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The Blurb
A magician with a prophecy envelope in his hand asks one of the spectators to name any full hour. In the envelope, there is a photo frame with an image of a clock that has been photographed earlier. The magician takes out the frame and shows the image to the audience. The clock indicates the hour that was called by the spectator.
FEATURES:
‘Frozen In Time’ is upgraded thanks to Swedish magician Mr. Lars-Peter Loeld’s brilliant idea. The prop has been enabled to be handed and fully examined by the spectators. Thus, the effect is more mysterious than ever. An acrylic photo frame gives the prop a luxurious feel.
Instruction is provided through a video. You can watch the explanation video by scanning the QR code in the package.
For the complete and expanded version of my comments, click here.
Jheff's Guide
WHAT IT IS:
Gimmick with routine(s) included
HOW ACCURATE OR COMPLETE THE BLURB IS:
It’s accurate enough.
SET-UP AND RE-SET:
The set-up takes seconds and involves placing the acrylic framed photo into an envelope, though you could do without that. At the beginning it’s suggested that the clock is set at a particular position, which takes but a second to do, but, like the envelope, it’s not necessary.
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED THAT YOU NEED OR NEED TO KNOW:
The routine does involve an additional, very small item sometimes used in PK routines.
SUITABLE VENUES:
Close-up, Walkaround, Internet
JHEFF’S JUDGMENT:
Masuda’s original was a fine piece of apparatus and a powerful routine to perform and was a favorite of mine when it originally came out. But this highly recommended new version by Lars-Peter Loeld, which features an entirely new method, becomes much more potent when you can immediately hand it out for examination and there’s absolutely nothing the participants can find or suspect.