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My performance for Indy Prop 2018

juggling tricks with 3 balls on an extended chess board: body-throw/catch and rolling tricks

Japan Juggling Festival Championship Women's Individual 3rd

Based on a quick challenge for a "fishtail & concepts" video competition i choose to put all vertical fishtail balance i know (nearly all;) into a 3 min video. performer & develpment of fishtail technique: sebastian berger camera: christiane hapt www.FENFIRE.at music: Opiuo x Shapeshifter - Slug A Bug Fenfire is supported by www.gora.hu www.kaos.at www.wtghw.at

Chubu Student Juggling Competition 2015 Women's Individual 1st

Two poles of different lengths balanced simultaneously on the head, as well as some other balancing tricks. This is know as a dual or twin inverted pendulum in control systems engineering. In the first 2 clips I use a long pole that is 4 times the length of the short pole. In the 3rd clip the long pole is only 3 times as long and is more difficult. The poles fit together in sections so that I can pack them in my bag. They're made from a cheap Argos wardrobe. The ball on the end of the long pole is mainly there to make the end more visible. I'm using rubber chair leg feet at the bottom end of the poles. Music is 'Heartbeats' by The Knife.

http://www.juggle.org/ija/ -Noel Yee Noel has spent years creating instructional object manipulation videos called Vulcan DVDs as well as organizing successful fire spinning/object manipulation festivals around the U.S. through the Axis Mundi group. He has helped with -Firedrums Festival, California -Kinetic Fire Festival, Ohio -Pacific Fire Festival, Oregon -Flame Fire Festival, Georgia DVDs: http://vulcandvds.com/ Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/iduali/n-Kyle Johnson I been an all around juggler for the last 10 years and has been heavily involved with the online juggling community the whole time. I have made many videos of myself, the juggling community I live in, and the communities I see while traveling. In that time I have seen how valuable the internet is to us all as jugglers, learning, and communicating with each other. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Kyle-J... Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/jugglelulz

This Video was inspired by JubaFilms "Be Individual"/n@JubaFilms: Danke !/nWe´ve been working on this video since Februar 2012 and finally we finished the last parts./nAll "active" Diabolists have gathered together to fulfill this video.

The final part of the "Rhythm" trilogy, palm spinning as graphic manipulation. I wanted to show also some new ideas that i work on, so some patterns are clean some are not. New techniques used in here: - quarter spins - individual changes of the starting point (point of control) - 1/8 spins (the diagonal spin-spin & anti-spin, the "cross" & the "X") - perpendicular spin-spin and anti-spin - advanced phantom patterns using the techniques above In this video there are 2 Phantom Patterns analyzed in four different ways each (4 balls, 3 balls, 2 balls same colour and 2 balls different colour): Pattern, a) 0:19-1:29 Pattern, b) 2:29-3:32

Es un video que muestar distintos momentos de los preparativos para un espectáculo que consiste en una suma de escenas individuales.

My first kendama video, performed with 2 different kendamas, A red Oozora and a white and red SunRise. Tricks: - Spike - Airplane - Faster than gravity - scoop the spike + Jumping stick - Slip on Stick - Lighthouse - Bat - Moshikame Music by The Kyoto Connection, under creative commons.

Trick featured in the video is two handed "reach for the moon" aka "shoot for the moon". Trick tips: 1) Practice each individual hand before combining the trick. 2) Use a fixed axle. 3) There is no easy way to master this trick other than practicing everyday. Special thanks to Dale! Yo-yos used by Luke Renner are generic and cost around $1.50 for two. Filmed in Northwest New Mexico on 8/28/10 by filmmakers George Thomas and Thomas LaRue. Music by JAH ROOTS - Steppin Out Of Babylon/ Track "Ya, Ya, Yo" Creative Commons License Attribution 2.5 Generic.

I made this video because I wanted to try putting some effort into the production side of things and because I had a bunch of clips I wanted to show certain individuals. Because I had no one in particular in mind to show all of this stuff to, the video has an ADHD feel to it that I like. For the record, the juggling here is pretty respectably difficult, the straps are respectably intermediate, and the wheel stuff is laughably simple. This is in line with how often I practice each of them as well as the total length of time I've been working on each.

A couple of weeks ago I filmed Ewan juggling three stage balls at the Durham Juggling Convention. Using my editing software I then tracked each ball individually to highlight the movement of the balls and the patterns they make. The results were very interesting. Check them out. I'd love to hear you comments on this video and any suggestions on how i can develop the idea in the future. I am planning to film more interesting patterns with more objects but i thought three would be enough for now. I'll also film it using more light so i can film at 1/200 or 1/500 exposure instead of 1/100 so the balls don't blur. Any way, I hope you enjoyed it.

1st place winner: IJA Individual Prop Competition, Davenport 2005. Thanks to Alan Plotkin (video!)