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oliver
09-09-2012, 09:54 AM
This is an oil and water routine based on Mystery Mark's "Dear Mr Scientist". I just added a few moves and a complete phase, which make the effect fitting my style.
Let me hear what you think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-Jf17TbuX4
BTW: I know that the move around 2:35 is pretty fishy, but I will upload a better version soon. AND: It's my first english video! ;)

OliveroG
09-09-2012, 07:53 PM
Very, very good sir, i think that the transference you do before the "Fishy move" is more fishy, i think that the only problem of the move at 2:35 was the sound, i have myself a couple of ideas with oil and water, we can get together and discuss them sometime; they involve alot of palming (i love palming), but i think they're worth the effort.

Going back to the routine, it was very well executed, the only thing i prefer on Mark's version (If i remember correctly how it goes) is the fact that the pattern leaves you clean and able to be examined, which is something i like.

oliver
09-09-2012, 08:49 PM
Very, very good sir, i think that the transference you do before the "Fishy move" is more fishy, i think that the only problem of the move at 2:35 was the sound
Yeah, the fishy thing meant to be the sound but the transfer is kinda suspicious as well. But im working on improving the whole thing right now.:D

Going back to the routine, it was very well executed, the only thing i prefer on Mark's version (If i remember correctly how it goes) is the fact that the pattern leaves you clean and able to be examined, which is something i like.
Yeah, this is what I add in real life, when the cards could be examined, but to me, it is unnecessary to do that in the video performance, because no one actually can examine the cards. ;)

i have myself a couple of ideas with oil and water, we can get together and discuss them sometime; they involve alot of palming (i love palming), but i think they're worth the effort.
That sounds great. We will do this some time;)
Oliver

ouncesmusic
09-11-2012, 02:25 AM
Great job! I think it was excellent.