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BRodgers Special user 543 Posts |
Great!
As soon as you get a demo, please share so we can ourselves decide. Thanks!
Creator of The Phantom Band 360
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Dmann Inner circle Crossville, Tennessee 1683 Posts |
BRodgers
I certainly will get it up as soon as it's finished. I have six kids to feed....come on demo! Just kidding |
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
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On 2007-07-01 21:48, Dmann wrote: Quote:
On 2007-07-01 16:08, THEGUY26 wrote: Quote:
On 2007-07-01 21:48, Dmann wrote: Yes, Thank you. *Full Routine ... Not impromptu. *Bonus ... Not immediately examinable. *Not in high quality DVD format. *Available only in manuscript form. Thanks for some of the details and product info.. Wow six kids Dmann!!! Now that's busy ... WOAH!! |
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Dmann Inner circle Crossville, Tennessee 1683 Posts |
Hey buddy just a couple of things I would change about your short summary:
*Full Routine ... Not impromptu (but appears so). *First part of the routine is immediately examinable *Bonus ... Not immediately examinable (close though, just one thing to do). *Available only in manuscript form currently. *Not in high quality DVD format (not yet). |
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
Yep, got it.
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THEGUY26 (Will Swanson) Inner circle Minnesota, USA 2379 Posts |
Soda Surprise is completely impromptu, and you can do it with a borrowed bottle.
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
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On 2007-07-01 22:35, THEGUY26 wrote: I got that too. I was more concerned about the full routine. You have both adresses and answered my concerns clearly. Thank you. |
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Dmann Inner circle Crossville, Tennessee 1683 Posts |
I went back to change the post above and it locked me out in less than a minute.
It should have read... *Full Routine ... the first part of the routine is Not impromptu (but appears so) and is immediately examinable ...the second part of the routine is completely impromptu and is immediately examinable *Bonus... Not immediately examinable(but close though, just one thing to do) *Available only in manuscript form currently. *Not in high quality DVD format (not yet). |
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Chris Oberle Elite user California 444 Posts |
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On 2007-07-01 21:25, Christopher Williams wrote: With all due respect, the thread title does read in clear grammatical English... "McQuade & Swanson's" Excalibur (apostrophe = possessive) Not hard to gather at all. Quote:
On 2007-07-01 22:46, Dmann wrote: That kind of stuff is important to know. Thanks Dmann for being clear with that. |
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Dmann Inner circle Crossville, Tennessee 1683 Posts |
We have put a demo on the Excalibur page. Please realize this was shot overnite and its only part one.
Points to remember: *Full Routine ... the first part of the routine is Not impromptu (but appears so) and is immediately examinable ...the second part of the routine is completely impromptu and is immediately examinable *Bonus... Not immediately examinable(but close though, just one thing to do) *Available only in manuscript form currently. *Not in high quality DVD format (not yet). Here is the Link: http://www.precisionmagic.com/excalibur.htm |
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
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On 2007-07-01 21:51, Christopher Williams wrote: There are already way to many assumptions in this world. Let's try not to make any "could have/would have" statements. Besides, that's highly unlikey. Look at their age. 10 years ago they were practically babies. Please, let Dmann or the creators respond...Thank You. Dmann, Thanks for posting the demo. Woah, That bottle is HUGE! |
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Ace illusions Regular user 149 Posts |
Just watched the demo. Good job!
Is it possible perform the illusion with a bottle that don't have any labels? |
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Darius666 Veteran user London 368 Posts |
Hi everyone.
Just to answer a couple of questions, I'm 24 and have been performing for more than ten years (i was pretty crap at 14 to be honest). My first card I bottle, was a gimmicked pepsi bottle, where you had to 'twist' the card in to view. Sorry if that makes no sense, I cant remember the name of it or who made it. But, like most card in bottles, you where just shown the card had appeared, which to me wasn't that great, might as well do card to wallet. I have also performed a version where I basically shoved a card in a bottle in front of the audience, and I got away with it!!! That took a lot of mis-direction, and really wasn't that practical. With the excalibur, I started playing around with it a couple of years ago. I got the idea whilst brainstorming with Liam Montier (check his stuff out, it's good). We were trying to come up with a visual penetration. We actually didn't think it would work at first, but with a little playing around it became a miracle lol I have used it regulary ever since and is certainly audience tested. The bottle does have to have a label of some sort I'm afraid, they don't have to be as big as the label in the demo. All normal bottle have labels, so this really isn't a problem. Hope that answers some things Darren P.S. sorry for any spelling mistakes, my typing is rubbish. |
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
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On 2007-07-02 12:22, MagicMcQuade wrote: Yes indeed. For about two years you been playing around with it (not ten). And the bottle does in fact have to have a label. I am not one to make asumptions, that is why I always asks Q's. Thanks for stopping by and clarifyng. |
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THEGUY26 (Will Swanson) Inner circle Minnesota, USA 2379 Posts |
Just to let you all know, Soda Surprise does not need any label at all. Darren, Excalibur looked great!
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
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On 2007-07-02 12:22, MagicMcQuade wrote: Yeah, I'm not into shoving cards into bottles either. I think it looks wierd when people do that. It definitely is even more difficult when eyes are watching you when performing for crowds. The paper can flip on you and be a real pain to load, not to mention quite obvious. |
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ragingcalm Elite user 428 Posts |
Dmann,
Are you planning to make the manuscript a downloadable pdf file? Regards, Will |
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ragingcalm Elite user 428 Posts |
Oh and is a large bottle of the kind in the demo required or can a standard 500ml do or will the label be too small?
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gmmagic124 Special user 751 Posts |
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On 2007-07-02 15:43, ragingcalm wrote: That's what I'm wondering. He said you can use other labels. But, does the bottle have to be that BIG? If not, I would like to see a demo using a normal bottle myself. After all, I would never walk around with a bottle that large. Doesn't look impromptu. Kinda looks funny walking around the street with that and drinking from it. I really want to see a demo of the second part of the routine. Quote:
On 2007-07-01 21:49, THEGUY26 wrote: Can you post a video of one of your many audience performances with this, Will? |
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Christopher Williams Inner circle Portsmouth, UK 4464 Posts |
A normal bottle can be used for this, you do not have to use a large bottle
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