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THE DARKEST CORNERS BY BEN HART - BOOK
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The Englishman Ben Hart burst into the stage with An impressive final on the show Britain's Got Talent, closed countertops theater throughout the United Kingdom and a closed window show in the Edinburgh Festival Festival. He has just published his first collection of original magic, The Darkest Corners. This book is filled with creativity and wisdom, acquired over hundreds of representations.
You will learn Hart’s centerpiece, in which a signed scarf appears in a fishing. You will learn a tour with a real Dionée grab-flies, and the best lotto prediction that we have ever seen. You will learn several effects that you can make ... on the radio. And you will learn how to make an egg appear from a piece of paper.
More than tips, This book contains real knowledge, hidden in trials and personal declarations. Ben gives advice on how to structure and develop a show on stage, and on how to use camera projection not only to present magic in a great theater, but also to enjoy the dead angles you choose to Do not film.
There is a real need in our industry for more numerous and better quality books on living room magic, and The Darkest Corners fills this void. The book is made up of 300 pages of color illustrations, with an embossed rainbow reflective cover. This book deserves an in -depth study and constitutes an important tool for anyone looking to put together a living room show.
The Darkest Corners is the rarest magic book, because it focuses entirely on living room effects. Ben Hart caused a sensation in the United Kingdom: Britain's Got Talent finalist, a closed window in the Edinburgh Festival, he is also an artist on tour in British theaters. The Darkest Corners presents the best routines for these shows.
Ben is inspired by the past of magic for his equipment, which he then updated with entirely modern artistic presentations. The methods and the selection of equipment are inspired by the past of magic, but its presentations are modern and attractive.
Among the strengths, we can cite:
- A shot in the dark: With nothing more than a box of matches, Ben captivates a whole theater with a presentation of the history of ghosts in which a spectator spots the only match burned in a box of unruly match.
- Melocoton: A signed scarf turns into a fishing core. When a fishing (which has been fully visible from the start) is cut, the scarf is now inside the fishing instead of the nucleus.
- Incubation : It was Ben's signature effect that led him to the reputation of Britain's Got Talent. The spectators note objects on pieces of confetti and one of them is chosen at random; He bears the mention "egg". This piece of confetti then visually materializes in a real egg.
- NUTS: A spectator is selected by launching a nut in the audience. He is asked to remember a moment when he got angry and he then opens the nut. Inside is a small parchment that sums up this memory.
- From Hart to Hofzinseer: A card chosen appears rolled inside the alliance of a spectator who is held behind his back all the time.
- The Human Lottery Machine: The public generates a four -digit random number. The magician regurgite four solid balls one by one, each with a single figure printed on it, revealing the number generated at random. It is the best of the balls in the mouth and a tower of memorable mentalism.
Written by Neil Kelso, friend and frequent collaborator of Ben, the book has 300 pages and more than 250 large color photos. The blanket is made of cardboard canvas with a reflective rainbow finish.
