So, you think Scott Creasey is just a mentalism whiz? Well, buckle up. This chap performed his first underwater handcuff escape at the tender age of twelve (yes, twelve!) back in 1976. While most kids were busy playing with their toys, Scott was upside down, tangled in chains, and battling various handcuffs like some sort of aquatic superhero. And trust me, he spent as much time in chains as he did reading minds (which is saying something).
In this eBook, Scott finally spills the beans on those early publicity-grabbing underwater escapes. You’ll get the full scoop on his methods for the very first time.
The eBook is packed with photographic instructions—because who doesn’t love a good picture? You’ll learn how to pick the right cuffs, whip up some simple DIY gaffs, master the original setup, and even the high jump method. Plus, variations for the swimming pool (because, let’s face it, not all of us can pull off the full-on dive). And don’t worry, he covers the psychology of lock picking, audience management, costume choices, the dangers involved (let’s not just gloss over that, shall we?), insurance headaches, and the different weight systems you might encounter.
Fancy giving the underwater escape a whirl? Or maybe you want to sprinkle a bit of escapology into your stage act? Either way, Scott's system is both straightforward and effective (no nonsense here!).
Not keen on the idea of drowning? Don’t sweat it! Scott’s rig has seen him locked in mail bags, tied up in packing cases, suspended by his ankles, and even wrapped in a soggy blanket (yes, really!).
CONTENTS:
Introduction - How it all began
Effect - What the spectators see
Gaffing The Cuffs - DIY gimmicked handcuffs
Part 1 - The Original Escape - The original method which served me well
Part 2 - The High Jump - The final method which to end them all
Variations - Something for the swimming pool
Lock Picking - Why you shouldn't waste your time
The Psychology of Lock Picking - What I believe the audience should believe
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