Bold Project Vol 3 by Justin Miller ( Instant Download )

Bold Project Vol 3 by Justin Miller ( Instant D

The final installment in the trilogy, the Bold Project Volume 3 caps off the masterclass in powerful effects and performance taught in the previous two volumes. With Live performances shot on the streets of New York, and explanations filmed in the Ellusionist Loft Studio in Brooklyn, Justin Miller returns one last time to teach his wicked ways.

The Bold Trilogy is characterised by brazen, high-impact magic. Effects, methods and presentations that will give you both the knowledge and confidence to perform anything to anyone – and deliver blow after astonishing blow that will leave your audience reeling.

Packed with 8 street-proven, devastating effects. Reach another level, with Bold, Volume 3.

Bold. Methods.

Effects that shouldn’t work – but do. The routines on this DVD will show you just how much you can get away with as a magician.

Justin teaches you how to incorporate the crucial parts of the routine into everyday gestures, offbeat moments – and even having spectators do the ‘dirty work’ for you. From the seemingly brave to out-right-gutsy, Justin shows just what performing ‘Bold’ magic can do for you.

Bold. Presentations.

By breaking every rule we know regarding performing, Justin shows that magicians are completely WRONG about how spectators should react, and how much you can ‘get away with’ by mirroring the energy of your audience.

His presentations challenge the perceptions of both spectators and magicians, taking classic plots and turning them upside down, with moves and changes that appear to break the laws of physics, using everyday impromptu objects.

Bold. Reactions.

Bold is about real people with real reactions, getting the most out of your audience, and understanding that every person reacts differently. Bold is about bringing out what Justin calls the ‘I gotta go to Church NOW’reactions.

Effects that have a visible psychological effect on the face of the spectators as the brain seems to ‘break’ and recover, and then break again, as it tries to process what has just happened.

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