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Creativity and Impact
Detailed explanation of the method to build a creative act and the techniques of impact on the audience used by Boris (including a whole chapter on how to create standing ovations).
For the very first time, a full-time French professional performer |
Boris Wild |
6 Dec 2011 |
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The Chair Principle
The chair principle began as a small thing that worked. And because it worked, it grew. And because it grew, several additional benefits became noticeable, thereby allowing Brent to use the nomenclature of “The Chair Principle” as opposed to “the chair ...more |
Brent Braun &
Matthew Bennett |
15 Jul 2011 |
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Tapping Into Your Creative Flow
If you believe that either somebody is creative or not and that there is nothing you can do to increase your creativity then this is not an ebook you want to read. However, if you do believe that you can improve your creativity, or if you are at least ...more |
Brian Richards |
4 May 2011 |
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More Than Meets The Eye
So, you want to be a good magician? Get these performance, routining, and creativity notes, which detail step-by-step instructions to make your magic better. Packed with time saving tips and techniques that you can use to quickly elevate your routines ...more |
Dan Harlan |
1 May 2011 |
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For Your Consideration
"A splendid lecture which delves into the psychology of tricks and the thought behind them."
-Central Connecticut Magicians' Association
"Brian elevates our art to a very high standard." -Ken Maynard, S.A.M. Assembly 16
"Very creative |
Brian Miller |
14 Feb 2011 |
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The Too Perfect Theory
Can a magic trick be too perfect? Too impossible? Well, opinions differ. Some of the most prominent minds in magic disagree. Reading these essays will help you form your own personal opinion on this fundamental question. The theorists are:
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Jon Racherbaumer |
8 Feb 2011 |
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The Restaurant Magic Reader
Essays and thoughts on the performance of restaurant magic.
"This is real world experience from a top pro who has spent his professional life learning what works, what is important and, most importantly, what is universal." - Richard Osterlind (from |
Jim Sisti |
30 Jan 2011 |
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The John Booth Reader
In this compendium of all of Dr. John Nicholls Booth’s (1912 - 2009) books the reader is treated to find information on many topics of interest written between 1929 and 2009 – 80 years! Ben Robinson and Dr. Booth worked on four books together from 1985 ...more |
Ben Robinson |
26 Oct 2010 |
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The Page Boy Speaks
Patrick Page had a monthly column in Pabular. This is a compilation of all those articles. You will hear the stories and anecdotes that make magic such a fascinating pursuit. You will also learn a lot from Patrick's incredible mastery and knowledge |
Patrick Page |
25 Oct 2010 |
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Make Me Care
From Wesley James' 1st new lecture in more than 10 Years
Not everyone will immediately recognize the name Wesley James. However, those in the know will. For many years Dr. James has been an underground secret. During his many years as a professional |
Wesley James |
2 Oct 2010 |
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Harold Taylor: The Angle of a Pro
Two hours of practical professional advice from the man who has entertained the Royal Family on several occasions and who for many years was the choice of the world's richest man, Paul Getty, as entertainer. In each volume there is a classic feature trick ...more |
Harold Taylor |
21 Aug 2010 |
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Magical Creation
Magical Creation or "How to invent a new trick"
The work consists of three distinctive parts
- Part ONE renders a brief outline of magical theory. The review details most of the basic effects, major principles and means, complemented by a summary,
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Pavel |
9 Jul 2010 |
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The Professional Touch
My oh my is this a great ebook! If you intend to earn a living doing magic or if you simply want to make your performances more professional then do yourself a favor and read and study this ebook. There are decades of experience bottled up in its wisdom. ...more |
Billy McComb |
24 May 2010 |
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Professional Performing Advice
Two volumes and amongst the most valuable to the young performer who wants really practical professional advice right from the start. Alan Alan is one of the world's most highly paid escapologists and without revealing his very closest secrets he explains ...more |
Alan Alan |
16 Feb 2010 |
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Woes of a Wizard
Woes of a Wizard was written by David Devant before he was partner to J. N. Maskelyne in his famous Egyptian Hall in London. Devant became a partner after George Cooke, Maskelyne's former partner had left the enterprise. Devant was a natural choice ...more |
David Devant |
14 Jan 2010 |
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How to be a Part-Time Pro
Gene Anderson shares his international experience and opinion on things ranging from the difference between semi-pro and part-time pro, timing, entertaining. Excellent information on how to improve and get the most out of your act.
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Gene Anderson |
21 Oct 2009 |
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Hobservations on Comedy Clubs
The title might be a bit misleading as most of the advice is applicable to any magician who wants to add comedy to their performance.
If you are serious about mixing magic and comedy you need to read this. It will either make you reconsider your choice |
Jeff Hobson |
7 Jul 2009 |
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Acting for Magicians
A practical workbook for the serious performer.
One of the main reasons magicians neglect the "acting" part of magic is because magic is such a demanding discipline to learn. A performing magician wears many hats. The magician has to learn sleights, |
Richard L. Tenace |
7 Jul 2009 |
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Stage Craft for Magicians
The average magician focuses on tricks, moves and method. The really good ones know that acting is an even more important aspect of a magic performance, regardless of if you are standing on a stage or close-up next to a cocktail table.
Richard Tenace |
Richard L. Tenace |
25 Jun 2009 |
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The Psychology of Magic
Dr. Bill Nagler is a psychologist and he provides a psychologist's in depth view of the world of magic. The information is radical and instructive.Why do top magicians rarely earn the sums of money that top stars in other entertainment fields earn? Why ...more |
Bill Nagler MD |
28 May 2009 |
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