Voyeur - An Amazing Illusion by David Copperfield
at Thursday, 9 August 2007
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Now how does he do that? Well,I really have no idea. But its something with the dark background for sure. They also don't allow any audience in the back.
Now how does he do that? Well,I really have no idea. But its something with the dark background for sure. They also don't allow any audience in the back.
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3 March 2008 at 4:36 am
Actually, truth be told there are people behind the illusion. This special was shot "in the round" which means there are people all around the 360° stage (you can clearly see them behind the illusion throughout). That said, it makes the illusion all that much better.
10 April 2008 at 2:03 am
A videomontage, which also proves the people in the back as well as all other sitting around the stage during the show to be dummies. A pity that D.C. stooped to use such kind of tricks.
23 October 2013 at 3:30 am
Yes I am disappointed when illusionists go to these extremes. My understanding is that for the T.V. specials they use dummy/paid audience and video editing to make the trick seem more "impossible".
When D.C. introduced the host of the emmys? 2010 he made him appear from behind some panels, clearly a portion of the trick was pre-recorded for the viewers at home only.