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One principle that underlies many magic tricks is misdirection , which is the
act of drawing to audience's attention to one location while, in another location,
the magician performs a crucial manipulation undetected. For example, during
a simple coin trick a magician might pretend to transfer a coin from his left
hand to his right, while actually keeping the coin in the left. In order to create
misdirection, the fingers of the right hand will appear to close over the coin,
and the fist is prominently displayed to the audience; the left hand hangs loosely,
as though it were empty. |
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