Rehearse with Flick
🎭 I'll be your audience! Pick a show, pick what you'll say for each trick, and we'll run it together, one part at a time.
Flick is finding a seat in the audience…
How to practise a magic show: practice, then rehearsal
Practice is one trick, slowly, again and again, until your hands know it. Rehearsal is the whole show, in order, out loud, with the words, as if the audience were there. Magicians do both, and the rehearsal is the one most beginners skip. Here Flick is the audience: pick a show, pick a line for each trick, then do each part and tap when it is done. At the end, say how it went and Flick gives you one tip.
Nothing is recorded: no microphone, no camera. Only how each rehearsal went (smooth, a wobble, forgot a bit) is kept, on this device, so you can see how many times you have rehearsed. Build your own show first in the show builder, or rehearse one of the ready shows.
What to say during a magic trick: three styles
For every trick there are three lines to pick from. Here they are for a trick where something floats; your trick's name goes where it says “your trick”.
- Funny: “Gravity is having a day off. Don't tell anyone. Here's your trick!”
- Mysterious: “Hold your breath… some things don't like to stay on the ground. your trick.”
- Sciencey: “Everything falls down. Everything… except, maybe, this. your trick.”
Use them the first time, then change them until they sound like you. Your printed script has every line in order, and the show kit has the tickets and the show card.