Price$3.00
Media TypeVideo Download
CategoryClose Up
Date AddedAug 15, 2014
Breezy Project Vol. 1
Jibrizy
(Based on 1 review)
Effects:
Chap Wrap: You show a chap stick, then place it into a spectators hand and close it. You then shoot a rubber band into their hand and the rubber band seems to vanish... Just then you ask the spectator to open there hand and they see the rubber band is wrapped around the chapstick.
Gone and Back: A amazing 3 card sandwich effect with 3 phases. The second phase can be done in their hand. AND END CLEANLY!
Pen possible: A impromptu pen routine. Take a cap off a pen and throw it back on. Then show it cleanly. After make a rubber band melt through holds it. *Special thanks to Greg Wilson for his ugh the pen while the spectatwork on pen and pen cap magic*
Reviews
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Jibrizy looks like a talented creative magician, he has a unique character in the world of magic and I can see his magic being very popular in the future. On the breezy project you get a few creative ideas and a couple solid tricks.
Gone and Back
Phase 1: A selected card is placed face up in a fan of three cards, as the fan is turned over the selection visually jumps. This is a sweet idea for a surreal visual moment, I think that it would fit better in some sort of a 3 card monte routine rather than a sandwich routine but it does look good.
Phase 2: The spectator takes the 2 queens in their hand and the magician takes the selection. The selection then changes places with one of the queens in the spectators hand. The way that he performed this live and what he explains is different. His live performance is a little more clear than the explanation. In the explanation he puts the 2 queens under the card box, he makes the selection vanish, he shows that one of the queens is now the selection and produces the other queen. I was a little confused with the explanation about what exactly was supposed to be happening but the trick works fine if you perform it like he did during the live performances.
Phase 3: The selection is in one hand and the queens in the other, as the magician crosses his hands one of the queens changes into the selection. This looks nice and is a nice idea but I feel like it could be executed more clearly. The clean up that is taught is very good.
For Gone and Back he calls it a sandwich routine, it feels like more of a monte routine using a selected card. There are some good ideas here with a confusing presentation.
Chap Wrap: You give a spectator your chapstick to hold, you then shoot a rubber band at them. The band vanishes and appears wrapped around the chapstick in their hand. This is worth the price of the whole download, and is completely performable and deceptive. This is an actual routine with a few layers of deception going on to produce a great mix of visual and in the hands magic.
Pen Possible: This is really 2 tricks in one. The cap of a pen is repeatedly taken off and thrown back on magically. A rubber band is then pulled through the pen repeatedly while the pen is held by the spectator. There are definitely some interesting ideas here but the overall routine is a little haphazard and lacks the clean smooth quality of Chap Wrap. Still, the rubber band through pen is fairly clever and performable.
So, on this download you get a few good ideas and one solid trick. If you like the idea of Chap Wrap then I would get this. If you are interested in the other effects I feel like there are other places that you could learn similar effects with a cleaner presentation.
Gone and Back
Phase 1: A selected card is placed face up in a fan of three cards, as the fan is turned over the selection visually jumps. This is a sweet idea for a surreal visual moment, I think that it would fit better in some sort of a 3 card monte routine rather than a sandwich routine but it does look good.
Phase 2: The spectator takes the 2 queens in their hand and the magician takes the selection. The selection then changes places with one of the queens in the spectators hand. The way that he performed this live and what he explains is different. His live performance is a little more clear than the explanation. In the explanation he puts the 2 queens under the card box, he makes the selection vanish, he shows that one of the queens is now the selection and produces the other queen. I was a little confused with the explanation about what exactly was supposed to be happening but the trick works fine if you perform it like he did during the live performances.
Phase 3: The selection is in one hand and the queens in the other, as the magician crosses his hands one of the queens changes into the selection. This looks nice and is a nice idea but I feel like it could be executed more clearly. The clean up that is taught is very good.
For Gone and Back he calls it a sandwich routine, it feels like more of a monte routine using a selected card. There are some good ideas here with a confusing presentation.
Chap Wrap: You give a spectator your chapstick to hold, you then shoot a rubber band at them. The band vanishes and appears wrapped around the chapstick in their hand. This is worth the price of the whole download, and is completely performable and deceptive. This is an actual routine with a few layers of deception going on to produce a great mix of visual and in the hands magic.
Pen Possible: This is really 2 tricks in one. The cap of a pen is repeatedly taken off and thrown back on magically. A rubber band is then pulled through the pen repeatedly while the pen is held by the spectator. There are definitely some interesting ideas here but the overall routine is a little haphazard and lacks the clean smooth quality of Chap Wrap. Still, the rubber band through pen is fairly clever and performable.
So, on this download you get a few good ideas and one solid trick. If you like the idea of Chap Wrap then I would get this. If you are interested in the other effects I feel like there are other places that you could learn similar effects with a cleaner presentation.