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The Magic Cafe Forum Index » » The July 2010 entrée: Tyler Wilson » » Negative Emotions » » TOPIC IS LOCKED jprace Inner circle Chicago, IL 1992 Posts Posted: Jul 21, 2010 12:24pm       Tyler, As magicians, we are able to provoke emotions from an audience. This can be done from an effect, presentation, or numerous other ways. Is there a reason/advantage to provoke a negative emotion such as anger, fear, sadness, jealousy, defeat, embarrassment, confusion, or alienation? Thanks, Jeff Chiclephobia is here! Watch the Trailer! www.JeffPrace.com Catch me on YouTube michaelmystic2003 Inner circle 2856 Posts Posted: Jul 21, 2010 2:59pm       I like this question as one thing I love to do is provoke all emotions... I feel it can provide a very memorable experience... I like to scare them, confuse them, and even anger then. This of course all depends on when in my show and where. Making someone feel negatively at the absolute climax of an effect is definitely not desirable. Anyways, this isn't my question to answer . Follow Michael Kras on Twitter! http://www.twitter.com/KrasMagic Check out The Kras Change at Vanishing Inc Magic! http://www.vanishingincmagic.com/magic-downloads/ebooks/kras-change/ The Magic Cafe Forum Index » » The July 2010 entrée: Tyler Wilson » » Negative Emotions » » TOPIC IS LOCKED <<< Previous Topic   Next Topic >>>

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