Excellence in Family Magic by Scott Green Reviews
Regular user
135 Posts
Posted: Sep eighteen, 2017 03:07 pm
0
Https://world wide web.amazekids.com/magic/magic-fo......y-magic/
I merely saw this book on amazekids. Is this a new book? Anyone have a review/more info on it? It has endorsements from Dizzy Baton and Christopher T. Magician and I simply read their books and idea they were slap-up.
Give thanks you.
Inner circle
Victoria, BC, Canada
7473 Posts
Posted: Sep eighteen, 2017 05:ten pm
1
I remember that Scott likewise did a lecture at the KIDabra Conference this by summer (a calendar month or then ago), that was well received.
- Donald
Inner circumvolve
Victoria, BC, Canada
7473 Posts
Posted: Sep 19, 2017 03:21 pm
0
Speaking of new books for family or children'due south entertainers (yous've mentioned the new books from Scott Greenish, Christopher T. Magician, and Silly Billy), there's likewise a new volume coming out from David Ginn in tardily September (any twenty-four hour period now).
544 pages, titled "Kidshow Magic Kompendium."
I saw it promoted on Facebook back in the summertime (at that place was a PDF detailing the volume and a pre-publication offering). Plus David mentioned it to me when nosotros had a phone conversation at the end of July.
I'm sure it volition be promoted at his lectures, on his website, to his newsletter (Autumn's Leaflet) subscribers, etc.
- Donald
Regular user
135 Posts
Posted: Sep nineteen, 2017 04:28 pm
0
Likewise many new books!! I can't keep up! Adept releases need to staggered 
Eternal Order
FullTimer
24138 Posts
Posted: Sep 20, 2017 02:28 am
0
I understand, Sparta. People would do anything to feed their children nowadays.
Donald Dunphy Inner circle
Victoria, BC, Canada
7473 Posts
Posted: Sep 23, 2017 05:44 pm
0
Quote:
On Sep 20, 2017, Dynamike wrote:
People would do anything to feed their children nowadays.
This is an odd comment, Dynamike. Care to clarify?
It almost reads that you lot're criticizing some performers who are too lecturers / magic dealers, for having multiple sources of income. David Ginn, David Kaye (Silly Billy), and Christopher Barnes (Christopher T. Magician) have established themselves as magic teachers to other magicians. They've been doing this for a while, they've released books / DVDs / tricks, etc. in the past, and for them to release new material is perfectly normal.
- Donald
Inner circumvolve
1443 Posts
Posted: Sep 24, 2017 03:38 am
0
I certainly would like to read a review of this book by any members here.
Gerry
Inner circle
3647 Posts
Posted: Sep 30, 2017 07:38 pm
0
I take Scott's book - I've read information technology cover to cover. It is an EXCELLENT book on children'due south magic. Highly recommended. He covers all aspects of doing shows, not just the "magic tricks". He has some nifty additions to standard kid testify routines, and some completely new original routines. At that place'south even a chapter on balloons - two tips in this chapter accept already saved me lots of time and money. I have all of the child show books, and then far this is the best ane published to date.
Jim
Inner circle
1443 Posts
Posted: October ane, 2017 04:06 am
0
Hey Jim,
Cheers for this.
I'g going to purchase this book based on your recommendation.
Gerry
New user
17 Posts
Posted: December 1, 2017 04:11 pm
0
I see I'grand late to my own political party hither--the book was also but reviewed in Chiliad-U-K and the Kidabra Journal. Jim Kleefeld and Skip Way gave it high marks as well. If you'd like a signed copy, you lot can lodge directly from me via scottmakesmagic.com.
Donald Dunphy Inner circumvolve
Victoria, BC, Canada
7473 Posts
Posted: December 1, 2017 05:44 pm
0
Hi Scott -
Welcome to the Magic Caf�. I meet that y'all'll be lecturing at KAX 2018 at the end of January. It's nice to know that you lot were such at hit at KIDabra 2017, that Mark and Tami are bringing you lot to lecture at KAX 2018 as well. I'm looking forward to meeting you, and getting a re-create of your book.
http://www.kidabra.org/kax-schedule-2018
- Donald
New user
17 Posts
Posted: Dec 1, 2017 08:25 pm
0
Thanks Donald! I've also started a new podcast highlighting lecturers at KAX 2018, so you (and everyone else!) can get to know who they'll run into in January.
http://scottgreen.podbean.com
By the manner, practice you know how I can brand my proper noun brandish as Scott Green instead of scottgreen?
Inner circle
Victoria, BC, Canada
7473 Posts
Posted: Dec 1, 2017 09:38 pm
0
Quote:
On Dec one, 2017, scottgreen wrote:
Past the way, practise y'all know how I can make my name display as Scott Dark-green instead of scottgreen?
Make a mail service in the " The Magic Caf� Tech Assist Expanse" and ask for a User Name Change. One of the tech people tin can alter that for you, as long as that proper name hasn't been used on the Caf� earlier.
- Donald
Inner circle
1443 Posts
Posted: December 2, 2017 05:09 am
0
Scott,
I have yet to purchase your book, but am planning to do so VERY SOON as I hear it's excellent. I only read the excellent review information technology received in MUM.
Please don't take offense at what I'k about to say, but up until a few months ago, I never heard of you. According to your bio, you are "A national leader in my field" and a "regularly featured lecturer at magicians' conferences."
I don't attend many magicians conventions these days, and then I'm curious what other conventions you have lectured and when.
Again, adept luck with your book.
I tin can't expect to read information technology.
Gerry
New user
17 Posts
Posted: Dec two, 2017 05:42 pm
0
Hullo Gerry,
I'd never heard of me until a few months agone either!...
In all seriousness, the bio on my folio for clients is, well, for clients. It'due south shorthand to avoid having to explain to granular particular my accomplishments�"I've lectured at the almost recent KAX and Kidabra conferences and will lecture at the next KAX" is meaningless to not-magicians. That, plus the volume, plus the praise for it from guys like David Kaye and Christopher T. Magician (and now Jim Kleefeld and Skip Way in the 1000-U-Thou and Kidabra Journal reviews), makes me more notable in the field�granted, in my own opinion�than other children's magicians in my market place, excepting probably Danny Orleans (who mainly does corporate piece of work these days).
My bio for magicians, at http://www.scottmakesmagic.com, is a little clearer on this stuff, only that's considering when I say "lectured at Kidabra and KAX," magicians know what that means without elaboration.
I hope that sounds reasonable. I'm game to change it if it leads clients to the wrong decision.
Inner circle
1443 Posts
Posted: Dec five, 2017 03:32 am
0
Inner circle
2263 Posts
Posted: May 2, 2020 08:55 am
0
Source: https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=650146
Post a Comment for "Excellence in Family Magic by Scott Green Reviews"