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setsuna83 Regular user 197 Posts 
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Hi all, i’m trying to find out is there any variations of out of this world that can be done without a table surface? I’m currently using Jon Allen’s executive decision from his Connection dvds but would like to learn if there are other variations of red black separation effects that can be done in the hands. Thanks!
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The Burnaby Kid Inner circle St. John's, Canada 3158 Posts
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Indeed! If you don't mind a small-packet version, "It's a topsy-turvy world, Jane!" It can be done in the hands with a borrowed deck. From yours truly. It was slated for an upcoming issue of Genii but it turned out to be a casualty of the Magicana editor shuffle. I'm figuring out what to do with it. It'll be in an upcoming book for sure, but I may try to release it as a standalone.
(Incidentally, the "Magicana editor shuffle" cannot be done in the hands with a borrowed deck. Take THAT, Genii!) Now, I realize it may be unhelpful to suggest a trick that actually hasn't been published yet. To make up for that... https://www.conjuringarchive.com/list/category/1652 Highlights... there are eight different references for small packet OOTWs, with one referred to as being in-the-hands. Unfortunately I don't know any of them, but it may be a good jump off point. Now, I realize it may be unhelpful to link to a page filled with references to tricks with no further information. To make up for that... Here's a screaming goat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIaFtAKnqBU If it doesn't make you laugh, then you have bigger problems than finding an in-the-hands OOTW.
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setsuna83 Regular user 197 Posts
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On Oct 10, 2018, The Burnaby Kid wrote: Thanks for your reply and sharing the link! Will have a look at the variations and see if I can locate any of it. |
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3080 Posts
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John Bannon has one in Mentaissimo
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Tom Cutts Staff Northern CA 5931 Posts
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Dean Dill and Michael Weber's A New World is great for in the hands.
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SmittyWitty Veteran user Fairhaven, MA 325 Posts
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Roberto Mansilla has a standup version called "Outstanding". It may be worth looking into.
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Mr Salk Special user Tied to 568 Posts
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Full-deck separation is unwieldy in-hands.
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jcroop Special user 771 Posts
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Daryl has a very nice OOTW packet trick with 20 cards called Out of this Hemisphere.
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gismo New user Germany 60 Posts
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Axel Hecklau teaches a great version "OOTW - Xtrem" on his Penguin Lecture
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no2ss Inner circle California 1027 Posts
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Does Off World count? Doesn't require a table and it's an out of this world plot, though a bit different (and, I think, even more impressive if you don't mind a gaffed deck):
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Steven Keyl Inner circle Washington, D.C. 2630 Posts
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Joshua Jay has a variation of Jay Sankey's "Back in Time" which is designed to be an in the hands Triumph.
Josh's variation is excellent as it makes use of the Goodwin-Jennings display, which if you don't know it, is a convincer extraordinaire. You can find Josh's version on his Unreal DVD set.
Steven Keyl - The Human Whisperer!
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setsuna83 Regular user 197 Posts
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On Oct 25, 2018, no2ss wrote: This is probably something that I will try out. I have heard about this effect before but didn't take serious look. thanks for sharing 
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setsuna83 Regular user 197 Posts
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On Oct 25, 2018, Steven Keyl wrote: I learnt his handling from his lecture but this is more of a triumph effect. I am looking more for a black red separation with a "mental" feel to it. Thanks for sharing too
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Steven Keyl Inner circle Washington, D.C. 2630 Posts
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You're right, that didn't answer the question at all! I started thinking of OOTW effects, then my mind went to oil and water, and then I went to Triumph for some reason. Let's get back on track...
To make up for my faux pas, I extracted the information referenced by The Burnaby Kid above, and here it is:
The Trost effect is one that uses a small packet that could easily be done by using another spectator's hands as a table. To get a quick feel of how it might look, you can hit the 3rd demo on this page http://www.magicbookreport.com/2011/05/t......k-trost/ which is called "Out of This World LITE". And just imagine hands where the table is
Assuming the others may be able to be worked in the same fashion but I have no direct experience with them. Good luck!
Steven Keyl - The Human Whisperer!
B2B Magazine Test! Best impromptu progressive Ace Assembly ever! "If you ever find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause, and reflect." --Mark Twain |
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JBSmith1978 Veteran user NY 389 Posts
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I perform a version that is partially in the hands, it’s based off of Barry Richardson’s in Theater of The Mind. Might start there and see where it takes you.
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lynnef Inner circle 1407 Posts
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On Oct 25, 2018, no2ss wrote: This threw me off for a bit before I watched the clip (nice, btw). Coincidentally in the Oct '18 Genii, there is a Peter Duffie OOTW variation called "Offworld" (which is not in your hands). After reading the Genii trick, I now feel we missed out on Burnaby Kid's topsy turvy OOTW. Too bad they couldn't fit both tricks in the same magazine. Lynn |
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no2ss Inner circle California 1027 Posts
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On Oct 27, 2018, lynnef wrote: Huh. Weird. The Offworld I shared got a fair bit of attention when it came out not that long ago. Surprised that no one caught the same name... |
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