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Jeff McBride – Magic on Stage Vol. 2http://www.magical-tricks.com/magiconstagedvdvol2.htmJeff McBride is recognized as a foremost innovator in the art of magic. His unique fusion of martial arts, dance, Kabuki Theater, and stagecraft has inspired thousands of magicians around the world. Now, Jeff shares the secrets of his success and creative process with you. Jeff’s extensive travels around world have given him unique insight into the presentation of exotic mysteries for modern-day audiences. Jeff will show you how to add color, flash, and mystery to your magic. Explore this fascinating branch of stage magic and learn the professional secrets of magic that pack small and play big. Jeff not only teaches you how to do each effect, but why-and looks at the philosophy and psychology of a world-class performer.Included:Exotic Magic Onstage in PerformanceCornucopia of Flowers ProductionSnowstorm in ChinaThe Silk RoadThe Self-Knotting SilksSilks and Bag BlendoThe Giant BlendoEgg on FanThe Chen Lee Water SuspensionMagical DisciplineCreativity and PlayExplanations:Flower Clips, Tips & TricksCornucopia of Flowers Production and TechniqueFlower Loads and Table StealsThe Mini-Cone Flower ProductionAdvice on Costumes, Props and TablesSilk Gimmicks, Clips and HoldoutsThe Basic Silk RollThe Triangle FoldFingertip Silk ProductionSilk Popper ProductionThe Pushout GimmickMcBride’s Powertool ClipsHandling Emergency Situations OnstageThe Silk Road RoutineThe Production Tube – Construction and PreparationTranscending TechniqueBare Hand Silk ProductionsPalmo BallSteals and ChangeoversAerial KnotNew Vanishing KnotAdvice on Practical TablesSnap KnotSelf-Tying SilksBlendoRose to SilkCare and Feeding of Your SilksThe Egg on FanBlocking and PropManagementHandling ApparatusMagicCustomizing Your PropsShowmanshipThe Chen Lee WaterSuspensionSnap Silk Production/Diminishing SilksMagic & Music TipsGiant BlendoSnowstorm in ChinaLoading Technique for Flower, Silk Streamers and ConfettiThe Color-Changing StreamerFlower Manipulations and ProductionsPlay, Practice, Rehearsal, Performance and FeedbackRunning Time: 1 Hour and 57 Minutes