Nique Tan Chats - Down to One by Jon Allen
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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Excellent review ! Thx a lot Nique !
Jon allen creates gem 👍
Nicely reviews sir 🎉🎉🎉
Nice review !! Yep, I believe the biggest improvment is the colored token ! (While in other routines you'd need someone to confirm bla bla bla here you can be alone on stage!!) i've been performing stuff like that for years but I will FOR SURE pick up Jon's version as soon as I get back on stage ! (Can't wait to read the additional ideas as well !!)
Cheers Nique, this one ticks all the boxes and it's going straight in to my bag as my new opener. Take care.
I love this type of effect since seeing a version of it on Penn and Teller, l have wanted to perform this 😀
That is mentioned in the booklet. 👍🏻
Great to see that you already performed it 👌
Thank you for the very useful review! I bought effect.
That was really a great review! May we assume that your back-up contingency for your first, larger show was that your first selected spectator left to go to the bathroom or wasn't there when it was time to perform the trick, so you had to use a second, back-up spectator? Also, you alluded to using the chosen spectator in a subsequent trick involving pre-show. But that spectator could actually be used for just about any follow-up trick requiring a spectator. However, please consider doing a follow-up trick that makes it obvious to the audience that your chosen spectator assistant is NOT a stooge. Pre-show routines might not be the best for that. And routines that fall into the category I mentioned are very few and far between. (You might consider using the spectator more as a prop, having her do whatever OTHER audience members decide that she should do, wear, move, etc., so that it doesn't involve choices that SHE makes.) Hope this is clear.
Great review..! 🙏😃🎩
I love the "distracted moment"! LOL
Happens often while shooting videos. 🤣
@@niquetan that's your trademark now 😀❤️
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Hello Nique, It happened to me that in the "process" the person in question sat down when he has to be still standing. Was that the reason that you had to make a "way out"?
Yes; and if I perform this again, I am prepared for that.
Thank you for the review Nique. Like the look of this one. Can see lots of settings where this could be used - corporate, weddings, kids parties, educational settings and so on. You did mention at 9.20 into your review that when you performed this for the first time/show you had to use a contingency/out/back up to finish the effect/routine because things didn't quite go to plan. Is this something that is covered by Jon Allen in the teaching materials?
Hey man; no it’s not covered in the teaching material. It’s something that I put together myself and I do recommend everyone try to do so. It’s a great routine (in fact I’m on my way out to a gig to do it, haha) but people not cooperating will happen sooner or later and you do need to be prepared so you can bring it to a logical close.
@@niquetan Cheers for this...and best of luck with the gig!
@@niquetan can you be more sepcific? what does it mean when you say not cooperating? Switching the position of their hands?
Can you please elaborate on what exactly went wrong in your show?
Hi Brett, thanks for stopping by! My target person sat down after the first round of elimination, when he wasn’t supposed to, that’s all.
Hi Nique, just curious if Ubelievalope would work for the prediction for Down To One or is it to small. I bought Unbelievalope on your recommendation. Really love it
It could work but I don’t think it’s the right tool for the job.
@@niquetan Could you explain more, I guess Im missing something
@@shomemagic couple of reasons, but for one, there isn’t a need for the capabilities of the Unbelievalope in this situation. Assuming the use of the original Unbelievalope, I’d much rather have the, shall we say, “options” available in one location already.
They’d also be able to be larger which would play better as a stage piece as it’s an opener and you wouldn’t have anyone on stage at that point to verify what you’re reading from a small piece of paper from the Unbelievalope.
@@niquetan Thank you that all make sense now
Thanks for the review, can this be done in virtual setup (MS Teams)?
With some management I guess it can.
I have performed it for an online show and it does work well. However, I think it will only work if everyone is on a single screen.
Hi Nique. I am thinking of using this is my training sessions. One, question. Is the coin gimmicked? Or is a simple sleight of hand used? Need to know this before I make the purchase. Thanks.
Hey man; no and yes - I think it’d make a great bit for a management training class as an icebreaker of sorts. 👍🏻
@@niquetan Thank you Nique. Cheers!
Hi Nique. Promise last question. Is the sleight hard to do? Thanks.
@@ahenteacademy hmmm difficulty is all relative but I’d say it’s really not that difficult with some practice; you’ll just need to be clear headed when doing the routine.
Any American companies have this in stock?
Am not sure about that; you could contact Jon on his site and check.