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streetmagician_08 Regular user 133 Posts |
Hey,
I hope all you silk fans saw Peter Marvey on WGMV (maybe it was 4). Any who, his opening act where he produced a number of silks bare handed really stunned me. Anyone know where I can learn this or know of any good bare hand productions? Thanks Thayne |
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Ron Reid Inner circle Phoenix, Arizona 2732 Posts |
Hi Thayne:
As far as I know, Peter Marvey's silk production is his own. I'm almost positive that I've not seen it marketed anywhere, and don't remember seeing it in print (this includes Rice's Encyclopedias). Marvey's productions seem to rely on Black Art Principles, if I remember correctly. The productions also require some distance between the performer and the audience. The whole thing looks terrific, but needs to be done on a stage. Hope this helps you. Ron Reid |
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Dorian Rhodell Inner circle San Francisco, CA. 1633 Posts |
I had heard that Vito Lupo at one time marketed a way to do this. I'm not sure how many silks one could produce but from what I heard it sounds like three. And no this is not the one using the rubber band. If you contacted Mr. Lupo maybe he would be able to point you in the right direction.
Take care, Dorian Rhodell |
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streetmagician_08 Regular user 133 Posts |
Thanks guys,
What are some good silk productions? Is Silk Dream any good (maybe a review)? Thanks |
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David Todd Inner circle 2328 Posts |
For producing a single silk from bare hands I like the Sanada gimmick.
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-The Scot- Special user 726 Posts |
Silk dream can only produce one silk (or possibly 2 at once depending on size and 'momme' of the silks).
You also need to be wearing a jacket with a b***st pocket on the front for the gimmick. The rest is self working. Where would I contact Vito Lupo to receive more information about the production of the silks? Thanks. |
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streetmagician_08 Regular user 133 Posts |
How many silks can you produce, via Sanada gimmick? And if I am going to use diamond cut silks what is the longest the Sanada gimmick can hold?
Thanks |
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-The Scot- Special user 726 Posts |
You might want to check out the cloaking device (and video) by Jay Scott Berry! From what I've heard - it is very interesting and useful.
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streetmagician_08 Regular user 133 Posts |
Thanks scott
What's better: Cloaking device or Sanada? Thanks |
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David Todd Inner circle 2328 Posts |
Same thing, except "Cloaking Device" is Jay Scott Berry's adapted version of Sanada .
Berry's use of the adapted Sanada is detailed in his lecture notes "Illusioneering 2000" . Buy the notes and two Sanada gimmicks. |
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zombieboy Special user Connecticut, USA 889 Posts |
The cloaking device is much better because you can pre-load it, while you can't do that with the Sanada. Also, check out Jay Scott Berry's Sanada 2003, which is the one I use for multiple silk productions.
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Scott Ocheltree Veteran user 364 Posts |
Can you produce an 18" square silk from the Cloaking Device?
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Air56 Regular user SC 140 Posts |
Check out Jay Scott Berry's "Total Eclipse" DVD for some great ideas for silk work. It can be used to produce one 18" diamond cut silk or multiple smaller silks.
DJM " Not all who wander are lost"
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DanTheMagicMan Regular user Edgewater, Maryland USA 139 Posts |
Duane Laflin has a bunch of videos with silk work. I am sure he has a barehand routine in one of them. His website is http://www.laflinmagic.com.
I like the Palmo.
Dan The Magic Man
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Magictrickster Regular user UK 114 Posts |
I've got a Jay Scott Berry Cloaking device. You can't produce a massive normal silk from it, but if you use a Diamond Cut silk, you can create the impression of a larger silk being produced as the diamond silk is far less bulky.
Brian
Brian
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streetmagician_08 Regular user 133 Posts |
I went to the web site but I didn't find any magic, just web hosting stuff? Was that the right site?
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Ian Richards Loyal user 226 Posts |
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tkuhns Regular user Kirksville, Missouri 134 Posts |
This might sound obvious, but I've found that dropping a rolled-up silk from the sleeve (arm down, while the other hand is making some gesture) is a simple, yet effective way to produce a silk from bare hands.
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Alym Amlani Inner circle Canada 1464 Posts |
How do you LOAD a Sanada gimmick?
I've been having one heck of a time with this.
Logic Defied
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MagicbyCarlo Inner circle has squandered his time making 1062 Posts |
If you want a simple no-fuss bare handed silk production, check McBride’s Magic on Stage Video. The gimmick is a rubber band and your arm. The production is based on Vito Lupo's idea. I think Lupo's production is the one that Joseph Gabriel (?) uses, but I'm not positive.
Carlo DeBlasio
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