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Magic Techniques 101 - Vanishing and Transforming on the Stage
Going to magic shows and experiencing the amazing stunts of the magicians is a way of life for many children.
Magicians such as Vitelli and Kris Angel base their routine and shows off of science and art.
Magic combines the two disciplines and creates an experience unlike any other.
The production of magic is an intense and thrilling experience, however; sitting in the audience is equally heart throbbing.
While the audience stares in amazement trying to figure out how they created the illusions, Vitelli seeks to enter their psychological systems and focus their attention to a specific part of the stage.
There are two techniques that Vitelli and others use during their magic: transformation and vanishing.
These are two essential elements that have been in the magic industry for decades.
While the general ideas are still the same, the way in which they are executed has been helped by the invention of modern technology.
A magic show these days is full of lights, sounds, and crazy special effects.
While these effects are nice, there wouldn't be a show without the fundamental principles of magic.
Vitelli utilizes the technique of transformation during his shows.
This is the process of changing an otherwise intangible object.
For example, he might change the color of a handkerchief, transform a woman into a tiger, or turn a grown man into a toddler.
A transformation is the ultimate illusion because it implements a variety of magical, scientific, and artistic theories.
Vitelli uses this to his benefit, executing such maneuvers while focusing and transforming the audience's thoughts.
Keeping the audience focused can ensure that he can execute the stunt safely.
While transformation utilizes an element of vanishing, this is the technique that makes things disappear from the stage.
For example, Vitelli can make a coin disappear or have a cage full of birds vanish by the snap of a finger.
The vanish technique is even used to make audience members and assistants disappear from a cabinet, box, or closet.
The vanishing technique has been around for centuries but it took idols such as Siegfried and Roy to execute these stunts.
Magicians such as Vitelli and Kris Angel base their routine and shows off of science and art.
Magic combines the two disciplines and creates an experience unlike any other.
The production of magic is an intense and thrilling experience, however; sitting in the audience is equally heart throbbing.
While the audience stares in amazement trying to figure out how they created the illusions, Vitelli seeks to enter their psychological systems and focus their attention to a specific part of the stage.
There are two techniques that Vitelli and others use during their magic: transformation and vanishing.
These are two essential elements that have been in the magic industry for decades.
While the general ideas are still the same, the way in which they are executed has been helped by the invention of modern technology.
A magic show these days is full of lights, sounds, and crazy special effects.
While these effects are nice, there wouldn't be a show without the fundamental principles of magic.
Vitelli utilizes the technique of transformation during his shows.
This is the process of changing an otherwise intangible object.
For example, he might change the color of a handkerchief, transform a woman into a tiger, or turn a grown man into a toddler.
A transformation is the ultimate illusion because it implements a variety of magical, scientific, and artistic theories.
Vitelli uses this to his benefit, executing such maneuvers while focusing and transforming the audience's thoughts.
Keeping the audience focused can ensure that he can execute the stunt safely.
While transformation utilizes an element of vanishing, this is the technique that makes things disappear from the stage.
For example, Vitelli can make a coin disappear or have a cage full of birds vanish by the snap of a finger.
The vanish technique is even used to make audience members and assistants disappear from a cabinet, box, or closet.
The vanishing technique has been around for centuries but it took idols such as Siegfried and Roy to execute these stunts.
