Voodoo magic cintel is a term that combines elements of the mystical voodoo tradition with the technological benefits of a cintel. Voodoo, also known as Vodou or Vodun, is a spiritual and religious practice that originated in West Africa and has spread to various parts of the world, particularly in the Americas. Voodoo is often associated with rituals, ceremonies, and the belief in supernatural forces that can influence and control different aspects of life. It incorporates elements of animism, ancestor worship, and the veneration of deities known as loa or lwa. Cintel, on the other hand, refers to a type of telecine machine used in the film and video industry to transfer motion picture film into a digital format. It involves the use of a telecine scanner or projector, which captures each frame of the film and converts it into a digital image.
Christopher
Witch Doctor
Directed by Jonathan Pearson, the ad shows so-called master of illusion Drummond Money-Coutts in an eerie, empty warehouse as he makes the furniture around him levitate and then, with a snap of his fingers, drop suddenly to the floor. Directed by Jonathan Pearson, the ad shows so-called master of illusion Drummond Money-Coutts in an eerie, empty warehouse as he makes the furniture around him levitate and then, with a snap of his fingers, drop suddenly to the floor.
It involves the use of a telecine scanner or projector, which captures each frame of the film and converts it into a digital image. The combination of voodoo and cintel in "voodoo magic cintel" suggests the idea of using mystical or supernatural powers in the process of transferring and manipulating film. It implies the belief that voodoo rituals or spells can somehow enhance the quality or alter the content of the digitalized film.
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Hello friends, it's been quite sometime since I posted my last post.
I got to know about the magician DMC recently through his TV special beyond magic, which was broadcasted on national geographic. I must admit that his style of presentation really fascinated me, this is the kind of magic I personally like.
I would like to know what my friends think about his style and also I would like to know about other magicians having this kind of serious style.
Do you just mean magicians who aren't joking constantly, or is there more to it than that? Because there are plenty of magicians who aren't "comedy" magicians but make the occasional joke, a few who basically don't joke at all, and at least one that never talks.
Posted: Jul 5, 2017 02:52 pmI mean about magicians who focuses on the mysterious part of magic more. They might have that mysterious smile with them. Some of the magicians that came to my mind when thinking about this style is DMC, Cyril, Lucas
Posted: Jul 5, 2017 04:06 pmTeller can be like this when he's doing some of the more artistic stuff. His miser's dream and his version of the needle trick both spring to mind. I also really enjoy Christian Cagigal. He tells stories with his magic, but it's more of a bizarre, ghostly, ethereal, almost surreal bent, though he does occasionally make jokes, generally to break the tension a little.
Posted: Jul 6, 2017 05:11 amI managed to watch this series recently.
This dude is just another image and video performer. Not seeing anything special here. Very boring to watch and a very stiff perfomer (wife agrees too).
Maybe DMC stands for Dull Mediocre Cardguy or am I missing something?
I like folks who present their performances in a mysterious way. I am not personally fond of DMC as I also find him rather boring. I recognize that he's pretty successful and I can probably learn from him some day, but trying to watch his actual performances is not my thing.
Christopher
Witch Doctor
On Jul 6, 2017, natmagic wrote:
I managed to watch this series recently.
This dude is just another image and video performer. Not seeing anything special here. Very boring to watch and a very stiff perfomer (wife agrees too).
Maybe DMC stands for Dull Mediocre Cardguy or am I missing something?
Hello natmagic, I would really like to know how you see the style of Cyril, he's also mysterious but different from DMC.
Posted: Jul 7, 2017 02:19 am Quote:On Jul 6, 2017, WitchDocChris wrote:
I like folks who present their performances in a mysterious way. I am not personally fond of DMC as I also find him rather boring. I recognize that he's pretty successful and I can probably learn from him some day, but trying to watch his actual performances is not my thing.
Hello my dear friend, can you suggest me some performers who present their magic in the mysterious way. Maybe that can help me a lot.
Adam Weiss. Derren Brown. Several bizarre folks. David Blaine. Alain Nu.
Quick note: Just because I don't care for DMC doesn't mean your enjoyment of him is invalid. This is a personal preference - if you like his stuff, go on liking it. Don't let me change that, I'm just some guy on the internet - I don't matter.
That being said - I am semi-forced to watch a lot of performances online. Between my day job and folks in my life trying to be helpful, I get sent a lot of links. I rarely am able to finish watching even the shortest clips. However, some time ago, I found or was sent this link (I can't remember how I came across it at this point): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcOMcbWW474
My personal opinion is that this is among the most magical of videos on YouTube currently. It's personal, it's powerful, it's amazing, and if you're not familiar with certain skill sets, it's very fooling. I would hope we could all strive to achieve the level of connection and emotional effect the lady in this video is clearly feeling.
Christopher
Witch Doctor
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On Jul 6, 2017, natmagic wrote:
I managed to watch this series recently.
This dude is just another image and video performer. Not seeing anything special here. Very boring to watch and a very stiff perfomer (wife agrees too).
Maybe DMC stands for Dull Mediocre Cardguy or am I missing something?
Hello natmagic, I would really like to know how you see the style of Cyril, he's also mysterious but different from DMC.
Cyril can pull off the mysterious style and holds that character consistently. The DMC dude doesn't seem to know what he is. When he performs it just leaves me cold. Just don't see anything special about what he does, very one dimensional.
Derren Brown is frickin awesome he has something about him that is 100% believable and classy. There is a dude that deserves to be where he is in my opinion.
Hello natmagic, I would really like to know how you see the style of Cyril, he's also mysterious but different from DMC.
However, it is important to note that the concept of voodoo magic cintel is purely fictional and does not have any basis in reality. It is likely a term used in the context of storytelling, fantasy, or artistic expression. In conclusion, voodoo magic cintel is a fictional concept that combines elements of voodoo tradition with the technological process of film transferring. While voodoo and cintel are both interesting subjects on their own, it is important to differentiate between reality and fiction when discussing this topic..
Reviews for "The Role of Voodoo Magic Cinzel in Witchcraft"
1. Samantha - ★☆☆☆☆
I was really excited to watch "Voodoo Magic Cintel" as I'm a fan of horror movies, but I was left very disappointed. The storyline was weak and predictable, and the acting was subpar at best. The special effects were also quite amateurish, often taking away from the overall experience. I expected more from a movie that was advertised as a thrilling horror film, but unfortunately, it fell short in every aspect.
2. Michael - ★★☆☆☆
I had high hopes for "Voodoo Magic Cintel" as I am a fan of supernatural movies, but unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The plot was confusing and lacked depth, leaving me feeling disconnected from the characters and their motivations. The pacing was also off, with some scenes dragging on unnecessarily while others felt rushed. Additionally, the ending was unsatisfying and left many loose ends. Overall, I found "Voodoo Magic Cintel" to be a disappointing and forgettable film.
3. Chris - ★★☆☆☆
"Voodoo Magic Cintel" had potential, but it failed to deliver. The concept of voodoo magic could have made for an interesting and unique story, but unfortunately, the execution fell flat. The characters were underdeveloped and lacked depth, making it difficult to care about their fates. The scares were also predictable and relied too heavily on jump scares, losing their effectiveness. The film lacked originality and felt like a generic horror movie that didn't take advantage of its unique premise. I would not recommend "Voodoo Magic Cintel" to anyone looking for a truly captivating horror film.
4. Emily - ★☆☆☆☆
"Voodoo Magic Cintel" was a complete waste of my time. The acting was atrocious, with wooden performances that made it hard to take the film seriously. The dialogue felt forced and unnatural, and the plot was overly convoluted without any clear direction. The attempts at scares were feeble and lacked creativity, relying on tired clichés instead. I found myself constantly checking the time, hoping for the movie to end. Overall, "Voodoo Magic Cintel" was a massive disappointment, and I regret ever watching it.