Well done project by Rodenbros. Juggling and visual effects mixed together with a new technique where they have used 4 locations and 13 different clothes. Thanks guys, CRAZY video and editing!
Check the website: www.juggleromeo.com
Now you do it!
Great plate juggling, ball spinning and mouthstick, from the movie “Broadway Melody of 1940″.
Thanks to Ben for the link.
Bobbo talks about his early years as a juggler, his experiences within the WJF ‘sport juggling’ culture (nearly losing his motivation to continue training) and how he found new inspiration in creative ideas.
Super cool contact club and manipulations. Win. JTV for the link… Edit- Drew fixed the link
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beautiful beautiful beautiful tricks.
one of the best video’s i’ve ever seen. it’ll save time if you start freaking out now. what more sick Pezzo juggling??? check out his full DVD available for download or hardcopy on his site!
http://www.tonypezzo.com/eleven_shot.html
made of money
Teachings on Right Practice by Shunryu Suzuki, as compiled in “Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind“, read by Peter Coyote: Further chapters on Posture, Breathing, Control, Mind Weeds, The Marrow of Zen, Bowing and Nothing Special.
With thanks to Trurl on MeFi
Wes has been releasing a series of short clips on his blog, and finally put 30 of them together into a short video which is very cool. If you’ve never seen any of this before, then you probably aren’t checking his blog.
http://papermacheanimals.tumblr.com/
My favorite thing about the way this was made is that you can now click through the blog and see his notes about each of the concepts he is exploring in the thirty short clips. It becomes a great resource for creative-thinking jugglers and an insight into his own creative process. Really neat collection of stuff, more bonus points to Wes Peden!
Don’t know how it took us so long to post this here, and you’ve probably all seen it already, but it still deserves to be posted. Very good juggling from Francesco.
get it before it’s gone!!!!
The third and final MRL took place in Stockholm, Sweden, on March 22-25, 2010, with Jay Gilligan, Wes Peden, Luke Wilson, Erik Åberg, Matias Salmenaho, Ron Beeri and Patrik Elmnert.
Over four days we explored tricks, and the objects we do them with. What habits of creation did we have? What props were good for what things? How does choice of material change the technique?
The video goes offline November 30th! you snooze you loose!
you can check out the info and buy the full download on http://shoeboxtour.com/mrl