- 13 STEPS TO MENTALISM RICHARD OSTERLIND TORRENT FOR FREE
- 13 STEPS TO MENTALISM RICHARD OSTERLIND TORRENT SERIES
Another clear indication of how writing matters, in the creative process. Notice how the rules of journalism and writing in general are expressed in the questions. How will I put it all together, in an attempt to bring myself into character bringing my uniqueness to the art? Where do I plan on performing and who, is my audience? Will I be able to pass off my persona, to that crowd?ĥ. Or am I gong to play it, from a psychic perspective?Ĥ. Who will I be, as a mentalist? Am I planing to be the Darren Brown type coming from a psychological perspective. What do I hope to accomplish as a performer, of mentalism? Is there a motivation outside just entertaining, that draws your attention to mentalism?ģ. Why mentalism? What makes mentalism more attractive as a performing art, than other forms of entertainment?Ģ. I suggest you ask yourself these questions,ġ. But just as some here have said, 13 steps isn't the best work to get one started down the road to becoming a mentalist.
13 STEPS TO MENTALISM RICHARD OSTERLIND TORRENT FOR FREE
They appear in his work 39 Steps to mentalism which can be found here for free The reason Bob titled this list 39 steps was as an homage to Corinda for his 13 steps. Having taken up so much of your time with this post let me move on to some of what I would call the basic texts of mentalsim as suggested to me, by Bob Cassidy.īefore I start it's important to know that these recommendations, were not just made to me. One will also obtain the years of experience, afforded the mentor and time is the greatest commodity, afforded us all. With Skype and other video chating available to us these days, there is just no reason barring costs, to not take advantage or modern technology. But if I could suggest finding a mentor, who will give you feedback and help you in developing your true self in performance, you will gain so much more. Having said all that I'm aware that some claim to be better visual learners and so they gravitate more to video and that's fine. As one who started in the craft long before video was so pervasive, that books were and still are my most valued reference. Books allow one to experience in the mind that which is thought, through ones own interpretations and filters giving the reader insights unobtainable through video. Video is appropriate after learning yourself well enough, to bypass the subtitles, of visual stimulation and proceed being self aware. Consider to that most formalized learning starts with books before moving on to video, like in College and University. For this reason I always, recommend books over video at least at the beginning of our education. If we want to be unique and bring our own selves to our performances, this is a problem best dealt with at the start. When watching video we tend to copy style, movement, verbiage inflection and a whole host, of other personal characteristics that often make us look like everybody else. I'll begin by discouraging anybody from beginning with video, of any kind. View Member Profile Send Email Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts Send Instant Message Senor Fabuloso
13 STEPS TO MENTALISM RICHARD OSTERLIND TORRENT SERIES
but his personal 13 Step series is much better) (Richard also video'd Corinda's 13 Steps and Annemann's PMM. Find it at Penguinmagic or Richard's site ) is excellent.
You are much better starting off with Bob Cassidy's "Art of Mentalism" and Annemann's "Practical Mental Magic" And while I am absolutely a book person over a video person, I think Richard Osterlind's 13 Step series (all videos. Don't order it expecting an alphabetized or up-to-date listing of performers and effects as this volume is merely comprised of two previously released books, Tony Corinda's classic 'Thirteen Steps to Mentalism' and William Rauscher's biographical work 'The Mind Readers - Masters of Deception', two books that any serious performer or collector is likely to already have.įrankly, I wouldn't go with either.
The large, eye catching ' Encyclopedia of Mentalism & Mentalists' is not exactly what it claims to be. Here is the description on the "Madhatter's Magic" website: This video set ably demonstrates why Corinda’s 13 Steps To Mentalism will always be a fundamental and substantial part of any mentalist’s education.View Member Profile Send Email Find Member's Topics Find Member's Posts Send Instant Message Mbreggarįrom what I saw, the "Encyclopedia" contains the "13 Steps". Then, along with co-host Jim Sisti, digs deep into the principles and concepts that make this material so strong and timeless. In this comprehensive video series, modern-day master Richard Osterlind performs dynamic effects from each step of Corinda’s seminal work in front of a live audience. Tony Corinda’s landmark work, 13 Steps To Mentalism, is widely considered to be the mentalist’s bible. 12 HOURS OF CLASSIC MENTALISM – PERFORMANCE – EXPLANATION – DISCUSSION
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