And when I say "hypnotic" I am not talking about the kind that puts you to sleep. And I think, despite what that old misery Goshman stated, to have excellent presentation. In fact I consider Mr Roth to be one of the greatest magicians I have ever seen and easily the best coin magician in the world.
As for David Roth I appreciate him greatly despite grumpy old Al Goshman once growling to me, "he hasn't got any presentation". It appears that the more obscure Bill Duncan who has not been on Scottish television after all is once again contradicting me despite the fact that I am never wrong. Or you can stick with coal.Īt least you can heat the house with the later. Take a clever idea, add history, and mix with talent and inspiration, and you get diamonds. A mildly clever concept, that languished undone because it's was just a clever idea. But compare Hugard's routine with Roth's and you'll see the same thing. I agree that lots of folks who don't read, or know their history, reinvent basic concepts, and often in the rush to publish don't give the ideas the necessary polish. But I'm not sharing who did that other than to say he's a friend of Josh Jay's and it's been published. And that routine has since been reinvented, and better as well. The Roth routine is very good the Hugard bit a forgotten footnote.Īnd, as I recall Hugard's bit was preceded by Scott in A Discoverie of Witchcraft. David Roth's wonderful (and seldom improved) Karate Coin routine may have been preceded by Hugard's The Finger Gimlet, but there's a very important difference. I investigated things, and what I found was that sentiment was usually wrong. All the old guys (before I was an old guy) used to tell me that. And one of the things they will learn is that all this allegedly newer stuff is old stuff rehashed.
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He’ll also cover topics such as effect construction, audience management, magic theory, misdirection, dealing with hecklers, developing your character and persona, how to maximize the impact of every trick, and much more! Books, DVD’s, close-up mats, practice mirrors, and lecture notes will all be on sale as well.Performer wrote:And I suggest some of the dafter people here investigate books from before that time. Learn how to connect with your audience and how to get them hooked-and keep them hooked. In addition to teaching the mechanics of the tricks, Jason will share his insights on how to make your show one that the audience will never forget. In this lecture, Jason will teach several killer effects. These effects are practical and most importantly, they don’t all rely on knuckle-busting sleight of hand. Jason is constantly creating new and original plots that are meaningful and very entertaining. These are effects that make you look like a world-class card mechanic.
Jason Ladanye is known for creating high-impact card tricks that play like miracles for lay audiences. In 2018, Jason released his second book Game Changer. In 2013, Jason released his first book Confident Deceptions.
He has performed at the famous Magic Castle and has consulted for the hit Broadway show, Cheers Live. He has appeared on ABC’s 20/20 and Inside Edition exposing card cheating scams. Jason has performed at Resort Casinos like Turning Stone, Foxwoods, and Mohegan Sun, and at corporate events for Fortune 500 companies including Fuji Films, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, and General Motors.
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