Difficult to pick one favourite. If he was still around would love to sit with Slydini. If my French was better it would be Markobi. For coins it would be Danny Goldsmith. For sheer output and tutorials it has to be Craig Petty. For getting a retiree interested in magic and his approach to creating magic it would be Lloyd Barnes. However, for what he has created and how he is currently promoting magic my Unlimited vote goes to *_Mr Alakazam Peter Nardi_*.
Sorry, the host really made this muddled by constantly interrupting and trying to make jokes that get lost in translation. That is why his jokes fell flat. He should learn to let the guest speak and teach, It is not about you dude!
I hear you, but this is a conversation format not just a lecture. If you want an uninterrupted lecture, that also exists from all the online magic shops.
@BrandonGruber0 I still disagree. My comments still stand. This is not a conversation. This is the host interjecting what he thinks is funny and keeps interrupting. It's not useful and not enjoyable. The guest is being polite but really not enjoying the constant interrupting. He's trying to teach keeps getting interrupted by the host. Watch it again and you will see. Also The host's comments is a bit insulting to the guest when he keeps mentioning herding kittens. Even if it's conversational it's being filmed and the reason it's being filmed is for education, not just watching two people shooting the S.
Why on earth this host is interrupting sooo much bro he really muddled up making it complicated dani english is enough confusing for me adding the host continued interruption i m done 😅
The host is highly unprofessional and should never be used for future master classes, far too many interruptions and disrespect to the magicians, the way he messed up the stacked deck at 8:43 is insane, super unnecessary
Gregory Wilson is the reason I stopped watching At the Table Lectures. The absolute worst host ever! You know it's bad when the lecturer calls the host a "pendejo" multiple times.
Oh, and although this seems kind of long for a Saturday Sorcery video, it's really good to see something like this on the theory side of magic now and then. So, thanks for making this available to us.
Really a pleasure to watch this and hear Dani on this topics
I enjoy learning from Darwin Ortiz. It's not simply the effect. It's the whole process and theory and craft...it's beautiful.
@samhagen1787 he wrote books bro
At 47:40 I wasn’t thinking just show me the bloody trick. I was captivated by Dani’s thoughts.
Very clear explanations are great.
Great vídeo. Thank you so much
Eugene Burger is my favorite magician to learn from. I got to spend some time with him and continue through his DVDs and books.
Loved this. Took me a bit to get through it, but loved it.
I like learning from Spidey because he is very enthusiastic and thorough in his teaching!
I love learning from Craig Petty and Paul Gordon ❤
Difficult to pick one favourite. If he was still around would love to sit with Slydini. If my French was better it would be Markobi. For coins it would be Danny Goldsmith. For sheer output and tutorials it has to be Craig Petty. For getting a retiree interested in magic and his approach to creating magic it would be Lloyd Barnes.
However, for what he has created and how he is currently promoting magic my Unlimited vote goes to *_Mr Alakazam Peter Nardi_*.
Create using Dani's montly lessions, it is best to learn the how and why, then create your own routine
I like learning from Roberto Giobbi
LENNART GREEN!! his controlled chaos is jazzy and completely original. R. Paul Wilson. Roberto Giobbi
I enjoy learning from Doug Conn and Jeff Copeland the best. Their personalities work best with mine.
I like Dan Harland style
I really like learning from Ben Earl and Tony Chang
Tough choice but I find Liam Montier a good tutor. Cheers
That false shuffle talk really hit me hard. I educate spectators WAY too much.
i like learning from danny goldsmith on coin magic.
I always enjoyed Larry Becker's style.
Sorry, the host really made this muddled by constantly interrupting and trying to make jokes that get lost in translation. That is why his jokes fell flat. He should learn to let the guest speak and teach, It is not about you dude!
I hear you, but this is a conversation format not just a lecture. If you want an uninterrupted lecture, that also exists from all the online magic shops.
@BrandonGruber0 I still disagree. My comments still stand. This is not a conversation. This is the host interjecting what he thinks is funny and keeps interrupting. It's not useful and not enjoyable. The guest is being polite but really not enjoying the constant interrupting. He's trying to teach keeps getting interrupted by the host. Watch it again and you will see. Also The host's comments is a bit insulting to the guest when he keeps mentioning herding kittens.
Even if it's conversational it's being filmed and the reason it's being filmed is for education, not just watching two people shooting the S.
U r right this host is soooo stupid talking way much interrupting not required
@@Thatsmessedupmanagreed mate
Quen of hart's ❤
Michael Ammar
My favorite to learn from is Jason ladanye. Very entertaining and he adds the reasoning for the moves.
Tom Stone is my favorite magician to learn from.
Doug Conn is my favorite magician to learn from.
Why on earth this host is interrupting sooo much bro he really muddled up making it complicated dani english is enough confusing for me adding the host continued interruption i m done 😅
My favorite magical professor is Jay Sankey. He not only teaches the tricks, but he dives into the psychology behind what he does.
The host is highly unprofessional and should never be used for future master classes, far too many interruptions and disrespect to the magicians, the way he messed up the stacked deck at 8:43 is insane, super unnecessary
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The philosophy behind
bugging Beau Cremer
Why is the video over an hour long? Was this a live chat? #questiontime
Sure was mate, it was an excerpt from our at the table lecture
Gregory Wilson is the reason I stopped watching At the Table Lectures. The absolute worst host ever! You know it's bad when the lecturer calls the host a "pendejo" multiple times.
Eugene Burger
I can't really pick one, so here are a few that come to mind: Alexander Slemmer, Peter Turner, and Craig Petty.
Oh, and although this seems kind of long for a Saturday Sorcery video, it's really good to see something like this on the theory side of magic now and then. So, thanks for making this available to us.
The one on the left looks like Star Trek actor Wil Wheaton. Who is he? #questiontime
Shawn Farquhar for sure. He's super nice and talented.
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I like learning from Lloyd Barnes
Merlin would be a good as a magic teacher; but since he's not available, I like Ash Marlow.
For me the best magician professor is Avi Yap
This is the most worst host i hv seen so far
annoying