Close-Up (Table)
Media Magic
Walk Act: digital-real special effects from table to table
Andreas Axmann surprises his audience with his close-up magic up close and interactive right at the table. Using a small tablet and a smartwatch, the “media magician” demonstrates a digital shell game, an “AI magic lamp” or how spoons can first be knotted on the display and then in real life. This version of the show works decentrally without a stage in all room situations and promotes
Info: Up to 2 hours possible. The program is repeated from table to table. The close-up program includes completely different digital themes and effects and can therefore be perfectly combined with the stage program.


Branding
Your logo can be integrated into the show free of charge!

Your product can become part of an interactive piece of art!

With his unusual walk act with the iPad, close-up magician Andreas Axmann from Berlin is guaranteed to get your guests talking. The iPad close-up magician playfully entertains individual groups directly at the tables as a walking act on topics such as artificial intelligence. His audience is up close and personal when the miracles happen with the iPad directly between their hands. Close-up magic with a smartwatch can also be seen. With relaxed and friendly communication, the close-up magician shows his iPad magic up close. Since the invention of the smaller “iPad mini” tablet, Andreas Axmann from Berlin is the first iPad magician in the world to use a tablet computer as part of a walk act. Your employees or customers will immediately notice the uniqueness of this close-up magic. With this exclusive walking act, close-up magician Andreas Axmann from Berlin is not only on the road for his customers in Germany, but worldwide. Close-up magic is ideal for events with a networking character or as an encore after his iPad magic on stage. The content and effects are different and can be easily combined. Close-up magic is uncomplicated and works perfectly in all difficult room situations.
A close-up magician as a walk act is recommended for your event if, for example, you don’t want to interrupt the communication between the guests with an iPad show that takes place centrally for everyone. Or if you have a difficult room situation, such as an angled hall, loud ambient noise or no sound technology. As a walk act, close-up magician Andreas Axmann is unobtrusive and yet will be remembered as a particularly surprising element of your event. Close-up magic is just as amazing as the show on stage. The difference is the proximity and direct interaction with the audience. Close-up magic also offers additional effect possibilities due to the horizontal perspective. Definition: Close-up (table magic, walk act): Magic tricks that can only be seen at close range due to smaller props are categorized as “close-up” or “walking act”. The special attraction for the audience is the proximity, which apparently makes “cheating” more difficult. The term “table hopping” has also become established, in which the magician moves from table to table. With this type of walking act, the content is repeated at each table over the course of the evening.
Another tip …
Andreas Axmann can distribute this card to the individual tables before his performance. On the back, guests can read who he is and what he does. The guests are asked to
This principle has the advantage that no conversations are interrupted and the artist comes to the table at the perfect time, when everyone is really ready for entertainment. The card is free of advertising and Andreas Axmann always has enough of them with him.

Virtual Reality
You can take part in a virtual close-up magic show as an immersive experience. You will need VR glasses and the specially produced 360°/3D film.
An installed YouTube app is required for systems with smartphones. The 3D effect (Cardboard mode) only works with an Android operating system. To use it with the
Without VR glasses, you can at least watch the “digital shell game” as a 360° video without the 3D effect. Use this video for that!



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