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thehawk Inner circle 2275 Posts 
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Why doesn't Paul Harris come on here and answer some of people's concerns? If he wants to put his name behind a product he should anser questions good or bad.
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Chance Wolf Inner circle 2425 Posts
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Not sure if this has been recommended as I cannot sift through 390 posts.
Let's follow Mr. Muggle's lead as he came very close to the "walking" solution by forming a Penguin which walks almost exactly as a real Penguin. I am sure you can create many story lines for the little Black n White suited bird or anything else you can sculpt with a theme to fit the shuffle. Maybe a Michael Jackson concept aint to bad...not sure if I want to go there creatively yet 
If we begin to think outside the box I am sure many cool ideas will come forth. Chance
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Pete Biro 1933 - 2018 18558 Posts
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Time to lock this thread?
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Robert M Inner circle 2482 Posts
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On 2010-01-07 10:46, Chance Wolf wrote: I think it was Angelo Carbone's idea to make a penguin rather than a little man. Have to agree with Pete. Perhaps it's time to lock this unproductive thread. I wish those who criticize would stop and think about how much time, effort, and expense goes into creating something like this. Robert |
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ricardo carpenter Regular user 107 Posts
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... and Little Man finally said :
"...Then the dust goes back to the ground as it was before, and the breath of life goes back to God who gave it...." |
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Review King Eternal Order 14446 Posts
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Mold a snowman, like in Rudolph from the 1960's? The Burl Ives Snowman sort of moved like Little Man.
Or, for the VERY adult crowd, mold it I to Michael Jackson's nose ( his reportedly came off ) and have it move, looking, for Jacko. I know, a bit cryptic, but weave a story about it ( taking it out of the bag, giving a use for the bag ). Christopher
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M Sini Inner circle 1360 Posts
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On 2010-01-07 12:13, Review King wrote: Now that would be hilarious! |
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Potty the Pirate Inner circle 4622 Posts
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Michael Jackson's nose! I love it! Kids would love it too - I have Captain Knottybeard's "spare nose" in my Treasure Chest, and the kids adore it. Of course, there's no reason why you shouldn't have any number of different presentations for this. I had planned to make a pirate, but now I'm thinking about a nose....squeeze it at the end and a load of snot shoots out?
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Potty the Pirate Inner circle 4622 Posts
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On 2010-01-07 07:00, Sybilmagic wrote: Firstly, what would someone Google? "Walking clay figure"? that may turn it up, they won't know to enter "Little Man", "Paul Harris", etc, so it could take hours.....they might just go and get a beer. The only ones likely to Google your tricks are teenagers - and then, only those nerdy enough to be interested in finding out how magic is "done". Showing the demo video to your friends is bad form. Of course, show it to fellow magi's, but not to your laymen friends. The video is intended as a demo for magicians, not for critical review as if it were a performance. If you as a performer can't see the potential in it, it's unlikely your friends will either. Potty |
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Acecardician Inner circle New Orleans 1375 Posts
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Although I like it, I would probably never use it because I don't use tables in my show. Now, last time I went to my granddaughters house, she was sitting on the floor playing with playdoe. She was making little people. She is 6 years old. I imagined I could do little man for her right then and there. That would have been something. Real close to an Astonishment moment that Paul talks about. (Being a normal person and using items on hand to make a moment of astonishment.)
The moment came and went. As magicians, we should be able to set the stage for this to happen. If that is the way you perform. When I work for money I just walk up to people and do everything in the hands. My stage show is basically all in the hands also. ACE  (look at the little man dance)
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truthteller Inner circle 2586 Posts
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I wrote in Magic, people do google magic secrets. Handhelds are everywhere and it is too easy not to. Googling is now no different from leaning over to your friend and asking 'hey, do you know how they did it?'
And yes, they have enough info to find it online. I can cite specific examples of this happening to friends of mine, but I am sure most working performers who 1. fool people and 2. work for those who have access to the internet have had their own experiences. And yes, they will end up here. I agree that the bag was a poor choice. Why not use one of those play-dough mats that come with the kits. It would make sense to play with the dough on the mat designed to be played on. It also serves the known purpose of keeping the surrounding environment clean. |
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Larry Davidson Inner circle Potomac, MD 5267 Posts
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Re. something that might "walk" like that in real life, how about a baby crawling on all fours, with the bag decorated as a baby gift bag? I'm not sure if the crawling would work given the mechanics of this effect, since the figure would be longer than taller, it would touch the bag in four places, and what would the paper on the knees and elbows represent, kneepads and elbowpads? Even if it would work, I'd want the crawling to be a means to an end versus an end itself. Maybe instead of a baby crawling, it could be a man crawling on all fours to lay carpet, or a car with a poor GPS system and a dotted white line drawn on the black bag to represent a road?
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Scott F. Guinn Inner circle "Great Scott!" aka "Palms of Putty" & "Poof Daddy G" 6586 Posts
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On 2010-01-07 06:37, Potty the Pirate wrote: This is my 4th post in 14 pages. I stated my opinion of the product, and then I took issue with the way you and Darius responded to people who disagreed with your opinions of the effect of Little Man. I don't see how that's hijacking a thread. As I said in my first post, others may really like this.
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keeblem Inner circle Essex, UK 1167 Posts
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Pros: Cute
Negs: Not that magical (IMO) Price: Cheap if you will use it, expensive if you don't. Mark |
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Mr. Mystoffelees Inner circle I haven't changed anyone's opinion in 3623 Posts
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On 2010-01-07 15:50, Larry Davidson wrote: Actually, those guys with their pants way down low sort of walk like that, too...
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Larry Davidson Inner circle Potomac, MD 5267 Posts
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Player Dough?
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Larry Davidson Inner circle Potomac, MD 5267 Posts
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How about a magician crawling before he can walk?
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Havens Veteran user UK 338 Posts
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On 2010-01-07 15:28, truthteller wrote: I totally agree with this as it smacks of censorship. Calling for threads to be deleted or locked can actually harm the respect a creator has only for another thread to be created elsewhere in the forum. Aside from the odd troll and *** kisser I see a lot of positive discussion here and I hope this continues in order to stimulate ideas and help improve the product before release. Janet has also been good enough to respond to comments on her brother's behalf, which I'm sure is appreciated by most members taking part in this discussion and would be unfair on her to lock a thread that PHP is actively involved in. |
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Dan Bernier Inner circle Canada 2298 Posts
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I commend Janet for how she has been responding to the many honest opinions being shared here.
But, I do believe that all the other threads that keep popping up in retaliation, (excluding the one in Little Darlings) should be locked or deleted. This forum is not intended to discuss creative idea's and in my personal opinion shows a disregard to the rules and those who work hard to keep this place what it is.
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Mr. Mystoffelees Inner circle I haven't changed anyone's opinion in 3623 Posts
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I agree also. It seems Scott is trying to get us to understand the importance of proper form with our posts. Perhaps threads get locked not so much because of WHAT is being said but rather HOW it is being said...
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