TOTEMS by Barbu Nitelea (Instant Download)
Every magician worth their salt knows the importance of a good totem for navigating reality. Here are three you won’t want to miss.
"You create the world of the dream. We bring the subject into that dream. And they fill it with their subconscious. Dreams... they feel real while we're in them, right? It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange... Let me ask you a question, you never really remember the beginning of a dream, do you? You always wind up right in the middle of what's going on... So how did we end up here? Think about it... How did you get here? Where are you right now?" - Cobb (Inception)
Seriously, everyone needs a totem, and we’ve got three solid options for you.
The ET Levitation: Imagine a ring defying gravity. This one-handed floating ring routine is quick to set up and perfect for kicking off your performance. It's visual and will have your audience wondering if they accidentally wandered into a sci-fi flick.
Inception Bend: Ever wanted to make a coin look like it’s bending in mid-air? Now you can. This includes a two-coin routine where one coin bends in your hand while the other bends in the spectator's, leaving them scratching their heads trying to figure out how you pulled it off.
Chainsaw Rubber Band: Get ready for a bizarre twist on the classic elastic band. This illusion has the band stretched out, refusing to snap back. It’s like the rubber band decided to take a vacation instead of doing its job.
And the best part? You can hand out all the props for examination right after you perform. The gimmicks required are easy to source at your local magic shop, and the objects you need can often be borrowed—just make sure they fit the bill.
As a little extra treat, you’ll also get a quick rundown of the spinning card behind the back from the trailer.
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