Ebook - Here Be Bunnies by Andy Jerx
Description & Effect
Unleash the Power of Presentation
Here Be Bunnies (HBB) isn't your typical magic book filled with tricks and methods. Instead, it's a deep dive into the art of presentation, offering a collection of techniques and insights developed by Andy Jerx over years of experience. This book originated as a bonus for supporters of thejerx.com, showcasing the kind of innovative thinking that made the site a must-read for serious magicians.
Beyond Tricks: A New Approach to Magic
Forget step-by-step instructions for specific effects. HBB is about understanding the underlying principles that make magic truly captivating. You'll explore concepts like Imps, Reps, and Hooks – tools that allow you to connect with your audience on a deeper level and create unforgettable experiences. Andy expands on these previously discussed concepts and introduces some new ways to think about performing magic.
What You'll Discover
This book doesn't just offer abstract theory; it provides practical guidance on how to apply these techniques to your own performances. You'll learn how to craft compelling narratives, build rapport with your audience, and create moments of genuine wonder. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, Here Be Bunnies will challenge your assumptions about what magic can be and empower you to become a more engaging and impactful performer.
Elevate Your Art
Here Be Bunnies is not about quick fixes or easy shortcuts. It's about cultivating a deeper understanding of the art of magic and developing the skills to create truly memorable experiences for your audience. Prepare to think differently, experiment fearlessly, and unleash the full potential of your performances.
Original Specs
Here Be Bunnies (HBB) is a book that was a bonus for people who donated to thejerx.com site during the fifth reader-supported year (season) of the site. It has no tricks in it. Well, at least no tricks like, "Here's the effect. And here's the method," sort of tricks. That makes it sound like it's a book of theory, but that's not what it is either. Instead it collects and expands on all the supplementary presentational techniques Andy has written about in the past. Things like Imps, Reps, Hooks, and a bunch of other stuff he hasn't named or codifed in such a way.
