Price$35.00
Media TypeTrick, One-Trick DVD
CategoryClose Up
Date AddedMar 19, 2010
Cansposed
Leek, Carl
Wizard FX Productions
(Based on 1 review)
This modern day version of the Magic Kettle will blow your audience away. Any drink chosen can appear in the can!
This is not just another card trick! Using an everyday item, this incredible effect will be remembered by your spectators for a long time to come.
Includes Gimmick & Instructional DVD.
"I can see me having a lot of fun with this. I believe that it's a worker and it's eminently practical and with presentation skills will really pack a punch."
- Martin Waring - The Magic Cafe
Reviews
(Top ▲)
If you watch the demo of this you'll be extremely excited, and yes it does look like a miracle...but that's because there was something important left out of the demo vid that you won't find out until after you own the effect: contrary to what they claim, the spectator does NOT have free choice of any drink.
The first part of this routine (and the part conveniently left out of the video) is the part where the spectator "chooses" the drink from a prepared list of possibilities (and you can see where this goes from there). Then you proceed to make the drink appear out of a Coke or whatever. There is no "pick any drink you can think of" walk up like they do in the video. While this might not set some folks off on the effect, it's something that should have been shown rather than misrepresenting the entirety of the effect.
Next is the gimmick. You are given enough for 15 performances, after which you buy refills (don't try to make these yourself). Then there is a good amount of prep work done before you perform, but that's to be expected. Just be careful because the prepared drink can will leak if you don't keep it upright. And the spectator cannot hold or inspect the can during or after the effect.
There is actually an easier way to prepare the can that doesn't involve the gimmicks and actually plays bigger and safer because the spectator could actually open the can and pour the drink out. I won't give away the secret of "Cansposed", but for a non-gimmicked version let me just say concentrate on the bottom of the can and the idea will probably open up to you.
On the plus side, the gimmick could be used for other effects. It's easy to see where this could be strong for several things if you use your imagination.
The first part of this routine (and the part conveniently left out of the video) is the part where the spectator "chooses" the drink from a prepared list of possibilities (and you can see where this goes from there). Then you proceed to make the drink appear out of a Coke or whatever. There is no "pick any drink you can think of" walk up like they do in the video. While this might not set some folks off on the effect, it's something that should have been shown rather than misrepresenting the entirety of the effect.
Next is the gimmick. You are given enough for 15 performances, after which you buy refills (don't try to make these yourself). Then there is a good amount of prep work done before you perform, but that's to be expected. Just be careful because the prepared drink can will leak if you don't keep it upright. And the spectator cannot hold or inspect the can during or after the effect.
There is actually an easier way to prepare the can that doesn't involve the gimmicks and actually plays bigger and safer because the spectator could actually open the can and pour the drink out. I won't give away the secret of "Cansposed", but for a non-gimmicked version let me just say concentrate on the bottom of the can and the idea will probably open up to you.
On the plus side, the gimmick could be used for other effects. It's easy to see where this could be strong for several things if you use your imagination.