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Cashetta Regular user Rehoboth Beach, DE 128 Posts 
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Hey
Putting together a new show and think the best way to do my opening appearance is by using black art but have never used it before and need to start studying. Any must have books or videos that anyone can recommend would be great. Thanks! |
Ty Argo Special user Columbus, Ohio 525 Posts
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Anything by Don Drake, including "Black Art Breakthroughs" and "The Art of Black Art" video. (See http://www.blackartsecrets.com/catalog/index.htm )
Also, "Darwin's Inexpensive Illusions" has good B.A. stuff in it.
Dyslexics UNTIE!!
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Johnny_Dee Loyal user 225 Posts
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Black art is not hard to learn. However the secret with this principal is the ligthing. You have to know how to use it properly and it is a good idea to work with an expert in stage lighting. The Darwin inexpensive Illusion is a good source of infos concerning black art.
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