Magic in Vietnam's Teacher's Day

Mark · 11-20-2011, 09:15 PM

Johnny pretty much said it all.

I'd personally suggest you to work on routining in general. The effects in itself are nice but it stay just single effects without any beginning or ending, which also means the audience doesn't know when you're done and when they need to give you an ovation (which in itself makes the ovation not as big as it should or could have been).

So put it together nicely, smooth things out here and there and you'd be able to get much more out of this. You're definitely on your way!

Well done!

11-20-2011, 09:15 PM	#3
Mark Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 935	Johnny pretty much said it all. I'd personally suggest you to work on routining in general. The effects in itself are nice but it stay just single effects without any beginning or ending, which also means the audience doesn't know when you're done and when they need to give you an ovation (which in itself makes the ovation not as big as it should or could have been). So put it together nicely, smooth things out here and there and you'd be able to get much more out of this. You're definitely on your way! Well done!