CRISIS by Abhinav Bothra video - INSTANT DOWNLOAD

CRISIS by Abhinav Bothra video - INSTANT DOWNLOADThere are so many benefits of using CRISIS. Some include: To stay economical at those unpaid charity gigs we all do. To be less worried about the facilities available (or unavailable) at small venues. To still be able to perform a great show, even if plagued by unfortunate, lost luggage situations. To have a compact, yet expandable, show for unexpected impromptu gigs. Lots of other such circumstances are the reasons behind the existence of CRISIS.

There are so many benefits of using CRISIS. Some include:

• To stay economical at those unpaid charity gigs we all do.
• To be less worried about the facilities available (or unavailable) at small venues.
• To still be able to perform a great show, even if plagued by unfortunate, lost-luggage situations.
• To have a compact, yet expandable, show for unexpected impromptu gigs.

Lots of other such circumstances are the reasons behind the existence of CRISIS.

CRISIS is a 20-30 minute set of SEMI-SCRIPTED and FIELD-TESTED MENTALISM (predictions and mind reading). It uses nothing except a 3x3 inch STICKY NOTE PAD and A MARKER, and 3 minutes of preparation (no arts and crafts).

• Simple, direct and to the point
• No language barriers
• No psy-forces
• No gimmicks/accessories
• Nothing related to playing cards

Here are its CONTENTS:

GAME: A three phase "Which hand?" game, with a kicker ending.

LOCATION: A participant's two simple and free choices are predicted before they even think of making them.

O DEAR!: A "Living and Dead" test with happy thoughts and Sticky Notes

4 THOUGHTS: 4 people are asked to think of something about a person not present in the room. Before they say it, the performer reads each of their minds, writes down his thoughts, and reveals everything at the end to be a perfect match.

Each of these tricks/effects perfectly gel into each other and come with a few ADDITIONAL IDEAS to expand the duration of the performance. Apart from the PDF, you'll also find a supplementary video to make its contents even easier to learn.

Pages: 26

Video: 7 minutes