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Roaming has been kept as an underground secret, seen only on Fremont Street in Las Vegas. Sean Scott has been using this effect on the street to stop crowds in one of the most challenging environments anywhere. This effect was purposely created to intrigue and disarm audiences who have sometimes seen everything.

PERFORMANCE:

Spectators observe you plug your headphones into your phone. You let go of the phone leaving it suspended in the space in front of you, attached only to the cord. It is pulled through space as it rotates, dives, ascends and stops on a dime in almost any direction.

You then make the phone float through a hoop made from the headphone cord looking as if some new phenomenal technology is allowing the phone to defy gravity.

Next, you unplug the headphones from the phone. It then flies from the right to the left hand with no cords attached or visible means of support.

 You then pocket your phone and BORROW a spectator’s phone. You then proceed to plug your headphones into their phone for safety, as to prevent it from hitting the ground if something were to go wrong. The phone then floats up about 6 inches from your hand! You attempt pulling the phone down a few inches, but it intuitively floats back to it's position. Your open hand takes the phone out of the air, unplugs and returns the phone to the spectator.

• INSANELY VISUAL AND CLEAN-LOOKING, LOOKS JUST LIKE CG
• ULTRA THIN PRECISION MADE GIMMICK
• EXTREMELY EASY TO DO
• DESIGNED TO PASS HD-TV CONDITIONS
• NOTHING TO LOAD, PALM, DITCH, OR STEAL AWAY
• 3-SECOND RESET
• COMES WITH HANDLING VARIATIONS AND ROUTINE IDEAS

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