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slider_777 New user 35 Posts 
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Oz 2 was very useful of commercial tips :-D
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Paul Magic New user Germany 19 Posts
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I think that the lectures of Dani Garcia (cards and everyday objects, presentation) and Michael Eaton (coins, rubberbands, spongeballs) had the most to offer for a close up magician!
From a theoretical/marketing point of view Oz's second lecture was great, too. Hmm...the three tricks/application of existing tricks (Alarmed) told were not bad at all (I have not purchased Oz first lecture). P.S: Yet, I have seen the lectures of eric jones, john allen, shawn farquar, david roth, joshua jay, jay sankey, mark mason (all good lecture apart from jay sankey which was not my cup of tea). |
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Robert P. Special user Kansas 632 Posts
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It's been about a year and a lot more lectures have taken place since then. So what are the ones that you have enjoyed the most so far, and why?
If you don't mind, please also state the lectures you have seen so far. I've only downloaded two recently so I'm not in a good spot to offer an opinion yet but I'm hoping to buy some more and would love to hear everyone's thoughts. (so far I have Osterlind's and DaOrtiz's) |
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ace1323 New user CT 20 Posts
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Recently saw Shin Lim's and thought it was excellent. Most was more advanced technique - but loved some of the effects
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Alwow Special user Los Angeles 544 Posts
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As a mentalist Peter Turner's is a must have, absolutely priceless. I also enjoyed Colin Mcleod's. For the Magi, I'd say probably Dani DaOrtiz.
"Everything I show you is the truth... And the truth is the loveliest of lies"
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Jeff Wassom Elite user 493 Posts
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Peter Turner was definitely an eye opener. Lots of ideas and principles I wasn't aware of. Super cool watching him talk about and take risks was just one of the highlights.
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oliversmith Loyal user 257 Posts
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I have really enjoyed lectures by Bizarro, Oz Pearlman and especially Daniel Garcia. Ian Rowland was also interesting.
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riju1985 New user 66 Posts
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I found shawn farquar, david roth and mark masons lecres are very good
Devin Knight gave away a lot of PDFs so you can get things out of that lecture also Dani da Ortizs lecture was also absolutely WORTH!!!!!!! one of the very best |
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bugjack Inner circle New York, New York 1624 Posts
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Of the ones I've seen this year, I really loved Paul Wilson's. Great mix of effects, from self-working to heavy sleights, and a fair amount of inspiration (really).
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Magicalos Special user 557 Posts
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Mark masons was awesome I adore the monte trick he does fries layman
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DougNicols Special user 846 Posts
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On 2013-08-07 18:11, riju1985 wrote: I'm still trying to recover from Shawn's lecture. It was like a brain download from The Matrix movie, still processing all the ideas/tips. |
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greig ewen Elite user 473 Posts
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John Guataferro was great. #Boom
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magic1178 Loyal user 215 Posts
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I've watched 18 lectures
my top three Oz second lecture Peter Turner and for me my favorite was Looch, relaxed style with simple and strong effects.
Derek Johnston
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Knobz1 Regular user Charlotte, NC 157 Posts
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My question was going to be if you could only purchase one penguin live lecture which would you choose between Peter Turner and Devin Knight?
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ArtIn Inner circle 1702 Posts
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Ian Rowland hands down.
Sure-fire material and very entertaining! |
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Magic.Maddy Inner circle 1861 Posts
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On 2013-08-09 18:37, Knobz1 wrote: Depends on what kind of magic you want to do. If you want real world material that you can work instantly - you want Devin. If you want principles and stuff that takes work - you want peter |
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Knobz1 Regular user Charlotte, NC 157 Posts
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Quote: Thanks Maddy. I plan on getting both but will probably go with Devins tonight. Thanks again.
On 2013-08-09 18:56, Magic.Maddy wrote: |
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Mark_Chandaue Inner circle Essex UK 4191 Posts
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On 2013-08-09 18:37, Knobz1 wrote: Personally I would go with Petes although to be fair I haven't seen Devins. However if I could only keep one of my penguin lectures that I have bought it would be Pete Turners. I probably got more individual effects out of any one of the other lectures I've bought but Petes lecture was more inspirational than any other and probably has and will continue to have a bigger impact on my own performances than any other lecture. If I could only keep 2 my second would be Marc Spellmans. But everyone is different and one mans meat is another mans poison. Mark |
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smullins Special user United States 678 Posts
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They are all really solid. Here's some of my favorites (no particular order):
Dani DaOrtiz Woody Aragon Doug Conn Dan Harlan 2 Ryan Schlutz Aldo Colombini David Regal All of them are great though my list could probably be much bigger for ones I just loved watching. These are just the ones I really took something away from. |
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chappelly Special user Down Under 744 Posts
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Charlie Frye, Jimmy Fingers, Dan Harlan,Ian Rowland Devin Knight Colin McLeod........ All the lectures that I have seen have been very good (except for one which I won't mention)
There is enough material here to last a lifetime. Chappelly |
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