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SKILL Regular user Florida 145 Posts |
Find people that help you build the act, also Be original in the material you choose
In order to arrive at perfeccion
you must go through the failure Japanese Thoughts |
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ibm_usa Special user In Your Mind, Ky, USA 722 Posts |
Talent shows are different than magic contests. Do not prepare a talent show contest like you would a magic contest (ex: FISM, FFFF, TAOM, SAM, IBM, etc).
With Talent shows you are dealing with laypeople. They don't care. The 3 best things you can do for a lay contest is 1) wow them but don't be too technical about it, 2) get them to laugh, 3) Give them a story, be entertaining to watch. I just recently won 2nd place at a county fair talent show by doing a small short sponge ball act followed by fiber optics. I had butterfingers and the rope slipped, and the method for fiber optics was exposed but no one noticed. With laymen talent shows - you're going to stick out, There will be hundreds of musicians and singers. The odds are in your favor because judges like seeing something new.
"You may think that i only talk of things from the past, you know, history, well magic is history"
-Guy Jarrett "Curiosity isn't a sin Harry, but it should be exorcised with great caution." -Albus Dumbledore (Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) http://www.jordanallen-mentalist.webs.com/ |
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Ubernutz Regular user 102 Posts |
Norvil incorporates singing into his routine, always an option
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