Performed on David Blaine's Drowned Alive television special, Phoneomenonmakes any prediction pop up on a complete stranger's mobile phone.
Doug McKenzie, the street-savvy genius behind the utterly fantastic "Juan Hundred Dollar Bill Switch," is back with another head-turner: Phoneomenon.
Here’s the effect that had everyone talking on two different TV specials:
A random punter in the crowd is desperately trying to remember a card when her phone suddenly rings (because why wouldn't it?). She pulls it from her pocket, only to find the name of her card glaring back at her. Talk about a shocker!
Phoneomenon stems from Doug’s lifelong obsession with mobile phones and his knack for secretly loading them with info. He’s packed in all the street smarts and clever tricks you need to turn any phone into a jaw-dropping Phoneomenon.
A variety of methods to fit different performance situations—no one-size-fits-all nonsense here.
No gimmicks or special devices needed—just your charming self.
Multiple presentation ideas laid out in detail (because we know you like options).
Features a system that gives you instant access to almost any modern mobile—yes, even that one your mate just got.
Note: Phoneomenon is a situational effect, so you might want to brush up on your audience management skills.
