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Craig Krisulevicz Special user Philadelphia, PA 647 Posts |
Does anyone know where I can get information on how to vanish a person?
Who is John Galt?
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M-Illusion Special user 549 Posts |
It all depends on exactly how you wish to vanish a person. There are countless illusions which will accomplish this, with more coming out all the time.
My best advise would be to pick up some magic books & start doing research. You will not have a difficult time learning the essential principles that are necessary to perform such an illusion. |
Dennis Michael Inner circle Southern, NJ 5821 Posts |
The simplest way is to tell everyone to close their eyes and step behind the curtain. Another way is to make a loud noise in the back and when everyone turns to look diappear.
These all have been done. Have you ever heard of a trap door? Understanding misdirection can vanish a person. Understand the Black Art Principle can vanish a person. Understand the construction of bases like in the Illusionworks Series, or the Paul Osborn Plans all help in designing a method to vanish a person. There are so many ways to disappear. I just want to know how to make my spam email to disappear.
Dennis Michael
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magical_magician3003 New user 32 Posts |
Use a trap door.
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Gracy_hm Regular user Atlanta 195 Posts |
Use my method if you are on stage it sounds too simple to work but it does better then any base I have seen but there are more conditions with it.
PM me for method. Take care, Kyle |
IllusionJack Veteran user Las Vegas, Nevada 376 Posts |
Kyle (Gracy),
I'd love to know your method. Some of my favorite illusions to perform are appearances. And being on a low budget, combined with the desire to come up with original material, I've come up with some fun ones that are very simple and require no construction. The appearance I'm using right now (for a short act in June) consists of me appearing atop a table that is in the middle of the stage. It's just a regular, normal kitchen table, too. The crew holds up a shiny reveal and you can see me trying to push through it - hands pressing against the material, and the cloth is dropped to show nobody's around. Raise it back again and the hands are back... whip it away and there I stand. I used the same idea for an appearance outside... in the middle of a large open area with no trapdoors or anything to help me out. No table here, just the same stuff with the cloth but on the ground. Used that one for a video I did at Christmas. I'd be willing to share some ideas if you would care to PM me as well. --Jack |
London Special user U.S.A. 769 Posts |
Financedragon,
I know a couple of guys who can make some one disappear pretty cheap and as soon as they get out I'll give you their contact info. They're not allowed to even get mail right now.. ha-ha. Just kidding I think you should look into some illusion books.
THOUGHTfully,
LONDON |
m.ruetz Veteran user Peoria Arizona, USA 378 Posts |
You may want to try some of the more inexpensive illusion books out there if you are just getting started: "Tops Teasury of Illusions" or "Conjuror's Book of Stage Illusions" are around $20 or so and have a number of good ideas to get you going. Many apperances can be worked in reverse and there seem to be more illusions that produce someone rather than vanish as you usually need to bring them back at some point anyway to provide some closure....
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