Paul Daniels is one of the most successful magicians of all time. He made worldwide headlines with his top rated television shows, extensive live performances, and the fortune he acquired through magic.
On this instructional DVD Paul teaches you the impromptu routines he uses when meeting people in a casual atmosphere. You will learn a lot more than just tricks as Daniels goes into detail explaining all the real work that can make these events memorable.
As all professional magicians know the magic and stunts you do during your daily life can often lead to bigger and better bookings and relationships than the most expensive marketing campaigns. Learn the intimate magic that Paul Daniels used throughout his career.
Routines performed and explained include:
The Boomerang Band: Paul teaches his handling of this famed stunt where a rubber band is made to shoot across the room or a stage and then amazingly roll back to you.
The Penetrating Band: Paul teaches a rubber band sequence he used on television where a rubber band penetrates the stem of a glass.
The Knot In The Rope: This is the classic one hand knot where you flick a rope or a tie and a knot appears on it. Paul often uses this as part of his stage shows.
The Double Lift: A standard technique in card magic is discussed, cleaned up and taught.
The Toss Vanish: A quick and magical sequence with a coin which Paul likes to do for children. A coin penetrates through your pants into your pocket, it is then placed into your other pocket and visually penetrates through the pant leg. The coin is then vanished and reproduced.
My Coin Vanish: Quick vanishing coin sequences Paul performs in impromptu situations.
Napkin Coin Vanish: A coin completely vanishes from under a napkin.
Changing The Face: A sequence using a bank note where the face on the bill smiles and frowns and then turns upside down.
Throughout the DVD Paul Daniels also gives great tips and advice about becoming a better magician.
Special DVD Features:
Instant access to performances, explanations and discussions
Product Previews
DVD Trailers
Dolby Digital sound
Encoded for worldwide viewing
On this instructional DVD Paul teaches you the impromptu routines he uses when meeting people in a casual atmosphere. You will learn a lot more than just tricks as Daniels goes into detail explaining all the real work that can make these events memorable.
As all professional magicians know the magic and stunts you do during your daily life can often lead to bigger and better bookings and relationships than the most expensive marketing campaigns. Learn the intimate magic that Paul Daniels used throughout his career.
Routines performed and explained include:
The Boomerang Band: Paul teaches his handling of this famed stunt where a rubber band is made to shoot across the room or a stage and then amazingly roll back to you.
The Penetrating Band: Paul teaches a rubber band sequence he used on television where a rubber band penetrates the stem of a glass.
The Knot In The Rope: This is the classic one hand knot where you flick a rope or a tie and a knot appears on it. Paul often uses this as part of his stage shows.
The Double Lift: A standard technique in card magic is discussed, cleaned up and taught.
The Toss Vanish: A quick and magical sequence with a coin which Paul likes to do for children. A coin penetrates through your pants into your pocket, it is then placed into your other pocket and visually penetrates through the pant leg. The coin is then vanished and reproduced.
My Coin Vanish: Quick vanishing coin sequences Paul performs in impromptu situations.
Napkin Coin Vanish: A coin completely vanishes from under a napkin.
Changing The Face: A sequence using a bank note where the face on the bill smiles and frowns and then turns upside down.
Throughout the DVD Paul Daniels also gives great tips and advice about becoming a better magician.
Special DVD Features:
Instant access to performances, explanations and discussions
Product Previews
DVD Trailers
Dolby Digital sound
Encoded for worldwide viewing
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