Alright guys I don't know if this should go in the product question forum or not. Anyway, I'm going to be in the talent show next year as it'll be my senior year and I want to do an illusion to start the show with. I really want to do a stage levitation. Do any of you know one that would be suitable for a school stage?
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Talent Show Illusion
- Thread starter JD
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I would look at Illusion FX (I hope the name is right) by Andrew Mayne...It has some stage illusions that would look sick!!
Mayne has a ton of relatively cheap stage illusions, whether or not you decide to do a levitation or not.
Oh I know. I went on a Mayne binge awhile back. On close up, not stage. His thinking is very...innovative to say the least.
If you like Andrew Mayne's stuff then you should probably check out levitator. I don't own it but it seems like good cheap stage stuff.
I have Levitator. Im not presenting that at school. I was kinda disappointed and I don't know why.
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Mark Wilsons Complete Course in Magic has a good method, although a bit elaborate but should be very effective if you can make the props well.