Archive for November, 2006
Magic as Art
In this clip, Jerome Murat prove that magic really can be art.
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xf9oo_jerome-murat
It’s a long clip, but well worth watching to the end.
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This is an interesting clip on the website of magician Whit Haydn.
It is his version of the Chicago Opener card trick- but I don’t think it quite goes to plan!
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Blaine Removes Heart
I think this is one of the best tricks Blaine has done on TV.
At the end of a chat show interview, he removes his own heart. Really.
I’d like to have seen what happened afterwards, was he carried out on a stretcher or did he just get up and say ‘It’s just a trick! I’m [...]
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Cyril Takayama Hamburger
This used to be available on YouTube, but I think it’s been taken off.
It’s Cyril Takayama producing a hamburger from a poster. You have to see it and then tell me how’s he stay so thin?
Have a look while you still can.
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Here is a great sequence of close-up card magic and coin magic from Akira Fuji, a well known (apparently) close-up magician from Japan.
Thanks to PeaceLove for the heads up on his blog.
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Dan’s Hands
This footage was filmed for a small excerpt I did for a theatre company in Leicester.
I then edited it and put together this video, Dan’s Hands
My hands were standing in for an actor’s – that’s why the camera avoids my face. Honest.
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Apparently, this is based on the classic joke ‘The Aristocrats’ – which I have to say I haven’t heard before. Pretty funny in the context of a card trick.
Kind of a story trick (like sam the bellhop) , but it doesn’t use all the cards and it also has an adult theme… so maybe give [...]
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