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This blog details the "backstage business" of professional illusionist, illusion designer, author & show producer, J C Sum.
It also explores how creative & artistic individuals can position themselves to be commercially successful in their respective fields.
Whether you are an entertainer, film-maker, designer, musician, artist, actor or animator, this blog strives to offer insights based on the art, science and business of one of Asia’s most commercially successful practitioners of the magic arts.
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The Aerial Exit “Cage” Almost Fully Assembled
We shifted the main apparatus used for “The Aerial Exit” from our workshop to the our magic studio where we assembled final components and added in certain secret “extras”. At a cursory glance, the apparatus looks like a combination of Ning’s “The … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Upcoming Projects
Tagged Asian Civilizations Museum, ‘Magic Babe’ Ning, Bobby Tonelli, Class 95, Dec 2010, Explore Singapore 2010, Facebook contest, illusion builder, Illusion Designer, JC Sum, Jean Danker, Mega Illusion, Miles for Smiles, National Heritage Board, Operation Smiles, Singapore Celebrity Magic Duo, Singapore Illusion Show, Singapore Illusionist, Singapore Magic Duo, Singapore magicians, Singapore museum magic, The Aerial Exit
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Gearing up for “The Aerial Exit” Mega Illusion
Today was a busy day with lots to do. The first part of the day was working our schedules for rehearsals, packing, logistics and manpower for all our shows & projects for this week. We are running multiple shows that … Continue reading
Posted in Behind The Scenes, Media, Upcoming Projects
Tagged 12 Dec 2010, Asian Civilizations Museum, ‘Magic Babe’ Ning, Bobby Tonelli, Class 95, Explore Singapore 2010, Facebook contest, JC Sum, Jean Danker, Mega Illusion, Miles for Smiles, National Heritage Board, Operation Smiles, Singapore Celebrity Magic Duo, Singapore Illusion Show, Singapore Illusionist, Singapore Magic Duo, Singapore magicians, Singapore museum magic, The Aerial Exit
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