Hey guys , where can I find lectures for presentation . How to present different tricks , how to act etc.
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Presentation Lectures
- Thread starter Strikerche
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Heres my approach:
I first think of the presentation (a quote, some philosophy, something funny, something touching, etc.) then I build a routine around it. So you got a great presentation right from the start.
I first think of the presentation (a quote, some philosophy, something funny, something touching, etc.) then I build a routine around it. So you got a great presentation right from the start.
It's not a lecture, but the book "Strong Magic" by Darwin Ortiz is a good place to start. Also consider reading Five Points in Magic by Juan Tamariz, Maximum Entertainment by Ken Webber, and Our Magic by Meskylin and Devant.
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I also recommend these books as well. Both of them will make you question every aspect of your presentation for the better!
~Ryan
