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magicdrums New user 91 Posts |
Hey guys
What do you guys think of the bubble zombie by Losander? I'm looking into getting it. |
Alexander Wells Veteran user 311 Posts |
There's a thread that goes into quite a bit of detail here:
http://themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic......start=30 |
magicdrums New user 91 Posts |
I think it's a great effect. I really like his routine with it. I'm looking into getting some new material in my show and am looking into like props that are under $450/500. Do you guys know of any good effects? I'm doing shows in libraries. I usually have around 200 people come to the shows. So I would like something a little bigger.
Thanks for any tips Patrick |
Ronin Loyal user Martinez,CA 216 Posts |
I think Losander's Bubble Zombie is a beautiful effect, having seen it live several times. The instruction he gives on his DVD's is great.
However, after spending quite a few hours practicing some of his bubble levitation effects, I felt that the problem of drafts and keeping the bubble(s) under control was just too much to deal with, if I wanted an effect that I could reliably do in just about any venue. The unpredictability of air movement in different rooms, or even in the same room on different days made it very difficult for me to choreograph a routine. That's just my experience. I suggest emailing Losander directly. He's one of the nicest people I've met in the magic community.
David Hirata
www.thingsimpossible.com "Life is a combination of magic and pasta." --Federico Fellini |
magicdrums New user 91 Posts |
Thanks guys. this helps alot!
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SpellbinderEntertainment Inner circle West Coast 3519 Posts |
Too many people think of Losander’s Floating Bubble as an effect by itself.
It is not, and if used that way is quite ineffective. The prop is a very small segment it a full bubble routine. As David said, the slightest interference in the room will ruin things. Even Losander says he’s developed almost a second-sense about when to do it or not. The air, temperature, lights, almost everything can affect the bubbles. He’s had great circumstances where an air-conditioner kicks in, and there goes the routine. On the other hand, it is an incredibly beautiful and magical presentation and worth mastering. But, please purchase another floating object if you just decide on a stand alone effect. Magically, Walt |
Benjamagic Loyal user 41°02′20″N 73°36′49″W 216 Posts |
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On 2012-06-20 14:40, magicdrums wrote: I really enjoy Losanders floating table. I believe the cheapest is around $500. It works great for almost any genre of magic and would be perfect for library shows. |
Benjamagic Loyal user 41°02′20″N 73°36′49″W 216 Posts |
Personally, I rarely use the bubble zombie with an actual bubble. Too much to think about. I will sometimes use it as a bigger version as The Thing (Bill Abbot) or with a sponge ball of some sort.
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61magic Special user Sacramento California 775 Posts |
I have one I could make you a super deal on, PM me for details.
Professor J. P. Fawkes
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alan1954 New user 43 Posts |
After years of performing The Thing by Bill Abbott, I switched over to Losander's gimmick. It's larger and easier to see. Plus, the gimmick is very easy on the hands and results in perfect draping of the foulard every time. I do not do anything with the bubble at all. IMO, that part is too risky.
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indomagic Inner circle 1140 Posts |
I highly recommended Losander's bubble zombie. Nice visual effect for your stage show...!!!
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