In a park, on stage, in a mall, and outsdie a Vegas casino. Many camera angles are used including a walkaround. This is exactly like David Blaine's street trick, except Criss levitates much higher. After a while he's able to lit her legs one by one etc til she levitates on her own.
Camera rotates all around her, and of course they pass objects under her. This is done in both a park and outside a casino in downtown Las vegas. Post by Turtle » Thu Jul 28, am Camera tricks. Seriously, there was a performer that explained a great deal of these street magic tricks.
For the levitation, they use camera tricks where they show him levitating, then cut to reactions, then back. Then splice in footage of him way up in the air.
Post by jpinard » Thu Jul 28, am Turtle wrote: Camera tricks. Post by Turtle » Thu Jul 28, am Frankly, I would have enjoyed the trick more if it was been done that way.
As it stands, they make a whole show about street magic, then cut in with some footage. What a letdown. In the middle of the day, Criss levitates from one building to another in front of a couple of spectators. So, how could Criss possibly be floating in mid air without the spectators noticing anything suspicious?
While we could be dead wrong about that, it certainly seems to be the case. The people watching were most likely stooges , just playing along to make the illusion more convincing. After all, Criss must have had a really good reason not to invite a larger audience, especially considering the greatness of the illusion. I mean … four spectators? So, presuming those people were stooges, we still have a lot of things to explain. How did Criss make the whole illusion of levitation so convincing?
Some have suggested he might have used some sort of a camera trick. Previous Next. You May Also Interested In:. About the Author: LK.
0コメント