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Pocket Power

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by Jarle Leirpoll
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Pocket Power

Jarle Leirpoll is one of Norway's leading Stand-Up and Close-Up performers. He received the Norwegian magician of the year award in 1998. You will find effective and deceptive ways to switch, ditch and steal - using only the normal pockets and occasionally a Topit. Several original routines and lots of techniques and ideas are explained in detail, including more than one hundred illustrations. On top of that four video clips are embedded in the ebook which show 5 effects. The chapter about Choreographic Misdirection has been significantly increased over the paper version of this book from 1995.

My favorite is his bill switch without any gimmick. This is the kind of professional thinking one rarely finds - eliminate the unnecessary leaving the effect as strong as before. Very clean! I am going to practice this myself.

1st edition, 1995, Jarle Leirpoll, ISBN 82-993648-0-9
1st electronic edition in HTML, 2001, Lybrary.com
2nd electronic edition in PDF, 2006, Lybrary.com; 70 pages.


Table of Contents

pagepage
  1. Dedication
  2. Foreword
  3. Introduction

  4. Toilet Paper To Egg
  5. The bold switch (fig. 1)
  6. The Tamariz switch (fig. 2)

  7. Coke From Shoe
  8. Stealing the Coke
  9. Loading the Coke into the shoe

  10. Palming Cards
  11. The Bottom Palm
  12. Cover for the Bottom Palm
  13. The One-Handed Top Palm
  14. Cover for the One-Handed Top Palm
  15. The "Pull Up the Sleeves" Bottom Palm

  16. Norwegian Travellers
  17. Controlling the cards to the top
  18. The Hofzinser Spread Control
  19. The Topit Drop
  20. The Empty Hand
  21. The last card
  22. Alternative ending
  23. Killing time
  24. Gags as misdirection
  25. If at first you don't succeed

  26. Card In Shoe
  27. Folding the card
  28. Creating the illusion
  29. Cleaning up

  30. No Gimmick Bill Change
  31. Displaying the bill
  32. Folding the bill
  33. Displaying the new bill
  34. Cleaning up

  35. The Perfect Out
  36. The Card to Pocket Move

  37. Stealing
  38. From the side pocket
  39. From the side pocket, another method
  40. From the waistband
  41. The "simplest" steal of them all
  42. Scooping
  43. The Thumb Clip
  44. Straightening the jacket

  45. The Almost Ultimate Newspaper Trick
  46. Preparation
  47. Performance
  48. Tearing the paper
  49. The restoration
  50. Cleaning up

  51. Tips And Techniques
  52. Take out something else first
  53. Impromptu card holder
  54. Handkerchief
  55. The breast pocket
  56. Objects inside objects
  57. Deck switch
  1. Angle proofing
  2. Into the sleeves
  3. Post-It magic
  4. Velcro magic
  5. Sound FX convincer
  6. Magnets
  7. A tip on ditching
  8. The vanishing Gimmick

  9. Good Enough for TV

  10. Drama
  11. The Premise
  12. Kill your Darlings
  13. Forward Movement
  14. Pang, puff, puff, BANG!
  15. Eliminating Dead Time
  16. Parallel Action
  17. Energy
  18. The Dilemma of Magic
  19. The Art of Suggestion
  20. Play it Big
  21. Timing
  22. Aim at the Heart

  23. Choreographic Misdirection
  24. What is Choreographic Misdirection?
  25. Point of Interest
  26. Norwegian Travelers - the second card
  27. Eye Scan
  28. The Bottom Palm
  29. Naturalness
  30. Gags as Misdirection
  31. Establishing a norm
  32. Your own body language
  33. Conditioning for misdirection
  34. Don't forget the palming Hand
  35. The Off-Beat
  36. Speed attracts the eye
  37. Simultaneous Actions
  38. Misdirection on TV
  39. Practice Misdirection
  40. Final words

  41. Confidence
  42. Practice
  43. The brain learns how to be effective
  44. Bombing
  45. Hakuna Matata
  46. Wireless Microphones
  47. The Transmitter Pocket
  48. The Microphone Stand
  49. Applause
  50. You can't always be confident

  51. Video Evaluation

  52. Magic on TV
  53. Beyond the Ordinary
  54. It's a Battlefield
  55. Everyone wants it to be good
  56. Know the Language
  57. Everything can be Big on TV
  58. Be Prepared

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