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Tor Egil Elite user Norway 495 Posts 
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Are any of the Andrew Mayne books any good? I thought on buying solo x or illusion book. Are they any good?
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alexkrey Elite user RUSSIA 411 Posts
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Only for professionals!
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Tor Egil Elite user Norway 495 Posts
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I don't have an asisten and Im not planing on getting one either. I want to do one man illusions What kind of book do you recemend?
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alexkrey Elite user RUSSIA 411 Posts
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Paul Osborne "Illusionsystem" 1-4.
Rand Woodbury "Illusionworks" 1-3 + "Diversion". Jim Steinmeyer "Divece and illusion", "Modern Art". |
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Gracy_hm Regular user Atlanta 195 Posts
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If you have carpendry experiance I can recomend SOlo X since it is for the SOLO performer but you must be knoledgable with the tools of the trade to build the effects.
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Tor Egil Elite user Norway 495 Posts
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Could you name a few illusions that you can learn in solo x?
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Gracy_hm Regular user Atlanta 195 Posts
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Certainly,
Walking thru a fan, Crawling thru a CD, Shrinking yourself to 1 foot tall, walking thru a mirror, shinking your head, and producing a T.V from a breifcase. Those aren't all of the illusions in this book but they giive you an idea. Take care, Kyle |
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