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Larry Davidson![]() Inner circle Potomac, MD 5267 Posts ![]() |
I've never thought of Matrix as being an effect with angle issues.
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Pete Biro![]() 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts ![]() |
Glass top table, spectator laying on floor?
STAY TOONED... @ www.pete-biro.com
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Larry Davidson![]() Inner circle Potomac, MD 5267 Posts ![]() |
I rarely see glass top tables and I haven't seen a spectator laying on the floor since I stopped performing bar magic.
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joseph![]() Eternal Order Please ignore my 17126 Posts ![]() |
I'll agree with Bill Malone and stick with the original Schneider routine....
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler." (Einstein)...
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BBM123![]() New user Los Angeles 98 Posts ![]() |
What about poor man's matrix by jc wagner?
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Mike Wild![]() Inner circle NY, PA, TX, MA, FL, NC 1290 Posts ![]() |
RE: "I rarely see glass top tables and I haven't seen a spectator laying on the floor since I stopped performing bar magic."
I find the added height of the bar to be to my advantage, usually. But there's a definite distance issue between the bar and the floor. The stark 80 degree angle has its problems too ![]() Good one Larry! Best, Mike |
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Larry Barnowsky![]() Inner circle Cooperstown, NY where bats are made from 4863 Posts ![]() |
If you saw Shade you'd know that the card mechanic technical advisors (Wilson et al) showed off their skills with the camera shooting from below a glass table. I guess coin guys will need a radiolucent close up pad to compete.
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Dan LeFay![]() Inner circle Holland 1371 Posts ![]() |
What about a transparent gel-pad (For instance a close up pad made like a coldpack) Add to that transparent cards and you're there;-)
I remember James Lewis performing his coins thru glass table in Irma's room at the Castle. Biiiiig wow-factor!
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Tales and dreams are the shadow-truths, that will endure when mere facts are dust and ashes, and forgot." Neil Gaiman |
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Magicmaven![]() Inner circle 1235 Posts ![]() |
Hey guys. I take lessons from Dean Dill. My favorite is the "simple matrix backfire" it's amazing. I fool magicians when doing it, though you do have to do a lot of timing, slight of hand and misdirection to pull it off, but it is totally worth it. Also, it sounds like this Armando guy is pretty great. Hey Pete Biro, sounds like you know a lot about him. Where's his shop or house or something like that, I'd like to meet him, he seems amazing. thanks
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