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6 thoughts on “Episode 18 – Choosing Suitable Effects”
robert1 says:
Hi Paul, been doing it for years in my cabaret show; but after 18 episode you’ve finally convinced me to put a drawing duplication into my close-up repertoire. Damn it, should’ve done it years ago! 😉
Because I already do quite a bit of mind-reading (words and numbers) in my close-up it didn’t require a require any major “character development” to work it in. However, in my cabaret there’s a thread that leads up to the drawing-dup, whereas that can’t be conveyed in a table-hopping environment.
But, after a couple of gigs those little subtleties are getting finessed and it’s really starting to be a talking point. It’s odd that the reactions do seem to be a little different too, I’m guessing it’s because it brings in more of the ‘visual’ aspect of mind-reading.
What effect did you used to perform that was completely out of character? For me it was when I used to use playing cards 😉
Mario says:
Would it be wrong for me to use me being autistic as a character thing (I really am autistic, and it would explain some of the splinter skills I have developed in real life as well in performance).
damienjamesfx says:
Wow wow WOW!
I am so grateful for all of the awsome info!
I am working on my character now and this info is so helpful..
I am going to look for the recommended book tomorrow!
Thanks again Paul!! Keep the podcast going for ever!
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Hi Paul, been doing it for years in my cabaret show; but after 18 episode you’ve finally convinced me to put a drawing duplication into my close-up repertoire. Damn it, should’ve done it years ago! 😉
EXCELLENT! I’m so glad you tried it 🙂
What kind of reactions were you getting?
Because I already do quite a bit of mind-reading (words and numbers) in my close-up it didn’t require a require any major “character development” to work it in. However, in my cabaret there’s a thread that leads up to the drawing-dup, whereas that can’t be conveyed in a table-hopping environment.
But, after a couple of gigs those little subtleties are getting finessed and it’s really starting to be a talking point. It’s odd that the reactions do seem to be a little different too, I’m guessing it’s because it brings in more of the ‘visual’ aspect of mind-reading.
What effect did you used to perform that was completely out of character? For me it was when I used to use playing cards 😉
Would it be wrong for me to use me being autistic as a character thing (I really am autistic, and it would explain some of the splinter skills I have developed in real life as well in performance).
Wow wow WOW!
I am so grateful for all of the awsome info!
I am working on my character now and this info is so helpful..
I am going to look for the recommended book tomorrow!
Thanks again Paul!! Keep the podcast going for ever!