals in a demonstration of how he feeds monkeys at the zoo. Much to the children's delight, the wrong animal (a chicken) repeatedly appears instead of the desired monkey.

"Professor's Lesson." This backwards and forwards take on the classic Professor's Nightmare is a perfect opener for family and adult audiences. The impressive magic paired with the pseudo explanation leaves audiences, young and old, laughing and amazed.

Christopher also includes many Spotlight chapters, his bonus musings on the kid show art form, including:

"The Sequel Show." Christopher shares his methods for appeasing clients when tasked with presenting a new show for repeat audiences.

"No String-of-Tricks." Most magic shows exist as a mere string-of-tricks. Christopher offers a few simple additions magicians can add to their performance to turn it into a full-fledged, satisfying show.

"Routine Start List." One of Christopher's favorite creations, once you've built a kid show routine full of hilarious hijinks (based on the techniques in these pages), this list will allow you an easy and effective way to figure out how to start the darn thing.

In this new edition, not a single page went untouched by Christopher. Fans of the original will be thrilled to find that Christopher has, in actuality, added an entire second book within his first book! At 822 pages, there are a full 352 extra pages here for the reader to pour over, learn from, and use to be the best dang family show performer they can be!