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solrak29 Special user NY Metro 936 Posts |
I missed the 2012 live video; but, interesting in accessing
the vids either way. In particular, I wanted to see the 2011 set because of Peter Wardell's talk. Only because of his claim to fame as one of the best street magician's in EU. So with that in mind, which one would you recommend for someone who can only purchase one at the moment but want to maximize what can be learned. In particular, anything about street performing, act building, character, etc. Yeah magic is bonus, but not necessarily the top on my list...(I have enough magic routines, effects, etc...). Also, is there any place that provides what each speaker talks about? That would be tremendously helpful in making such a choice; especially, when you have repeat people from previous years... What say you? Thanks ahead of time...
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bugjack Inner circle New York, New York 1625 Posts |
Tough questions.
Practically speaking, Peter Wardell's talk is the only one over the three years that gets into useful advice on street performing. There are some other street performers over the various disks, like Gazzo, but Peter's talk is, I believe, the only one that really gets into the details of presentation and performance. Barry and Stuart's presentation on the first year, which deals with originality and presentation, is also quite good. I'm not through watching the third year yet, but I have a feeling I'll consider it my favorite of the three when I'm finished. There are some talks by Armando Lucero, David Williamson and Bill Malone about character, although they tend to be more personal reminiscences about lessons they've learned. As for commentary about the EMCs, there is some over at Magic Convention Guide. This year they did a blow by blow. Can't remember how much detail they went into previously, but you can scroll back and find out. |
crummens New user 50 Posts |
Emc are all wonderful
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Steven Leung Inner circle found the Magic Rainbow after 1614 Posts |
Honestly, I can say that the last EMC is the best, while 2011 have some drawback when some performers do not perform at all in their performance section.
On average all years are above par and personally I like 2012 the best.
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MagicSarah Regular user Kent, United Kingdom 195 Posts |
Thank you for this. One of these will be on my Christmas list and I was looking for advice on which one I should look for and also where best to buy them from.
Would 2012 be the best for those with a particular interest in deception and mentalism? I think I am swayed by Richard Wiseman unless anyone else has any advice? For me in the UK it looks like the Essential Magic Collection itself seems to be the best place to buy it from. |
AndreOng1 Regular user SIngapore 110 Posts |
Been hearing lots great things about EMC. Just ordered all of it, can't want to check it out during christmas.
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