[Archive c 17.03.2008] Humour [Archive to 28.04.2012] - page 181
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It's simple, when you put your hand through the black curtain you can see a man's hand :-), then it's easy to guess :-)
First the woman's hand, at the end the man's, whose hand at the moment of the change
Let's say it's a sham, it doesn't matter where you took it from and where you hid it, but you can't catch the change.
Looked at it specially -- the female one first.
1. There is a second girl - an assistant.
2. It's all about the hand.
You can definitely tell that
1. The hand at the beginning -- not the girl who got in there.
2. The change of the hand (at the end of the trick) happens when it is covered by a black veil.
First the woman's hand, at the end the man's, whose hand at the moment of the change
Let's say it's a prop, where it came from, where it's hidden, it doesn't matter, but you can't catch the shift
it's not a prop hand, and it's probably a woman's hand. There is a third person on stage, who is in the stand of the structure.
Yeah, same man, two girls. Most likely the standard approach is to disguise part of the structure. I mean, it's not a box on a rack, it's a normal-sized structure, the viewer doesn't perceive it because of the disguise. And with this quality, neither will we. When the veil moves, the outline of the structure is visible, it's hard to tell. All deliberate wobbling of the box is made for the effect of the reality of the construction, magicians are very careful with illusions nowadays.
It's not an assembly trick where they then glue the plot to the hall
On this show, the freebies with mirrors, etc. that are visible from the audience, won't work.
I'm sure there's only one girl.
It's all in the arm.
It's not clear what the shadows are. If the shadow from the box, the girl should have a shadow too. But there shouldn't be any shadows on the stage, there are a lot of spotlights and they are at different angles.
When he covers the box with the first blanket, the ends of the blanket don't dangle, they kind of stick in the air.
Caught on the fucking storyboard a moment before the moment when the girl's hand should take the stick curtains, something falls off his palm and waits, hand crimping stick in the storyboard no, and for 1/24 second, the stick does not crimp, you need at least a little longer
there's a click at the moment the squeezing hand appears.
Didn't watch the second hand change.
In the back, a shelf falls off the wall with a third person, the men maybe twins.
In the back a shelf comes off the wall with a second person, the men may be twins.
at what point do you look for ?
In the back a shelf comes off the wall with a third person, the men may be twins.
No, I don't think so, not on this show.
Here's an example of a glue-up "for this show"
it's simple, but given the need for preparation and the fact that the audience will understand, they have to mimic the show
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