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Lord Freddie Inner circle 1093 Posts 
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I think this is an excellent DVD. The gimmick is simpler than you may think and I made my own one (for a red deck) with ease, though I had trouble getting a decent version of one of the items needed.
The effects which can be produced with such a gimmick are direct and very visual and leave a good impression with spectators. |
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fooksau Loyal user 299 Posts
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On 2008-06-20 08:37, daviaac wrote: Luke, Notice that when loaded the gimmick will injog when holding the indifferent card in place. From there it might be easier to cop out or tenkai etc. If seated there's a way that might come to mind intuitively based on this. Drew
How many Magicians does it take to advertise a trick? Three.. One to steal the trick. One to steal HIS trick. And one to write a good review.
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fooksau Loyal user 299 Posts
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On 2008-06-29 15:20, baskitboy5 wrote: I'm curious why you say the gimmick isn't exactly new? I've never seen anything like it before. Thanks.
How many Magicians does it take to advertise a trick? Three.. One to steal the trick. One to steal HIS trick. And one to write a good review.
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magicman1 Inner circle 1183 Posts
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This looks awesome!!
Don |
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Lord Freddie Inner circle 1093 Posts
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On 2008-07-03 16:24, fooksau wrote: There is a similar gimmick in good old Tarbell. Not as many uses as the Nestoriser as it was only used for a rising card effect, but the principle is the same. It's what Nestor does with the gimmick that opens up so many possibilities. |
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bryanlonden Special user Maryland 583 Posts
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Is the first effect on the demo taught? I'm referring to when he "shoots" the card with his finger and produces smoke and a spark like a gun.
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daviaac Veteran user 351 Posts
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The card coming from the deck is but not the shooting like a gun part
luke
- the secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources
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darkdean Regular user 153 Posts
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Hmmmm
I have this and apart from the fact that this gimmick has been invented by lots of other pepole including mark elsdon it is a good DVD and there is new work on using it. Dean |
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bryanlonden Special user Maryland 583 Posts
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Another couple of questions,
Is "Touch" taught on this DVD? I found the performance here.. http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=-6KrfP6MrA4&feature=user And about the shooting of the gun, does anyone know what gimmick that is? |
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AdrianKeller New user 87 Posts
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And about the shooting of the gun, does anyone know what gimmick that is? might be nicolas' lepage's "flash gun"? |
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daviaac Veteran user 351 Posts
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Yes touch is taught on the dvd
luke
- the secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources
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bryanlonden Special user Maryland 583 Posts
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Thanks guys for the responses. I was thinking that Touch would be great to use before doing Panic from Theory11. (obviously using the four kings)
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jbadman Special user London 986 Posts
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Dave Solomon has a version in "Solomon's Mind" called 'Double Suprise Rising Card' - he credits Elmsley for popularizing it. In Collected Works of Alex Elmsley Vol II, Elmsley claims credit for the rise from a fanned deck. He credits Tarbell for "Cardini's Rising Cards" but also suggests that it is fundamentally the 'Jumping Jack' card gimmick "commonly sold to the public by street and carnival pitchmen since the 1920's". David Britland also had a similar gimmick in the early eighties called "Angel Card Rise".
So the 'Nestorizer' isn't really the 'Nestorizer' - however, some of the applications on the DVD are absolutely superb. 'Touch' is extremely good and I also like the colour changing card routine too. If you're not averse to a gimmick in the deck then the DVD has some lovely routines using the one gimmick - and they're not all similar - the same gimmick could be used for a sequence of several routines (assuming you can set up for the sequence) and each routine could use the gimmick but each would be a clearly different effect. I like it. Jamie.
http://www.underground-collective.com - check out our new DVD now!
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magicfreak_NV Regular user 159 Posts
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Can you get this in the USA?
Or, only from his site? Is it in English? thanks |
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jprace Inner circle 2209 Posts
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Hank Lee has it.
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xaboom New user Biarritz France 69 Posts
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And performances and explanations are mute,not one word,zip.(like on David Stone DVDs)
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cardboardninjas New user 50 Posts
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Is the gimmick a pain to make or is it pretty simple? Another question is if the materials are readily available at a Walmart or similar stores.
This looks pretty nice |
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Miraclemakers Special user INA 685 Posts
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Thanks for the review,
I think I'm gonna buy this stuff..... |
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350zTT Regular user 136 Posts
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The gimmick is not hard to make! Yes most of the supplies should be available at walmart or a craft store. This is one of my fav dvds and really the possibilities are endless with the gimmick....I love it! I feel that it is very clever idea!
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Tim Jahn Special user South Florida 911 Posts
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On 2008-11-06 17:38, magicfreak_NV wrote: You can get it from Penguin, MJM, and I belive Madhatter has it as well. Just about anywhere. The DVD is pretty much mute as was said before. No problems understanding anything.
Andrew, (ASW)
The effects on the DVD and lecture notes are far beyond your abilities. (They require mastery of the mechanic's grip.) It would only break your heart. Sincerely, Darwin Ortiz.......(This post has got to be in my top 5.) |
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