Close-Up Sketches by Alain Nu

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Alain Nu is almost a magic all rounder, he is good at close range, stage, soul, magic and so on various types of TV. In this tutorial you will learn to have been thoroughly tempered close up process.
Alain Nu is a full-time creative performing magician who is equally adept at close-up, stage, mental and television magic he has earned his chops by performing in restaurants, nightclubs, theaters, bars and even on the street. This DVD features the routines he uses formal and close-up informal situations. You will learn audience-tested routines and some Nu-wave approaches.
Performed and explained: Routines
My Home Be Computer: A simple all-backs routine with a home computer presentation where a selected card visually appears as all the back. come faces
That old coin Trick: an entertaining and visual coin routine where a coin produced from a spectator's ear vanishes, appears, flies to your pocket, splits into two coins and finally and magically turns into four.
Eraser Head: a rubber ball held in your left-hand changes places with a coin in your right. The ball, which is made of putty, is stretched into a magic wand shape and used to vanish the coin. the coin appears on the end of the wand. the wand (putty) is now used to erase parts of the coin via David Roth's the Eraser. when the coin is cleared into nothing it is found to have been absorbed into the putty.
Blades: An excellent multi-phase Switch color-changing knife routine where knives change color transpose multiply and finally the odd knife changes to a totally different color..
Forked: an instrument to form routine where a dalgleish and signed coin is tossed into a cup full of coins. A fork is used to stir the coins in the cup. When the spectator removes the fork from the cup the selected signed coin is found laced on its tines.

Can't go You wrong learning the routines on this DVD they are all relatively simple in execution but powerful in effect..

Meir Yedid A Magic product. Original release date: DVD: August 2005, VHS: 1996 time: Approximately Running 60 minutes.