EUGENE BURGER IN PHOTOLOG & THE MAGIC OF BEN HARRIS
Source: Media T Marketing Pty Ltd.
We are proud to announce the addition of a "Conversation with Eugene Burger" in PHOTOLOG.
PHOTOLOG
is a FREE content site at Media T Marketing that brings you lecture and
special event coverage of today's most astounding performers and thinkers.
Artists covered so far include:
David Parr, Jay Sankey, Keith Fields, Jay Marshall, Gregory Wilson, Guy Bavli, and others. Eugene Burger has just been added. John Calvert and David Copperfield will follow shortly. This is definitely one site worth bookmarking as the content is constantly evolving. This is a FREE content site for those who love magic by those who love magic.
Here you will also find links to CYBERWIZARD and THE MAGIC OF BEN HARRIS.
CYBERWIZARD
features new and experimental magic that is performed in part over the
internet. Imagine making a selected card pass through the monitor so that
it appears under the glass. Imagine performing an "Invisible
Palm" type routine with four cards passing through the monitor, one
at a time. It's all here. Complete with the dummy pages and code already
in place so all you have to do is grab a deck of cards and perform. Again,
this is FREE content. The tricks are created and posted to encourage
thought and development in an area (cybermagic) that is becoming more and
more important each day.
THE MAGIC OF BEN HARRIS
details Media T's new releases (Alida by Ben Harris and Mind Stress by
Tomas Blomberg) that are scheduled for release on May 1, 2000.
The site also includes a myriad of handlings, tips and ideas for Ben's popular effects - Cosmosis, Zoom, Hoodwink and SGEA (Pro).
We invite you to visit at:
http://pages.hotbot.com/arts/benharris/magicof.html
Cheers
Ben Harris
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