Tina Lenert #1 | Creating Mr. Mopman | Christopher Hart | a bit on Mike Caveney | Magical Women #26
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ย. 2020
- Tina Lenert discusses her journey from mime to magician, her love of the Magic Castle and her process to create Mr. Mopman. This talk is filled with sage advice & insight. Tina has been married to Mike Caveney, magician, MC, historian, publisher and collector, for 41 years. Her love and respect for him & magic is clearly evident in this talk. What did you learn from Tina's journey?
Christopher Hart, actor & magician famous for his supporting role as THING in the Addams Family movies, makes a cameo appearance talking about Tina and how she has inspired his magic.
#femalemagician #femalesuccessstory #mime
00:00 - Introduction about Tina Lenert
00:54 - Tina Lenert talk starting with mime
02:11 - Discovering the Magic Castle
03:14 - Magical Women Call to Action
03:25 - Transition from Doll Act to Mr. Mopman
05:50 - What tools do I use, what inspires me?
08:21 - Introduction Christopher Hart
09:21 - Christopher Hart about Tina Lenert
13:40 - Tina creating Mr. Mopman
14:20 - Collaboration is key to success
14:40 - Mike Waveney
15:30 - MW Call to Action
“life begins at the end of your comfort zone” - Neale Donald Walsch
MANY THANKS: MAGICANA: the Screening Room - Tina Lenert - free public viewing: www.magicana.com/screening-room
TINA LENERT
FACEBOOK: / tina.lenert
MAGICANA link with Juan Tamariz intro:
www.magicana.com/video/tina-l...
Mr. Mopman on Cuatre - Tina Lenert
Tina Lenert Magic & Mime 1982
Find Yourself by Connecting the Dots by Tina Lenert - www.mcmagicwords.com
Astonishing Essays - Tina Lenert - www.vanishing.inc - www.vanishingincmagic.com/mag...
Magic LIVE! - Lecture Connecting the Dots
Astonishing Essays @ Vanishing, Inc.
“Find Yourself” www.mcmagicwords.com
Festival Interncional de Magia de Madrid photo Paco Manzano
FISM Italy 2015
"I took my harp to the Follies" performance footage
MIKE CAVENEY
Website: www.mcmagicwords.com
Masters of Illusion
CHRISTOPHER HART
Christopher Hart-S4E2-the Brian Conley Show (circa 1995)
Supporting Actor Spotlights - Christopher Hart
Christopher Hart - Pink Glove - no end credits
The Addams Family Movie
Thing - the Addams Family Movie
Christopher Hart con su genial numero de magia
Hollywood Magic Shop
MENTIONS & CREDITS
-Magic Castle Photo: Tina Lenert, Alex Arnold Lee, Les Arnold, Matt Marcy & Erika Larsen
-Ladder Photo: With Harry Anderson, Martin Lewis, Mike Caveny, Turk Pipkin, Tina Lenert, Michael Amar
Lisa Menna
-The Magic Castle
-Irene, Bill & Milt Larsen Photo John E Reed
-Diana Zimmerman
-Jade
-Connie Boyd
-Hollywood Magic Shop
-Rob Zabrecky
-Steve Jobs - Connecting the Dots
-Kenny Raskin Juggler
-Kenny Raskin - Juggler-State of the Arts - Brandeis University - magazine ‘74
-ROCKY -the first film where he meets Adrian
BURLESQUE - the Virgin & the Devil
-Vintage Photos of Burlesque Dancers -J.J. Kriegsmann
-Burlesque performer Diane de Lys, in a publicity photo for her show ‘The Devil and the Virgin,’ 1953 photograph Maurice Seymour
-Dancer Diane Parker (perhaps classified as more of a ‘stripper’) and her -‘1/2 and 1/2’ routine in which Satan is about to stab her in the throat.
-‘Dance with the Devil,’ 1940s.
-Burlesque performer Pat-Z and her 1/2 and 1/2 devil routine
-Burlesque performer Diane de Lys in a publicity photo for her show ‘The Devil and the Virgin,’ 1953
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Tina Lenert was the first female magician I saw & that was after starting in magic. She is one of the reasons I felt compelled to start this Magical Women channel. To document and have a source to learn more about important Women in Magic.
You can watch more Magical Women Guest Star talks here:
th-cam.com/play/PLuIUjUvBTJUZTuJaDHThk6vd5tlUx5pJ9.html
Awww, I remember about this Mr. Mopman act, haven't seen it in a while. Thanks for bringing me these memories and an opportunity to go check it again. And very nice to learn more about Tina, the mind behind this poetic magical mimesque crossover.
ciao Alk, Thanks for commenting, I always enjoy to hear from you. Tina is so gracious and talented, I'm so happy to read that her talk brought back happy memories. She is one of the reasons I started this Magical Women channel, to document and have a visual source to experience talent like Tina's. Keep an eye out for Tina's 2nd sequel talk, it's worth watching and waiting for.
Incredible to find this here! My dad was an artist and theologian. Very few works made him pause in depth like Tina's "Mop Man", an inclusion with the likes of Orson Welles and Handel.
He was very much struck with the impact of mime, and strived to perfect it when given the opportunity at our local IBM.
The lyrics of Bobby McFerrin come to mind, "... time to take the words away..."
Sharing the important and special things with all his seven children was one of the most important things to him, in a world of noise.
Even today, I've been given insights into a conversation I had with a ballerina friend, regarding modesty, play, and innocence, through watching your original mime routine for the first time.
I know I speak for my brothers and sisters when I say, you are most special to us Tina!
Thank you!
ciao Christopher, thank you so much for your insightful comment and sharing your experiences with your Dad. We have a 2nd talk with Tina if you'd like to watch more: th-cam.com/video/XUARejvAANs/w-d-xo.html
Also, we have Tina's original Doll/Mime act & a complete version of her Mr. Mopman act on our "Blast from the Past" playlist series.
@@MagicalWomenwithConnieBoyd Awesome! I will definitely check them out. Thank you, much!
I love her mop act so much! A great example of magic and mime
ciao Katrina, it's all in the details, so many beautiful examples of the power of character and telling a story
I know I was inspired by Tina back in the day. So great to see her and learn more. What an incredible act.
HI CONNIE,
GREAT CHANNEL, I REMEMBER SEEING TINA YEARS AGO HERE IN THE UK.
AFTER 30 YRS OF PERFORMING MYSELF, IM NOT ON STAGE AS MUCH NOW, BUT MAGIC WILL ALWAYS BE PART OF ME, AND NEVER GO.
I HAVE BEEN FORTUNATE TO WORK WITH MANY GREAT PERFORMERS OVER THE YEARS,
ONE OF THEM FROM THE UK, CALLED TINA, STAGE NAME MYSTINA, SHE MOVED TO THE STATES AND I BELIEVE WAS INVOLVED WITH THE MAGIC CASTLE? BUT I HAVE LOST TOUCH, SINCE SHE MOVED, JUST WONDERING DO YOU NO OF HER ?
MAY YOU KEEP UP ALL YOUR HARD WORK AND GREAT CHANNEL, ALL MY LOVE FROM OVER THE POND,
DAVID ARKAY.
ciao Lynn, she is so dedicated, professional & knowledgable, it was a joy to speak with her. Thanks for commenting!
This is magical! Great video!
Yes, Tina created a classic
I remember seeing Tina do her "Ring, Silk and Chair" routine in London some years ago.i was blown away - literally, jaw on floor. I may have been almost as impressed when she acted as a simultaneous translator for a Rene Lavande lecture at the same event. She has always impressed me more than almost any other magician in the effort and heart that she puts into her art. Thank you, Connie, for bringing this to us.
If I had the chance to ask a question of Tina, it would be this: she must have performed Mr Mopman hundreds, if not thousands, of times; I've seen maybe half a dozen different performances of it and every time it seems original and fresh. How does she do that?
Ciao Glyn, Lovely to hear from you. I agree Tina is exceptional as an artist and a human being. So pleased you enjoyed this talk. Keep an eye out for her sequel, it's super as well.
I remember Ms. Lenert's performances at the Magic Castle as being remarkable and outstanding. I was in the Long Beach Mystics when Mike Caveney performed his Thimble routine, which was also fabulous.
ciao Howard, thanks so much for commenting. I am attaching the Magical Women talk/series/interviews playlist link so you can watch Tina's 2nd talk if you'd like: th-cam.com/play/PLuIUjUvBTJUZTuJaDHThk6vd5tlUx5pJ9.html
She sounds awesome! I totally agree, you get hooked to something not entirely by choice! That's where you find passions.
ciao Weston, I know you will enjoy Tina's 2nd sequel talk as well. She is so experienced, professional, talented and kind. Stay safe in these sad, mad times & lovely to hear from you.