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Mainz Manipulation Mania - Part 1
this is the first part of the new MINISTRY OF SILLY JUGGLING video series. the idea is to film people from the region we come from doing various stuff related to juggling.
juggling: paul lind
music: k* from the wired
opening song "ah ah ah" performed by: ernst neger (famous folk singer from mainz)
editing: me
april 2009
listen to more music by k* from the wired at http://www.myspace.com/kfromthewired
04:01
7658
2
12-04-2009
[10]
Funny video my brother and I made on christmas time. Hope you enjoy it!
05:24
2991
0
09-04-2009
[1]
somejuggling from the start of 09, enjoy!
00:45
2790
0
05-04-2009
[0]
Filmed just after sunset on a cloudy day near Cottesloe Beach in Perth. The music is Sunset Juggling by David Edwards (my uncle).
The creature in the background is some sort of sea lion and is visible from the start until 2:30 and then very briefly around 4:22.
The balls are programmable Ultimate Globalls which were synchronized with the timing of the tricks.
The tricks are, in order:
744
8444
67561
774714
8648144
74758144
746791551
7468a14514
64847491444
06:03
4714
1
04-04-2009
[4]
my second video of the FDTOTW series
the siteswap this week is D64515641
00:11
3264
0
31-03-2009
[2]
I shot this one night hanging out with Cirucs Aotearoa in Mt. Maunganui. In the background are Piper, Basketball Jones and Vanessa Vortex.
00:23
4428
0
30-03-2009
[7]
A bit of random juggling that happened when Thom Wall, Warren Hammond and I met up at the Boulder Circus Center.
02:16
4903
0
29-03-2009
[3]
Open Juggling League
Siteswap: 66661
00:13
4187
0
29-03-2009
[2]
Open Juggling League
Trick: Danny's Devilment. Siteswap: 5[34][45]
00:22
4320
0
29-03-2009
[1]
Open Juggling League
Trick: unnamed. Siteswap: unknown
00:17
4611
1
29-03-2009
[1]
Open Juggling League
Trick: Cradle shuffle. Siteswap: unknown
00:14
4399
0
29-03-2009
[1]
Open Juggling League
Trick: Outside shuffle. Siteswap: (4x,2x)
00:11
4357
0
29-03-2009
[1]
Open Juggling League
Trick: Martin. Siteswap: [62]25
00:18
4409
1
29-03-2009
[1]
First is a clip of Mills Mess with fake shower inserts. But it turns out that if you do flipped fake shower (where instead of throwing under the arm and catching uncrossed, you throw uncrossed and catch under the arm), then you can insert this fake shower in a different place. I borrowed a term from skateboarding and called this other insertion a frontside fake shower.
00:31
5152
0
28-03-2009
[4]
The variation of 423 Mills Mess where the 4 is thrown from an over-the-arm position. Very similar to time reverse Burke's Barrage.
00:15
5082
0
28-03-2009
[2]
The variation of Mills Mess where the 4 is thrown from under-the-arm. Just like Burke's Barrage but with no clawing.
00:15
4967
0
28-03-2009
[1]
I haven't had very many creative ideas recently. Most, if not all the tricks in this video were other people's tricks, or ideas they had for me to try. Let's see if you can match the jugglers with the tricks I did because of them.
Josh Horton
Matt Hall
Dave Nager
John Nations
Wes Peden
Tony Duncan
Michael Karas
Luke Burrage
Mark Kolbuz
Thomas Dietz
Music by Pendulum - Propane Nightmares
04:57
4892
1
25-03-2009
[8]
The original set of wooden "Guy Heathcote Ball Sticks", as used at, I think, the Cambridge juggling convention in 1996. The routine in this form was only performed on very few occasions, so this is something of a rarity. Taken from old VHS, so video quality isn't great.
03:27
10691
4
23-03-2009
[6]
The final part of the British Juggling Convention 2008 closing show performed by Wes Peden and Peter Aberg. In this section, Wes goes clubbing while Peter's totally addicted to bass.
07:34
7706
0
22-03-2009
[10]
A wide range of siteswaps in a mills mess!
0:15 -- 534 into 53
0:38 -- 642 two ways
0:55 -- 64514
1:11 -- 74414
1:26 -- 55514
1:42 -- 6622 pirouette
2:05 -- 723
2:19 -- 552
2:31 -- 744
02:55
4503
0
22-03-2009
[4]
This is filmed at Lake Monger, facing towards Perth's CBD. The music is Roads by Portishead.
It focuses on the orbits in various juggling patterns. Every juggling pattern is a combination of one or more orbits. Each colour in a pattern corresponds to a different orbit. An orbit is simply a path that a single ball follows. For example if you follow a red ball in a particular pattern, you will see it repeats through a set path. All the red balls in the pattern follow this same path; all the green balls follow their own different path and all the blue balls follow a third separate path.
One technical note: 97531 actually consists of 5 orbits - 91 clockwise, 91 anticlockwise, 73 clockwise, 73 anticlockwise and 5. I combined the two 91 orbits and the two 73 orbits to blue and green because it simply looks much better this way.
04:24
4950
1
21-03-2009
[4]
