Storify: Magic and Cardistry…
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You’re presentation was coo! I liked how you showed the magic videos. I never knew there really was a difference between cardistry and magic and I liked learning about that! I also never knew there was such a variety between cards. was wondering, on online forums about both topics, do people mostly share tricks or do they share their experience with tricks?
This is a very well-thought-out question. So, to answer your question… Online forums are generally part of an online magic shop such as Dananddave or Theory11. As a result, there really isn’t as much sharing of personal tricks that goes on for the two reasons that follow: the websites sell tricks themselves, so there’s less discussion about personal tricks and more product recommendations, act-building advice, and product reviews (*1); and for personal tricks (or otherwise) to be shared, it’s almost absolutely necessary for one to demonstrate/learn these tricks in person.
*1. There are, however, user-based sites that allow amateurs and semi-professionals to share their material both for free and for a cost. Some magicians may publish some material on these sites simply for recognition and to get their name out there. A great example of this is The Wire on Theory11.
The Wire: http://www.theory11.com/wire/
Theory11 Forum: (Check this out, and you’ll see what I mean about the difference between sharing tricks and their experience with/reviews of tricks.
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magichodge reblogged this from anniehass and added:
This is a very well-thought-out question. So, to answer your question… Online forums are generally part of an online...
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andersdh88 reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I’m a huge fan of magic. I’ve always wanted to know how to do all those things with cards and whatnot. I never really...
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missxandra reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I really enjoyed seeing your friend’s website because it really showed the role of social media in magic and cardistry...
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gusbruggeman reblogged this from magichodge and added:
Nick, you’re a true magician. You’re knowledge and expertise on this subject is inspiring. Most of the people on the...
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cmp21 reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I thought it was cool that the magic community is so huge online. While it makes sense that people have to pay for the...
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anniehass reblogged this from magichodge and added:
You’re presentation was coo! I liked how you showed the magic videos. I never knew there really was a difference between...
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lukenelson3 reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I never knew that the majority of music and cardistry communities are online. Dananddave.com is very cool. It has...
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wick333 reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I found it interesting that videos for magic tutorials actually cost money. I would have thought that Youtube videos...
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fywcoyne reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I thought your presentation was great and very entertaining! You mentioned that magic is an “interactive performance”...
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malloryfyw reblogged this from magichodge and added:
One of the things that I found most interesting in your presentation was the copyright issue. It makes sense, but I...
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hallewri111 reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I thought it was really interesting that you have to pay money to view/learn more complex card tricks and that they have...
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polyglotincarnate reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I thought it was interesting how you brought up that “online shopping” is sometimes a type of social media. I hadn’t...
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dkirkhoff reblogged this from magichodge and added:
I enjoyed seeing the variety of websites dedicated to cardistry. I never realized that you would have to pay to be able...
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molly111 reblogged this from magichodge and added:
Love the images of playing cards! Nice design throughout. Question: How does social media affect learning, beyond cost...
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