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bobandjim![]() New user 44 Posts ![]() |
Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40pTCa6hlwE
My camera didn't want to record for more than a minute, so I had to stitch a few takes together. You'll just have to trust that I didn't do anything sneaky behind the scenes ;-) Here's my favorite way of using this gimmick. What's yours? |
tonsofquestions![]() Special user 974 Posts ![]() |
Very nice routine, I like it! I didn't even notice any jumps in the video.
My only concern is with the switch at 1:05 - neither of those moves is something I'd be able to do with a normal pair of coins, so it feels a tad funny to me. On the other hand, that could just be the magician in me paying too much attention. I liked the touch of the phone bell as it appeared. What did you do to time that so well? Or was it an audio effect after the fact? |
bobandjim![]() New user 44 Posts ![]() |
Actually I just happened to get a text message at that exact moment. It was totally unplanned, but it worked great.
The move at 1:05 is defiantly not one that works well on camera. In practice, I point to a spectator standing at the back of the group and ask them to try blowing on the coin. Usually most of the crowd will turn around to look him or her as they blow on the coin. By the time they turn around, they see the has changed, but not the motion of sliding it back into place. There is also a larger action of me leaning towards the "blower" and then back to my original position that helps as well. |
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