http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCFlKP1sDxg&fmt=18
This is Paul Chosse's handling of Charlie Miller's Cascade Control. This is the handling published in Card Finesse Volume II.
Cascade Control Demo
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Matt Richman
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Re: Cascade Control Demo
Matt,
You got it goin' on. SOLID execution. Thanks for showing us one so young can be so good.
You got it goin' on. SOLID execution. Thanks for showing us one so young can be so good.
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Bill Duncan
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Re: Cascade Control Demo
Beautiful. But what impressed me more than the control was that a YouTube video demonstrating a control actually shows an "effect" rather than just exposing that the action leads to the result.
The only suggestion I would offer is to post on Magic Video Depot instead of YouTube. Fewer casual viewers on MVD...
Oh, and what Kent said... ditto.
The only suggestion I would offer is to post on Magic Video Depot instead of YouTube. Fewer casual viewers on MVD...
Oh, and what Kent said... ditto.
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Thanks for posting that video - great :)
Mundus vult decipi -per Caleb Carr's story Killing Time
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Bill Palmer
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Re: Cascade Control Demo
Bill,
You're the cunning linguist. I'm certain you are aware of all things Latin.
However I think some Bacardi, crushed mint leaves and some sugar is definitely in order today, regardless.
You're the cunning linguist. I'm certain you are aware of all things Latin.
However I think some Bacardi, crushed mint leaves and some sugar is definitely in order today, regardless.
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Reason: Mind leaves, my mind has left. Bear eats shoots and leaves, great googly moogly.
Reason: Mind leaves, my mind has left. Bear eats shoots and leaves, great googly moogly.
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Matt Richman
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Re: Cascade Control Demo
Kent, to me, age doesn't really matter. I think it's all in the amount of time that you practiced.
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Jim Martin
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Re: Cascade Control Demo
Matt, I meant no disrespect. You're right about the time one practices, (intelligently!), has a great deal to do with one's abilities. In addition to your ability to do an obscure and difficult sleight you're younger than the vast majority of people who can do so.
All it means is . . . now we expect really great things of you as you grow older!
All it means is . . . now we expect really great things of you as you grow older!
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Matthew Field
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Re: Cascade Control Demo
Matt -- Just great! Lovely, from the Peek Break to the Cascade, the Double at the end and the Erdnase Change.
Keep up the good work.
Matt Field
Keep up the good work.
Matt Field
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Matt Richman
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Kent Gunn wrote:Matt, I meant no disrespect. You're right about the time one practices, (intelligently!), has a great deal to do with one's abilities. In addition to your ability to do an obscure and difficult sleight you're younger than the vast majority of people who can do so.
All it means is . . . now we expect really great things of you as you grow older!
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