Suspended Animation

Suspended Animation is a breathtaking stage illusion where a person appears to float in mid-air without any visible support, creating a jaw-dropping spectacle. The seamless execution makes the effect look effortless and magical, leaving audiences in awe. This is perfect for stage magicians looking to add a visually stunning centerpiece to their act.

Key features

  • Ideal for stage performances

  • No visible supports or wires

  • Seamless and effortless execution

Pros

  • Visually stunning

  • Leaves audiences in awe

  • Perfect as a centerpiece act

Cons

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Effect

The Suspended Animation trick makes a person appear to float in mid-air with no visible support. The effect is striking and looks impossible to the audience. The performer remains motionless, enhancing the illusion of weightlessness.

Full details

Suspended Animation is a levitation illusion performed live. The trick requires no camera edits or special filming techniques. The performer appears to hover in the air, defying gravity. The method is hidden, making the effect clean and convincing.

Who should consider the trick

This trick suits magicians who perform stage or street magic. It works well for those who want a visually impressive effect. The trick requires some setup, so it may not be ideal for quick, impromptu performances.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The trick involves precise technique and practice. The performer must control their movements to maintain the illusion. While not overly complex, it requires smooth execution to avoid revealing the method.

What magicians say

Matthew McGurk demonstrates Suspended Animation in a live performance. His execution makes the trick look effortless. The effect is visually striking and leaves viewers in awe. The lack of visible support enhances the illusion.

What people are saying about Suspended Animation

MattMcGurk says...

Matthew McGurk performs the Suspended Animation illusion live and unedited, creating the jaw-dropping effect of a person floating in mid-air without any visible support.

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