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Issue Number: #1401
Date: Sunday 17th September 2017
Editor: Alan Watson QSM
www.watson.co.nz
E-mail: editor@magicnewzealand.com
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Hi here is the latest news
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1.
Editor's Message
2. The Swedish Magic Archives
3. Blaney Tribute Section
4. Magic Dealer Raises Funds For "Disaster Relief
5. The Magic Word Podcast
6. Paul A. Lelekis - Part 3 - Magical Entertainment
7. That First Helper - #461 - Kyle Peron
8. New Zealand Magicians Convention - 3 places left!
9. 2017 Daytona Festival of Magic
10. World Festival of Magic - New Zealand
11. World Festival of Magic - Australia
12. Looking For A Room Mate For The Wellington Convention
13. The Houdini Museum Presents World Famous Mentalist
14. Masters of Illusion - September 15, 2017
15. E-zine Archives
16. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice
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1. Editor's Message
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The
highlight of the week for Michele and I was the Brotherhood
of Magicians (BAM) Partners Night. It also coincided with
the visit of mentalist magician Leonardo Martins and friend
Grauber on holiday from Rio, Brazil; Leonardo delighted
everyone with a special performance of his unique mentalism.
If
you would like to read the Magic New Zealand e-zine in a
HTML format
go to: http://www.magicnewzealand.com/ezine-archive/2017-Jan-to-Dec-2017/1401-Sep17-2017.html
If you would like to write a regular column for Magic New
Zealand or
have some magic news drop me a line:
Editor@MagicNewZealand.com
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2. The Swedish Magic Archives
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Message by Christer Nilsson (Sweden)
Averages
Magi-Arkiv (The Swedish Magic Archives) opened a new permanent
exhibition of magic at Stadsvakten, Nyköping, Sweden,
on the 9th September.
You
can see pictures on Facebook "The History of Magic"
or www.magiarkivet.se
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3. Blaney Tribute Section
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Message by Walter Blaney (US)
Note
from Walter
Here is a seven-minute video showing the inaugural event
of my tribute in the David Copperfield Museum in Las Vegas.
It shows my props and inventions in their final resting
place after my 65-year long career in magic. I am very grateful
and honored by what David has done for me. It happened at
midnight, August 14, with me and David and about 20 of my
good magician friends. I hope you enjoy it.
Here
is a link now to the seven-minute video. It has appeared
on Facebook It got 8,000 hits the first day, and today,
the second day, it doubled to 14,500 hits.
Go
to https://www.facebook.com/StillZaney/videos/1551586441603054/
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4. Magic Dealer Raises Funds For "Disaster Relief
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Message by George Schindler (US)
Christopher
Weed of Showtime Magic Products has raised more than $9,500
in donations for the "Disaster Relief "Fund of
the Society of American Magicians. The Magic Endowment Fund
assists magicians and allied artists (clowns, jugglers,
face painters, balloon sculpturers, etc.) who have suffered
losses from recent national disasters such as hurricanes,
floods, tornadoes, earthquakes and fires.
The
Society wishes to publicly thank Mr. Christopher Weed for
organizing this and to all of those who contributed to the
Fund. Through his website Mr. Reed raised money by offering
raffle prizes to donors who supported the effort. Many dealers
sponsored gifts. We thank all who participated in our Hurricane
relief efforts in Texas, Louisiana and Florida.
Recipients
do not have to be members of the S.A.M - Disaster Relief
Fund is supported by donations from the magic fraternity
and others. After the storms please contact those you may
know who have been affected.
Contact
www.magicsam.com to see how to apply.
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5. The Magic Word Podcast
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Message by Scott Wells, M.I.M.M. with Gold Star
The
Magic Word Podcast - Two-Fer with Jonathan Neal and David
Bull
After
not posting a podcast on August 31st due to the daily convention
postings a few days later, I felt that I cheated you out
of a day of regularly scheduled podcasts. So, to remedy
that, this week we have a "two-fer" meaning that
you get two for the price of one. But if you are not a "Friend
of the Magic Word", then you are getting two for no
investment at all. So, now's the time to donate to the cause.
While
at the recent combined convention of the I.B.M. and S.A.M.
in Louisville, Kentucky, I had chats with both Jonathan
Neal and "Le Grand David" Bull. Our conversations
were longer than the usual "convention updates"
chats but shorter than the typical one-hour format. But
combined they make for a satisfying hour of delightful,
enlightening and informative conversation.
You
can watch a couple videos, read the blog, see some photos,
get some links, listen to the podcast online, and download
the MP3 file at: https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwellsmagic/384-neal-n-bull
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6. Paul A. Lelekis - Part 3 - Magical Entertainment
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Message by Paul Lelekis (US)
Magical
Entertainment: Finale
(Be
sure to review Parts 1 & 2 of this series!)
Part
3: Timing and Leaving your Spectators Wanting More:
Magical
entertainment is exciting and fun. This is how you want
to portray your performances and how you want your spectators
to feel.
Understand
that there are as many different situations of performance
as there are spectators. Everyone is different and each
one of those spectators will act differently, day by day.
Performance
is not an exact science
it is a very difficult form
of entertainment that must be 'taken with a grain of salt'.
In other words, you can't always fault yourself for a bad
performance
it happens to the best. This situation
will arise time and again if you perform high volume.
As
performers, we have to develop a "thick skin"
so to speak, and not let bad spectators (and bad performances!)
get us depressed into thinking we are, perhaps, not good
enough to be magicians - sometimes it is the spectators.
If
it is YOU who is bad
get better. This could take many
forms, but don't judge yourself by how your friends or family
react
they are NOT the majority of people!
Performing
for complete strangers is actually much easier
since
they don't know you, this allows you to more easily take
control as I mentioned in Parts 1 and 2 of this Magical
Entertainment series.
First
of all, try not to perform too much magic and cram it all
in, in a short period of time! This is frequent 'pitfall'
of young or new performers. It's better to space your program
out and use the strong points of your routines, to "soak
in" for your spectators to admire.
Dai
Vernon once said, "Confusion is NOT magic". Confusion
can manifest itself in many ways
trying to do TOO
MUCH magic in a given time period is one of those forms
of confusion. "Less is more", in this situation.
Another
important "trick of the trade" is the timing of
your routines! In other words - draw out the interesting
parts and quickly "get through" the boring parts.
The
above underscored phrase is VERY important to make your
performances more professional. It is something that YOU
as a performer must practice
in front of a real audience!
First
you must practice at home
dissect your routines down
and see WHAT the spectators will view as boring and what
is interesting. Provide (in your head) a short cut through
the boring parts!
The
"boring parts" are the lull times in your performance
that are necessary to get to the "magical parts"
of interest. Do not give any reason for the spectators to
become disinterested in your proceedings.
(Those who do kiddie shows will know what I'm talking about,
and how difficult it is to keep the attentions of children!)
Adults
have a larger span of attention and are easier to control
but you don't want to "test those limits"!
Be
sure to allow the revelations to be relished, and to keep
your patter flowing.
Another
reason I like drawing out the interesting parts - particularly
at the end of a trick, is that you will have some lull time
to ditch a prop, get your next one out, or even set up your
deck.
There
will generally be a little bit of a "buzz" going
on between the spectators that will allow you ample time
to move into your next effect. Utilizing these "down
times" will make your magic performances appear more
seamless.
Also
remember that no one can be a better "you" than
you! Learn to relax and be yourself, directing patter and
making small observations about your spectators. If you
are using any memorized patter, make it look "off the
cuff" or impromptu!
When
you perform some of your effects over and over for different
groups, you soon realize that you will receive many of the
SAME comments from your spectators. Learn how to respond
to these comments making them appear impromptu!
Let
me provide you with one such incident that almost ALL performers
will encounter. You sometimes will hear a man say, "Hey
can
you make my wife disappear?" I usually respond by saying,
"Sir, I'm not as good as you think I am!"
This
makes everyone laugh and you've taken the "heat"
off of that man's wife!
Another
common comment from spectators is, "Boy I'd hate to
play cards with you!" I usually respond by saying,
"Yea, I don't get invited to too many Saturday night
poker games anymore! So, I just stay home on Saturday nights
and play with myself. I can see that you know what I'm talking
about sir!"
NOTE:
Use your common sense here. This is intended only for adults
and
in the right situation, the laughs are huge! If you're young,
or in front of children don't use it. This type patter is
considered to be "blue" comedy and will not fit
everyone's style. I have used the above line hundreds of
times and my tips are big.
I
used to perform Card on the Ceiling on a daily basis. There
almost always was someone who would ask, "How does
the card stick up there?" I'd then put my finger in
my nose, look up at the ceiling and say "I have no
idea!"
The
laughs were so huge that everyone in the immediate area
would belly laugh and I made BIG tips! Some may find this
distasteful
but it drew in the crowds!
The
below situation REALLY did happen to me!
Just
the other day, I was in line at a convenience store and
this man (about 30 years old) said, "Aren't you the
magician who was at Lime and the Coconut?"
I
said "Yes!" He then said "I remember you
used to put all those cards on the ceiling and I asked you
how they stayed and you put your finger in your nose! That
was funniest thing I've ever seen!" That particular
restaurant closed down 12 years ago
and he still remembered!
In
conclusion, I want to emphasize to try and always leave
your spectators "wanting more"! No matter how
much they ask "
just one more
", instead
- just smile, thank everyone, and leave. They'll love you
for it
and they'll usually chase you down to give you
a substantial tip!
"Getting
out" is as important as "getting in".
See
all of Paul's 44 incredible e-books at Lybrary.com below:
Hint
my
biggest sellers are My Favorites, Close Up Journey I and
II, A Fix On Six, and my latest series which are flying
off the shelves, Openers & Closers 1, 2, and 3!
http://lybrary.com/paul-a-lelekis-m-163788.html
E-mail
Paul, for any questions at: SpellboundLelekis@yahoo.com
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7. That First Helper - #461 - Kyle Peron
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Message by Kyle Peron (US)
magic4u02@aol.com
http://www.facebook.com/perondesign
http://www.kpmagicproducts.com
Have
you ever had one of those shows where everything just seems
to go downhill from the very first effect you do? Have you
ever experienced a lack of a connection with an audience
no matter how hard you try? Chances are if you perform any
type of magic, you have certainly experienced situations
like this. They happen to the best of us and our only hopes
is to learn from them.
Learning
is the key here. To never learn from a "sour"
performance is to stop learning altogether. As an entertainer,
we should strive to always learn from experiences both good
and bad. We need to realize that failure is not failure
if you learn from it. If you learn, then failure is a stepping
stone to success.
Now
there are many reasons why a show could head downhill. There
are also many reasons why you may lack a connection that
you are trying to establish. However, one area that many
seem to forget about is that perhaps it is that very first
helper you brought on stage.
Now
I am not saying that you blame him or her or that it is
their fault. What I am saying is that you need to be aware
of just how important this person really is. You need to
realize that how you pick that very first helper can set
the tone for the entire performance to come.
Let's
think about this for a second. In most cases, your audience
has never seen you before. Often times it is the very first
time these folks have come together to form an audience.
Simply stated, these folks have no idea who you are or what
you are all about? They have yet to really understand your
personality and what the show will be like.
Likewise,
audiences in general get very nervous about magicians and
magic shows. How many times have you gone to seek an assistant
and watched people slouch in their seats or look away from
you. They do so because somewhere down the road they saw
a bad magician embarrass a helper on stage.
So,
it is safe to say that every show we do, we start at a disadvantage.
Those first few minutes are so critical in setting the right
tone for the show. They are also critical in letting the
audience know who you are and how the show will go. They
need to learn that they can let down their guard and get
into the experience you create.
This
is why I find it so important to pick the right helper for
that very first helper routine you do. What this helper
does and how he or she reacts with you, sets the atmosphere
for what is to follow. The audience is watching what is
taking place and they want to get a "reading"
from the experience.
If
they sense the person is having fun and laughing and having
a good time, they will loosen up and get more involved.
They will welcome you in more and be more willing to assist
you going forward.
Do
not pick just anyone. Really be selective with who you pick
as your first helper. Really know what routine you are doing
and develop a set of criteria as to the person you feel
will best work with that routine. Only you will be able
to determine the type of helper that usually plays well.
But
how do you do this from the stage if 1) you cannot see your
audience or 2) you do not have enough time to really be
selective? One thing I always try and do is to scout out
the audience ahead of time. I can do this a variety of ways.
If I am at a theater show, I can perform strolling magic
as people are being seated. I can wear plain clothes and
just watch people coming in. If I am at a birthday party,
I can look at the children at play or do a warm up exercise
before the show starts. This gives me time to see how people
act and react.
Learn
to take this information and utilize it. This way when a
situation does occur, you know how best to handle it so
that no audience member ever leaves the show anything less
than totally entertained.
As
always, I encourage you the readers to let me know your
thoughts. So, if you have any thoughts on my articles or
suggestions or comments, please feel free to e-mail me directly
at Kylekellymagic@gmail.com. I would love to hear from you.
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8. New Zealand Magicians Convention - 3 places left!
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Message by Nopera Whitley (NZ)
THREE
PLACES LEFT!!! For the New Zealand International Magicians
Convention in Wellington. Registrations close on the 30th
September, or when the last remaining places are filled.
With only 3 places left if you were thinking about coming
now is the time to decide.
Due
to time constraints and the logistics involved, we will
not be accepting any registrations from the 1st October
onwards and there will be no waiting list if the places
run out. Don't miss out on a truly magical experience.
Register
online at https://www.magicconvention.co.nz
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9. 2017 Daytona Festival Of Magic
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Message by Harry Allen (US)
Daytona
Festival Of Magic
November 3-4-5 2017
www.daytonamagic.com
Just
Booked...
FISM Winner --Boris Wild
along with:
David Roth
Mike Michaels
David And Dania
Alexander Great
Niels Duinker
Nick Lewin
Bob Little
Jarol Martin
Fred Moore
Ben Zabin
Harry Allen
Joseph Young
Mike Dikman
Erick Olson
Stage Shows- lectures-close up show- contests- First class
auction-
dealers from around the world....
Sign
up mow to get better theater seating for Friday and Saturday
shows.
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10. World Festival of Magic - New Zealand
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Message by Rosemary McCarthy (New Zealand)
Saturday,
18 November 2017 - Tauranga - Bethlehem College Performing
Arts Centre - 4.30pm & 7pm
Monday,
20 November 2017 - Gisborne - War Memorial Theatre - 6pm
Tuesday,
21 November 2017 - Napier - Napier Boys High School - 6pm
Wednesday,
22 November 2017 - Palmerston North - Speirs Centre Palmerston
Nth Boys High - 6pm
Saturday,
25 November 2017 - Christchurch - Villa Maria College Auditorium
- 11am, 2pm & 5pm
Wednesday,
29 November 2017 - Invercargill - Civic Theatre - 4pm &
7 pm
Friday,
1 December 2017 - Dunedin - Regent Theatre - 1.00pm &
6.30pm
Saturday,
2 December 2017 - Timaru - Theatre Royal - 4pm
Saturday,
9 December 2017 - Wellington - Wellington High School Riley
Centre - 11am, 2pm & 5pm
Sunday,
10 December 2017 - New Plymouth - New Plymouth Girls High
School - 6pm
Monday,
11 December 2017 - Taupo - Great Lakes Centre - 6pm
Tuesday,
12 December 2017 - Rotorua - Civic Theatre - 7pm
Thursday,
14 December 2017 - Whangarei - Forum North - 4.30pm &
7pm
Saturday,
16 December 2017 - Auckland - Logan Campbell Centre - 11am,
2pm & 5pm
Sunday,
17 December 2017 - Auckland - Logan Campbell Centre - 11am,
2pm & 5pm
Tuesday,
19 December 2017 - Hamilton - Clarence St Theatre - 5pm
& 7.30pm
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11. World Festival of Magic - Australia
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Message by Bruce West
Adelaide
- Dec - Sun 03 - Thebarton
Albury - Nov - Mon 20 - Albury Entertainment Centre
Ballarat - Nov - Wed 22 - Founders Theatre
Bendigo - Dec - Fri 15 - Ulumbarra Theatre
Brisbane - Nov - Sun 05 - ERPAC St Laurence's College
Bundaberg - Nov - Wed 01 - Moncrieff Theatre
Burnie Nov - Tue 28 - Burnie Arts & Function Centre
Cairns Oct - Thu 26 - Tanks Arts Centre
Canberra - Nov - Fri 17 - Queanbeyan Bicentennial Hall
Devonport - Nov - Mon 27 - Devonport Entertainment &
Convention Centre
Geelong - Nov - Thu 23 - The Arena
Gold Coast - Nov - Sat 04 - RSL Southport Pacific Auditorium
Gosford - Nov - Sun 12 - Niagara Park Stadium
Hobart - Nov - Sun 26 HGC - Federation Concert Hall
Kalgoorlie - Dec - Sat 09 - Boulder Town Hall
Launceston - Nov - Sat 25 - Door of Hope
Lismore - Nov - Tue 07 - Lismore City Hall Theatre
Mackay - Oct - Mon 30 - MECC Plenary Halls
Melbourne - Dec - Sat 16 - Melbourne Convention and Exhibition
Centre
Mildura - Dec - Fri 01 - St Joseph's College, Stadium
Nambour - Nov - Mon 06 - Lake Kawana Community Centre
Newcastle - Nov - Thu 09 - Wests City
Perth - Dec - Mon 11 - PCEC
Sydney - Nov - Sat 11 - Hordern Pavilion
Sydney Hurstville - Nov - Mon 13 - Sutherland Entertainment
Centre
Sydney Penrith - Nov - Wed 15 - Rooty Hill RSL
Toowoomba - Nov - Thu 02 - Empire Theatre
Townsville - Oct - Sat 28 - Holy Spirit School
Wagga Wagga - Nov - Sat 18 - Joyes Hall CSU
Wollongong - Nov - Thu 16 - Woonona Bulli RSL
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12. Looking for A Room Mate for The Wellington Convention
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Message by Bill Boyle (New Zealand)
I
am looking for a roommate for the James Cook Hotel while
attending the
Wellington Convention in October.
Please
contact me on 0274 202082 or livingwell@ihug.co.nz
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13. The Houdini Museum Presents World Famous Mentalist
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The Houdini Museum Presents World Famous Mentalist Devin
Knight with his Mysterious Mind Reading and Comedy Act,
starring at 7 pm, Thursday, October 5.
Watch
him unlock the secret mysteries of the mind. Will you be
chosen? This will a special onetime only show. This is the
same act he does for major corporate events. Admission is
$10. Doors open at 6:30, with free refreshments. This will
be his 35-minute corporate show, that he presents at major
events to rave reviews. The general public is invited to
attend this event.
A
full time performer, Devin Knight is regarded as one of
the arts most prolific inventors delving into the possibilities
of the mind. He is also a highly sought-after lecturer.
Most of his creations are run-away best sellers and you'll
get to experience several of his unique creations. In addition
to over 50 marketed items, Devin is the author of three
books; Glass Box Revisited, The Blindfold Car and Cloudbusting
Secrets (with Jerome Finley).
Ticket
holders will get a rare sneak peek at the wonderful Houdini
Museum collection
The
Houdini Museum is The Only Building in the World Dedicated
to Houdini. Call 570 342-5555 for further information or
to reserve. The Houdini Museum is located at 1433 N. Main
Ave, in Scranton, PA. The Houdini Museum is a 501 C-3 Non-Profit
Organization.
Then
at 8 pm - 10 pm, a separate event, for magicians only, Devin
Knight presents a lecture with all new and different material.
This is billed as his Final Lecture Tour, and will never
be repeated. It will not include material performed earlier.
Admission for this separate event is $15. Many new and exciting
effects from Devin will be featured with all new items in
his lecture. Several tricks for kids, and this is NOT a
dealer demo! Magicians attending will be able to perform
all the effects taught at the lecture. Free refreshments
will also be served.
At
least 12 new effects will be taught including 3 tricks that
will also work for kids, 5 mentalism effects, an impossible
bill in lemon, an over the radio trick, a double climax
jigsaw puzzle effect, etc.
Do
not get closed out as we have limited seating. Phone 570
342-5555
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14. Masters of Illusion - September 15, 2017
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Message by Steve Moyer (US)
Masters
of Illusion continues on The CW Network on Friday, September
15, 2017 at 8/7C
Hosted
by Dean Cain, featuring two 30-minute episodes airing back
to back
Hollywood,
CA - Masters Of Illusion, produced by Associated Television
International and hosted by Dean Cain, continues on Friday,
September 15, 2017 with two 30-minute episodes airing back
to back at 8:00 p.m./7:00 p.m. Central.
This week's episodes include:
"Masters of Illusion" - (8:00-8:30 p.m. ET)
"The Things You Can Do With Umbrellas" (Content
Rating TBD) (HDTV)
Hosted by Dean Cain, "Masters Of Illusion" features
amazing magic performed by cutting-edge illusionists, escape
artists and performers displaying skills ranging from perplexing
interactive mind magic to hilarious comedy routines - all
in front of a studio audience. Magicians featured in this
episode include: Ed Alonzo (Piercing Glass with an Umbrella),
Scott Pepper (Small Trunk Metamorphosis), Jason Bishop (Goldfish
Image to Real), Tommy Wind (Rat A Tat-Tat), Jarrett and
Raja (Musical Card Trick), Murray SawChuck (Cabaret Classic),
Adam Wylie (Ever Changing Card Deck) and Jonathan Pendragon
(Group Magic 360). (#412) Original airdate 9/15/2017
"Masters of Illusion" - (8:30-9:00 p.m. ET)
"Mirror, Mirror and Money Movers" (Content Rating
TBD) (HDTV)
Magicians featured in this episode include: Xavier Mortimer
(Mirror Act), Scott Pepper (Drink Pad), Chris Randall (Four
Aces), Joshua Jay (Chinese Coins), Murray SawChuck (Watch
and Ring), Billy Kidd (Cards Across) and Greg Gleason (Goddess
Levi). (#410). (Encore Presentation)
Dean Cain, host of Masters of Illusion, is an actor, producer
and writer. Cain also appears in the hit CW series, "Supergirl,"
in which he plays the role of Supergirl's adoptive father,
Jeremiah Danvers. Other upcoming projects include the films,
"Baby Bulldog," "The Incantation," "A
Parent's Worst Nightmare" and "Gosnell: America's
Biggest Serial Killer." His breakthrough performance
as an actor was in the dual roles of Superman/Clark Kent
in the television series "Lois & Clark: The New
Adventures of Superman." The roster of 36 award-winning
magicians from around the world appearing in Season Four
of Masters of Illusion is a virtual who's who in the field
of magic.
Associated Television International (ATI) is an Emmy Award-winning
company that has been the world's largest producer of magic
for both stage and screen for over three decades. ATI's
television series, specials and feature films have aired
on all U.S. broadcast networks, major cable channels and
with television partners all over the world. Current series
in production include: "The Hollywood Christmas Parade,"
"Masters of Illusion," "Robert Earl's Be
My Guest," and the Emmy Award-nominated "Laura
McKenzie's Traveler." ATI has also been Emmy Award-nominated
for its various television specials and series. For more
information, please visit www.associatedtelevision.com
To
view performance highlights of the September 15th episode
from 8:00 - 8:30 p.m., please visit: Web Version: https://vimeo.com/230515088
Full Prores Version (downloadable):
https://vimeo.com/user4830612/review/230811857/6593e81d01
To
view performance highlights of the September 15th episode
from 8:30 - 9:00 p.m., please visit: Web Version: https://vimeo.com/233374160
Full Prores Version (downloadable):
https://vimeo.com/user4830612/review/233373752/af6a99cc0a
To
learn more about Masters of Illusion, please visit http://www.cwtv.com/shows/masters-of-illusion/
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first three numbers (001) denote issue number, then the
date (Nov06) and the last figures the year (1999)
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