AIR by Alain Simonov & Shin Lim

Trick by Shin Lim ($20.00)

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Air by Alain Simonov is more than just a one trick pony. It's a tool that will allow you to perform countless effects combined with different applications and objects. Cards, coins, money, poker chips, the list goes on. Because of its easy accessibility and usability, Air can be easily applied to your current routine. Both Shin and Alain's goal of this project is to take your current routine to the next level, and apply Air to your repertoire.

Important Note: Shin Lim's bonus section (the coin through glass). Special coins are needed in order to accomplish this effect, anything that is similar to the sucker punch gimmicked coins will work.

What is included in the Physical Product:

Streaming tutorial on AIR Supplies to perform AIR Bonus section:
A tutorial on Shin Lim's coin thru glass (sucker punch coins needed).
Exclusive zoom interview between Alain and Shin.

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Community questions about AIR by Alain Simonov & Shin Lim

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Owen asks: Any clothing restrictions and lighting restrictions?
- 1. Jim answers: No on the clothing, for most of the effects. Most lighting used on parlor or stage will be fine.
- 2. Matt answers: for some it is recommended to wear black but I've found not necessary, but could be used to enhance certain performances. no lighting restrictions, they give different options for different situations.
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2.
Bradley asks: Is this designed for a camera/Instagram, or is it also suitable for up-close and various angles? How adaptable is this for walking around?
- 1. Jim answers: It is suitable for parlor and stage. It will work well on camera/Instagram.
- 2. Matt answers: they show ways to do both and different applications for both!
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3.
Peter asks: Is it ready to go out the box ?
- 1. Jim answers: There is a little DIY. Very easy to prepare.
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4.
marco asks: Can you show the back of the hand because if so I'll buy now
- 1. Juan answers: Seems like you can, look at the vanish at 0:31, the paper disappears and he turns his wrist.
- 2. Matt answers: with practice you can show both sides, he shows a way to do a coin vanish that looks like it just disappears and you see both sides of both hands! really look incredible!
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5.
Peter asks: Can this be done for walk around?
- 1. Eugene answers: I would 100% leave this for stage, parlor, or social media. It's like trying to back palm in a walk around (Note that the back palm is just an example and is not related to the contents of the video)
- 2. Matt answers: if you're amazing at audience management then yes it could be done walk around but, its probably not the best environment for it.
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6.
Maksymilian asks: Is it good for close-up and is it angle sensitive?
- 1. James answers: It can be, and it can be.
- 2. Matt answers: yes and yes. haha. with good audience management you'll be fine. but stage it is killer.
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7.
Dan asks: I have small hands, can I still learn this trick?
- 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds: Yes it should still work for you.
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