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Issue Number: #1318
Date: Sunday 4th September 2016
Editor: Alan Watson QSM
www.watson.co.nz
E-mail: editor@magicnewzealand.com
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Hi here is the latest news
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1.
Editor's Message
2. Vanish Magic Magazine Going Monthly
3. New Houdini Information
4. Texas Association Of Magicians 2016 Convention Coverage
5. Kids Entertainer Academy Is Live
6. "Reading" A Child - #414 - Kyle Peron
7. 108th Salute To Magic Show
8. Auction - Haversat & Ewing
9. 80th IBM British Ring Convention
10. Masters Of Illusion - September 2nd
11. Ricky Jay is on the Cover of Genii's September Issue!
12. Disaster Relief Available To Magicians
13. Latest Info Regarding The Workshop Revival
14. Follow Us To China!
15. Calling All Australians
16. FISM 2018 Open For Registration
17. e-zine Archives
18. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice
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1. Editor's Message
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The highlight for the week for me was attending Joshua Norbido's
magic lecture in Auckland last night. Joshua is a full time
professional corporate magician and all the items he presented
were all tried and tested in the commercial world. His thinking
was very refreshing, modern and innovative. Joshua comes
from Brisbane, Queensland, Australia; hard to believe this
was his first lecture and we highly recommend him!
If
you would like to read the Magic New Zealand e-zine in a
HTML format go to:
Remember
if you have any magic news drop me a line:
Editor@MagicNewZealand.com
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2. Vanish Magic Magazine Going Monthly
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Message by Paul Romhany, Editor Vanish Magazine
Some
major news for fans of magic. Starting January 2017 Vanish
Magic Magazine will be coming out as a FREE monthly magazine.
The magazine will be smaller - not the usual 250 pages -
so it will be cheaper to get a printed on-demand copy should
you want a hard copy. I have lined up some great contributors
from around the world giving it even more of a truly international
flavour. Offering it monthly allows me to do some even more
interesting things within the magazine such as embed video
so you don't have to be online to watch it. I will also
be adding some more exciting interactive concepts that will
give readers a chance to interact with contributors.
We
are very excited about the future of Vanish and always looking
at ways to make it an enjoyable reading and interactive
experience.
Stay
Tuned for more exciting updates and news from Vanish.
Paul
Romhany
www.vanishmagazine.com
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3. New Houdini Information
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Message by Bob Loomis
To
mark the 90th anniversary of Houdini's death in October,
I've published the results of my 20 years of research on
him. I guarantee you will learn something new about Handcuff
Harry.
Bill
Kalush, the co-author of "The Secret Life of Houdini",
wrote, "I think your book is extremely interesting
and you have done an enormous amount of research and analysis.
Bravo!
there were certainly bits that were new to
me."
Want
to be as well informed as Bill? All you have to do is search
for "Houdini's Final Incredible Secret" on Amazon
US or UK.
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4. Texas Association Of Magicians 2016 Convention Coverage
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Message by Scott Wells, M.I.M.C. with Gold Star
This
week there will not be a weekly podcast released at the
usual time due to the upcoming daily reports that will be
posted from Corpus Christi, Texas and the Texas Association
of Magicians (T.A.O.M.) convention. This will probably be
my final convention attendance for 2016 but there are plenty
of individual podcasts coming from some exciting guests
that were recorded at some of the conventions I attended.
Judy
Hollingsworth is the President of this year's convention
and she is calling on her husband, Scott Hollingsworth,
Talent Director of Houston's former Magic Island comedy
and magic club, to feature entertainment by many of those
who have performed at the Magic Island over the years. Some
of the outstanding talent featured at this year's T.A.O.M.
convention will include Banachek, David Stone, Oscar Munoz,
Chip Romero, Cody Fisher, Danny Orleans, Ice McDonald, C.J.
Johnson and many more stars of magic. I hope to chat with
all of these performers and others as I bring you up-to-the-minute
convention coverage of the shows, the contests, the dealers,
the organizers, the registrants and the fun from the beach-side
hotel in Corpus Christi, Texas.
There
may even be some special, convention-only deals offered
in the podcast. But if you don't listen until after the
convention, then you will miss out on some super deals because
they will disappear after September 5th. So, keep current
and listen each day for the convention-only dealer/lecture
deals.
You
can keep up to date and hear it all this weekend at: http://TheMagicWordPodcast.com
And if you want to attend the T.A.O.M. convention, it's
not too late to register. Please visit: http://www.taom.org/2016/
for more details. I hope to see some of you there!
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5. Kids Entertainer Academy Is Live
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Message by Laurice Chavez
Ken
and I are proud to announce the world's most comprehensive
collection of training resources and expert knowledge for
kids and family entertainers to develop their art and build
a better life by improving their business.
Access
everything right now for $1
I
kid you not, every course we have ever made, a pile of books
and access to the Lecture Theatre for 30 days will cost
you $1 today.
Don't
believe me? Look for yourself!
https://kidsentertaineracademy.com/enrollment/
Act
quick, this will not be up for long.
Tell
your entertainer friends, post about it on FB, shout it
from the rooftops because everyone is invited to join today
for just $1
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6. "Reading" A Child - #414 - Kyle Peron
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Message by Kyle Peron (US)
magic4u02@aol.com
http://www.facebook.com/perondesign
http://www.kpmagicproducts.com
As
much as we would like to believe, we do not always pick
the most perfect child helper. Maybe your track record is
pretty good, but as good as you are at reading a child,
you can never be sure how that child will react once on
stage with you. That once polite and cute kid can instantly
turn into "cujo" or the "devil's spawn."
once they arrive on stage to assist you.
We all have experienced this and I hope each time you learn
to deal with it in the best and most proper way. As a professional,
I must learn to handle situation like this and I must learn
to be bigger than the problem at hand. Simply enough that
means if I am a professional, then I should have the ability
to handle situations and problems in such a way that I remain
in character and still continue to do my job.....entertain
the audience.
In many cases a child's attitude and personality can change
so drastic enough that it is quite obvious to you. You know
instantly that you had made a bad choice and it is obvious
to you that you may need to switch gears a little in order
to get through the routine you have planned.
However, too often performers do not see the warning signs
that kids can and do give to you. Not always does a child
change so drastic that you easily see it. In many cases
a child's attitude and emotions can change gradually in
the process of a routine. You may not always see it if you
are not accustomed to learning to "read the child."
Because I am a deaf entertainer, I read lips all the time.
I must do so if I am able to hear people and communicate
with them. Because of this, I am constantly looking at and
scanning my helpers. Learning to read a child is an important
skill but it requires first the ability to see and to notice
small things before they become bigger problems.
Make sure to pay attention to a child and pay attention
to what they do, say and how they act. Sometimes little
signs show up that you can easily start to notice.
For example, a bad situation is when you have a helper on
stage and the helper becomes shy or, worse yet, starts to
cry on stage. There are warnings signs you can easily start
to pick up the minute you select a child. The first thing
you must realize is that a child in their seat can be vastly
different then the child on stage with you. In their seat
they are comfortable, relaxed and among friends.
When a child in on stage with you, they are in the spotlight,
standing next to a big adult with all of their friends staring
at them. They may not have any idea what you are going to
do and they may fear being embarrassed. This can easily
change a child's personality or mood and you must be tuned
to seeing the change if it happens.
So what are some of the signs that a child may be shy, nervous
or heading down the road to shutting off on you?
- the head starts to come down towards the chin instead
of being held up high
- the shoulders come in and they hunch over
- they usually will try and avoid eye contact with you
- the voice becomes softer and the responses are shorter
- the hands may go into the pockets or they may hold their
hands together close to their waist
- they may also back up close to your table or a prop as
a way of "hiding" or "protecting" themselves"
- if you approach them, they may back away slowly or avoid
approaching you
Now these may seem obvious. However, many times these signs
are subtle. In many ways you may be so focused on your routine
that you simply fail to see any of these happening before
it is too late. Learn to study these signs and others. Pay
attention to your helper and start to read them the minute
they are selected.
The key is to notice these signs before it becomes a bigger
issue. In the above instance, the signs tell me the child
may be scared, nervous or unsure of the situation. If I
let it go, the child could shut off and not interact or
could start to cry on stage. It does happen.
If I see a warning sign, I can immediately change my routine
or how I go about it. A professional should be one who knows
how to adapt to any situation. If I see one of the signs
above, I might do one of the following:
- empower the child by allowing the audience to applaud
just for him or her. I build their confidence up and the
clapping makes them the star of the moment and the applause
shows that the audience is on their side.
- instead of doing a patter line (or part of the routine
that gets me a laugh from something the child does) I may
change it around so the laugh is totally on me. For example,
a breakaway wand would not be given to this child but instead
he gets it right every time while I am the one that it breaks
on.
- get the child to laugh. Laughter is indeed the best medicine
and it is a great way to get a child to open up.
- allow them to do the magic. Instead of you being the magician,
allow the child to be the one that makes the magic work.
You act amazed at their magical ability and all the credit
goes to them.
Now there are more warning signs and certainly more ways
you can handle it. However, I hope that these few listed
here get you thinking more. We need to learn to read a helper
and to see signs early on. We must be willing to adapt our
routine if we see a helper headed down the wrong path and
apply some of these methods to make that child feel special.
If I am a professional, then I must treat every helper as
a guest in my own home. I never want a guest to feel uncomfortable
and I always want them leaving knowing they had a great
time.
As always, I encourage you the readers to let me know your
thoughts. So if you have any thoughts on my articles or
suggestions or comments, please feel free to e-mail me directly
at magic4u02@aol.com. I would love to hear from you.
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7. 108th Salute To Magic Show
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Message by George Schindler (US)
"Salute
To Magic", the world's oldest continuing magic show
presented by the Parent Assembly #1 of the Society of American
Magicians will continue on April 8, 2017 at the Queens Theatre
in New York City.
Professional
acts may submit videos after contacting the producer Nina
Schindler at salutemagic@aol.com
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8. Auction - Haversat & Ewing
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Message by David Haversat
Haversat
& Ewing Galleries
-Major
Auction-
Herrmann,
Houdini, Kellar, Okito, Soo,
Books, Apparatus, Cabinet Photos,
Magic Sets, Posters... and more!
Mark your Calendar!
November
11-12, 2016
www.haversatewing.com
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9. 80th IBM British Ring Convention
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Message by Geoffrey - Editor Key Ring Magazine
The
IBM British Ring 80th Convention in Buxton Derbyshire England
starts on Thursday 8th September 2016 (an informal get together
at the Palace Hotel on Wednesday evening) with a fully packed
programme. There are lectures, shows, workshops, exhibitors,
dinner, Nostalgia and Close up Gala. It has all the makings
of a really great four days of magic.
Postal
Registrations are now closed but you can register on line
www.magicconvention.co.uk or on arrival as the registration
desk is open until 5.30 pm on Thu/Fri/Sat.
There
are many lecturers and performers from the UK as well as
those from USA, Germany, Holland, Spain, Hungary and the
Ukraine. There's the Sooty Show for children (small to large!).
There's
also nearby accommodation and plenty of eateries in the
town centre. The Opera House and adjacent Pavilion Arts
Centre plays host to most of the events with the remainder
taking place at the Palace Hotel (mainly on the Sunday).
Buxton
is the highest market town in England and part of the Peak
District, an upland at the southernmost part of the Pennines.
Come and see for yourself what a lovely place it is and
enjoy some magic in Derbyshire.
Geoffrey
Newton Editor - Key Ring Magazine and PRO
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10. Masters Of Illusion - September 2nd
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Message by Steve Moyer (US)
Masters
of Illusion continues third season on the CW hosted by Dean
Cain on Friday, September 2, 2016 with two 30-minute episodes
airing back to back at 8:00 p.m. Pacific/Eastern/7:00 p.m.
Central
Hollywood,
CA - Masters of Illusion produced by Associated Television
International and hosted by Dean Cain will continue its
third season on The CW with two 30-minute episodes airing
back to back on Friday, September 2, 2016 at 8:00 p.m. Pacific/Eastern/7:00
p.m. Central featuring 35 of the world's greatest magicians.
This week's encore performances will include:
"Masters
of Illusion" - (8:00-8:30 p.m. ET)
"Money Matters, Separation Anxiety and One Ninja Turtle"
(TV-PG) (HDTV)
Deception - Hosted by Dean Cain, MASTERS OF ILLUSION features
amazing magic performed by cutting-edge illusionists, escape
artists and performers displaying skills ranging from perplexing
interactive mind magic to hilarious comedy routines - all
in front of a studio audience. Magicians featured in this
episode include Nathan Burton, Bill Cook, Chipper Lowell,
Titou, Greg Gleason, Greg Frewin and Jason Bishop (#310).
"Masters of Illusion" - (8:30-9:00 p.m. ET)
"Techno Magic, Quick Change and A Guillotine"
(TV-PG) (HDTV)
Hosted by Dean Cain, Masters of Illusion features amazing
magic performed by cutting-edge illusionists, escape artists
and performers displaying skills ranging from perplexing
interactive mind magic to hilarious comedy routines - all
in front of a studio audience. Magicians featured in this
episode include Greg Frewin, Barry & Stuart, Jason Bishop,
Michael Grandinetti, Jonathan Pendragon, David and Dania,
Bill Cook and Les Arnold and Dazzle (#301).
This week in West Palm Beach, Masters of Illusion will be
preempted due to Major League Baseball. Please check local
listings for alternative airtimes and dates.
Dean Cain, Host of Masters of Illusion, is an actor, producer
and writer. Cain stars in the current television hit show,
"Supergirl," in which he plays the role of Supergirl's
father. His breakthrough performance as an actor was in
the dual roles of Superman/Clark Kent in the television
series "Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman"
in 1993.
Masters of Illusion is produced by Associated Television
International with returning Executive Producers David McKenzie
("The 38th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards," "Marie"),
Gay Blackstone ("The World Magic Awards" 2007-2009),
David Martin ("The World Magic Awards" 2007-2009,
"Marie"), and Al Schwartz ("The 38th Annual
Daytime Emmy Awards," "The Golden Globe Awards"
2013 and 2014, "The Gulf is Back"), along with
Co-Executive Producers Justin Pierce ("The Rocky Saga:
Going The Distance") and Jim Romanovich ("From
Rocky To Creed," "The 38th Annual Daytime Emmy
Awards").
Associated
Television International (ATI) is an Emmy Award-winning
company that has been the world's largest producer of magic
for both stage and screen for over three decades. ATI's
television series, specials and feature films have aired
on all U.S. broadcast networks, major cable channels and
with television partners all over the world. Current series
in production include: "The Hollywood Christmas Parade,"
"Masters of Illusion," "Robert Earl's Be
My Guest," and the Emmy Award-nominated "Laura
McKenzie's Traveler. ATI has also been Emmy Award-nominated
for its various television specials and series. For more
information, please visit www.associatedtelevision.com.
To learn more about Masters of Illusion, please visit http://www.cwtv.com/shows/masters-of-illusion/
Network
with us at https://www.facebook.com/MastersofIllusion and
https://twitter.com/Mastersofillus
@cw_illusion
#MastersOfIllusion
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11. Ricky Jay is on the Cover of Genii's September Issue!
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Message by Richard Kaufman, editor
On
our cover this month is the story of Ricky Jay and his fascination
with Matthias Buchinger. An exhibit at the Museum of Metropolitan
art accompanied the release of his recent book on "The
Little Man of Nuremberg." Carl Mercurio attended Ricky's
interview at The Met to celebrate the opening of the exhibit,
and investigates the most curious history of Buchinger,
the multi-talented artist and magician, among his many other
abilities, made special because he had neither arms nor
legs.
Since
the book is also about Ricky Jay's fascination with the
subject, and his adventures as a collector, it's a must-buy
for his fans. Our article also includes an excerpt from
Matthias Buchinger: 'The Greatest German Living,' by Ricky
Jay, Whose Peregrinations in Search of the 'Little Man of
Nuremberg' are Herein Revealed courtesy of the publisher,
Siglio, of the section titled "Magic." The beautiful
portrait of Ricky Jay done specially for our cover is by
the Japanese artist Teruhide Sonoda.
Also
this month, in "Blink and You'll Miss It," Dr.
Richard Wiseman writes, "I had thought that these frequent
but fleeting moments of darkness were simply the price we
all pay for having eyeballs that need to be regularly lubricated.
I was wrong.
researchers have been studying blinking
for many years, and that this seemingly simple behavior
has provided a series of surprising insights into the human
mind."
And
off we go into the relationship between spectators blinking
and the performance of magic with one of Teller's most famous
tricks used as an example. * The new Patrick Page Audio
Archive, reviewed by Dustin Stinett in our July issue, is
a goldmine of wonderful listening. In addition to our article
by Barry Murray, we also have a half-hour sample from the
archive for you to listen to in our digital edition. * The
article "The Magic Path to the Way of the Journey"
by Rafael Pablo is presented without comment.
We
have a passel of interesting columns for you this month.
In addition to Todd Karr bringing you the latest odd titbits
in "The Eye," and Jon Racherbaumer discussing
the latest non-magic books that might be of interest to
magicians in "On the Slant," Kainoa Harbottle
presents a subscription-price worthy coin effect in "By
Means of Metal" that I had to pry loose from him before
he put it out as a separate effect-a reputation maker, it
is; Harrison Greenbaum explains the concept of The Third
Level which will set you apart from everyone else (in a
good way) in "You are All Terrible"; What is normally
"Left-Handed" this month is "Right-Handed"
as columnist Jeff Prace has been silenced and left in closet
by Josh Janousky; From the "Chamber of Secrets"
John Gaughan reveals the ancient Giant Bowl of Fire!; David
Britland muses on the ingenuity of Bob Hummer in "Cardopolis";
David Kaye goes wabbit hunting in "Expert at the Kids'
Table"; the late Bob Read recounts more of his collecting
adventures and a meeting with Gary Kurtz in "Hidden
Treasures"; Andi Gladwin includes items by Tom Stone
and the late Jack Parker, and more, in "Magicana";
and John Lovick reviews three books (though not his own!),
Danny Orleans a bunch of tricks, and we welcome Nathan Coe
Marsh to our group of video reviewers.
Please
join us every month by subscribing at www.geniimagazine.com.
Subscribers receive access to all 80 years of Genii online
at no extra charge!
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12. Disaster Relief Available To Magicians
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Message by George Schindler (US)
If
there are any magicians or allied artists who suffered damage
or loss due to the recent floods in Louisiana or Fires in
the Northwest - contact your RVP who can verify your claim
and can help apply for help from the Society of American
Magicians MEF Disaster Relief Fund.
Non-members
can contact magicmred@earthlink.net, For assistance re injuries
or other heath related problems, see http://www.magicsam.com/?page=HoudiniFund
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13. Latest Info Regarding The Workshop Revival
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Message by Lance Rich
Gerry
Katzman will be appearing and teaching at The Workshop Revival
in St. Joseph, MO. Gerry is a successful actor, comedian,
magician and standup comedy teacher. Have you tried to incorporate
your natural sense of humor into your performances? At The
Workshop Revival Gerry will be helping you harness your
own natural comedy abilities and developing it for your
act.
Gerry
teaches a standup comedy class in Los Angeles. His students
have been winners and finalists in shows like The Laugh
Factory's Fresh Faces Contest, Last Comic Standing and NBC
Standup for Diversity and have written for shows like Ellen
Degeneres, Friends and Reno911. His classes have been called
'career changing, inspiring, and revelatory.
The Workshop Revival dates October 5-8, 2016 and it will
be held at the Radisson Hotel in St. Joseph, Missouri (just
25 minutes north of Kansas City International Airport).
Produced
by David Sandy for IBM Ring 129, the workshop is known for
its unique approach to learning strong commercial magic
from some of today's hottest working pros... in an intimate,
small-group environment. It's strictly limited to only 200
participants. You will learn, hands-on, from some of the
greatest performers in the business! And this year's line-up
of talent is no exception! Its four incredible days of learning
and fun. Guaranteed!
In
addition to Gerry Katzman, here's a partial listing of teachers
and performers at this year's Workshop: Shawn Farquhar,
Asi Wind, Kyle Knight & Mistie, Oscar Munoz, Handsome
Jack, Jade, Shoot Ogawa, Rob Zabrecky, Simon Coronel, Tim
Hannig, and several special surprise guests!
As
in the past, our focus is on learning strong commercial
magic in an intimate setting. In addition to numerous learning
events and hands-on sessions, you'll enjoy close-up shows,
stand-up shows, a banquet and dinner show (yes, the meal
is included!), some great impromptu performance moments
and fellowship, plus an unbelievable stage show at the historic
Missouri Theater, and some very special surprises!
Here's
the exciting part ... the cost is only $299.
Registration
is strictly limited to only 200 participants in order to
keep the event intimate! We also have a special hotel rate
of $84/night.
For
complete details, visit www.ring129workshop.com or or www.facebook.com/ring129workshop
or call David Sandy at (816) 233-4177.
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14. Follow Us To China!
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Message by Erix Logan
From
September 20th till November 20th we will be in China. In
those 60 days our full show will tour in 30 cities. We will
be online daily with video updates, to allow everyone to
feel from far away the experience of the tour: stage and
backstage, travels, local interaction, the unexpected, joy
and sorrow.
There
is no better opportunity, to fully understand the itinerary
pros, than following it in real live situation. Today technology
allows for that and I have opened my mind to this new experience,
so I thought it would have been nice to inform the magic
community and offer a priority. Send a message to info@erixlogan.com
if you are interested and in a few days we'll let you know
our terms and conditions, without any obligation on your
part.
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15. Calling All Australians
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Message by Nopera Whitley (NZ)
The
2017 NZ Magic Convention is shaping up to be a truly world-class
convention. We have already announced three world leading
performers, and there are more to come!
The
beauty of NZ conventions is that they are small and intimate
and there are plenty of opportunities to interact with the
headliners one-on-one. No need to fork out thousands on
airfares to see these world class acts in the US or UK,
only to be lost in the crowd.
Names
already announced include:
-
Reigning FISM Grand Prix World Champion of Magic - Hector
Mancha
- Two-time Magic Castle 'Stage Magician of the Year' - Rob
Zabrecky
- Reigning FISM World Champion of Close-up Card Magic -
Shin Lim
There
are a small number of discounted, early-bird registrations
available but you better get in quick.
Register
now at www.magicconvention.co.nz
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16. FISM 2018 Open For Registration
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Message by Joan Caesar (Canada)
FISM
in South Korea
The
2018 FISM website is now open to take reservations. It will
be continually updated with information about the convention.
Now is the time to book your reservation in order to take
advantage of the lowest fee and to be given the best seat
possible for the Gala Shows:
www.2018fismbusan.com
I
look forward to seeing you there.
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in folders for each year and are Coded, e.g. 001 Nov06 1999.txt
first three numbers (001) denote issue number, then the
date (Nov06) and the last figures the year (1999)
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