Hi there.. anyone do umbrella production? Any idea where i can find them?
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You're in luck! This magician called Lam just produced a comprehensive DVD called Parasol Anywhere. The hour long video teaches:

Basic Techniques
Basic Flourishes
Equipment Introduction
Sleeve Production
Split Production
Back Production #1
Back Production #2
Trousers Production
Chest Production
Japanese Production #1
Japanese Production #2
Japanese Production #3
Japanese Production #4
Japanese Production #5
Parasol Climax #1
Parasol Climax #2
Jumbo Parasol Production

This ward-winning magician is also selling his Parasol Box Set ...which comes with 7 different parasols of different color combinations. You may find this clip useful...

Hope this post helps! ;) All the best in this Lefty!

Ning

WoW nice....it makes me so tempted buy the price does not come cheap the dvd is about 50USD + the paraol of 70USD it is quite ex....but worth ir..^^

All i have to say is that Ning is crazy!! hahah she knows almost anything abou magic!!!

Hmm.... the video looks interesting... maybe its time for me to do some new stuff for my stage routine!!! :g:

Wow.. Parasol magic. Cool. Too bad the parasols are so ugly. They look like those cheapo type that will break under heavy rain.

Fukai is famous for his umbrella act.

The design of the parasols is the standard. They look good too me.

Yes!!! Fukai's parasol production is really sweet :) Those who saw his live performance at IF Magic (can't wait for the next one!!!) would remember ^_^ The parasols used are usually very standard one la... i personally wouldn't recommend really using them if you're going for a walk in the rain :lol: ...hee...

LOL... yeah, actually... i'm still going for theraphy. Now and then, they still give me the electric touch... i mean, electric shock treatment... to influence me to do the usual girlie shopping craze for regular stuff like bags, shoes, OMG... clothes, etc :ph43r:

I'm an addict!!! :lol:

I believe u can get them from Jeremy Tan. He in NS now. I got one from him previously.

If i am not wrong he got them from Hong Kong when he was there. He doens't sell the fukai parasols if i am not wrong

I think the one Ning introduced is good for a start.. To me it looks bright enough.. Nice Nice~

Yup they are. I own the parasol set that was mentioned by her. Its quite an impressive piece of equipment for the price that we are actually paying for.

The Parasol Anywhere DVD and parasol set is extremely good for both price and quality. The only downside of these is the fact that they do not come with holders/locks for the umbrella when you have them sleeved/hidden. On the DVD Lam uses a holder/lock for the parasol but I don't remember him ever teaching how to make one but it is easy to figure out. You can NOT get such an assortment of parasols for the rock bottom price of $70 which they are charging. Usually parasol sets are in the hundreds price range. I highly recommend the Parasol Anywhere DVD and parasol set.

I owned a company in Germany called 'the magic hands' for a while and we made the first Umbrella Production from Silks. We sold hundreds in Europe, USA and Japan. They used the only production umbrellas that were available at that time which were made in Japan.
Since we sell the Lam DVD and the boxed parasol set here now I am happy to say that the Parasol's supplied in the boxed set come very close in Quality to the Japanese umbrellas. At roughly $10 each the parasols in the Lam boxed set are a real bargain..........

try contacting Ee kang/ Joe yu. he has one for sale at a second hand price. even cheaper. Was on sale durin SAM meeting.

Hmmm.... I saw this vid on umbrella production and well, realli recommend it.
but not really sure where to get it.

But i feel it is much more presentable compared to the normal parasols.. Youtube.

Getting those sets probably cost you a bomb. But it all depends whether you are working in a modern theme or a more chinese/japanese take.