So, you’ve snagged the rights from Mike Danata's Magic Studio (which he got from Repro Magic) to distribute the long-lost gem by Simon Lovell, “The Magic of Show Business for the 1990’s.” Well done! Jonathan Royle is chuffed to bits to bring this essential read back to life for all you aspiring showbiz legends out there.
Delivered as a spiffy A4 size PDF. This hefty tome boasts 144 pages of absolute gold dust, and trust me, if you actually read it and put it into action (yes, that means work), you’ll not only become a much better performer but also rake in more gigs at fancier fees. Fancy that!
This isn’t just a dusty old rehash; it’s a brand-spanking-new, updated, and massively expanded take on Lovell’s beloved book from the early 1980s that went out of print faster than you can say “abracadabra.”
Inside, you’ll find everything you need to navigate the BUSINESS of SHOWBUSINESS. (Spoiler: there’s more to it than just doing a few tricks!)
Here’s a cheeky peek at some of the topics covered in this hefty volume:
Agents, managers, and the fine art of publicity
Advertising and how to get your mug on the telly
Mastering the applause pull (because who doesn’t love a round of applause?)
Audience participation (a.k.a. how to wrangle your crowd)
Handling hecklers like a pro
Sound, lighting, and choosing the right tricks to dazzle
Dealing with the joys of bookkeeping, tax, and accounts (yawn)
Table hopping, restaurant gigs, and tips that actually mean something
A treasure trove of useful contacts: agents, bookers, make-up suppliers, and more
Plus a whole lot more nonsense!
If you’re serious about making a living from magic (and let’s face it, who isn’t?), this book comes highly recommended!
There’s a reason Simon Lovell has been dazzling audiences and gracing TV screens across the globe — he’s followed the insider secrets, strategies, and techniques that actually work, all of which are packed into “The Magic of Showbiz.”
So, do yourself a favour and grab your copy of this eBook today. You won’t regret it (well, unless you don’t read it, then you might).
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