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Scott Creasey – D.D.T – Dictionary Diary Test (Instant Download)
Unlock the Magic of Mind Reading with D.D.T
Book tests have captivated audiences for centuries, with roots tracing back to the 16th century. From Girolamo Scotto’s performances for the Emperor of Austria to Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser’s modern variations, these tests have remained a staple in the world of mentalism. Now, Scott Creasey brings you a revolutionary take on this classic concept with the D.D.T – Dictionary Diary Test.
Why Choose D.D.T?
- Customizable & Portable: Designed for both cabaret and close-up performances, D.D.T is compact, innocuous, and easily examinable by spectators.
- Random & Engaging: The selection process appears completely random, with each word in the diary being unique and intriguing.
- Versatile Performance: Includes a variation called ‘Remembering Pi’ that focuses on numbers, adding another layer of mystery to your act.
The D.D.T Experience
Imagine handing a spectator a small pocket diary, asking them to think of a date in the year, and then revealing the word they’ve silently read. With D.D.T, this is not just a trick—it’s an experience. The diary contains hundreds of fascinating words, each carefully selected to captivate and amaze.
Scott Creasey’s D.D.T is the result of years of refinement and a moment of inspiration during a performance in Spain. Now, for the first time, this unique book test is available to you. Whether you’re a seasoned mentalist or just starting out, D.D.T will elevate your performances to new heights.
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Download D.D.T instantly and add a touch of magic to your repertoire. With its blend of history, innovation, and practicality, D.D.T is the ultimate tool for any mentalist looking to leave a lasting impression.
Scott Creasey – D.D.T – Dictionary Diary Test ( Instant Download )
Book tests have been around for a very long time.
There are those magical historians who are a lot more knowledgeable than me who say the first book test was likely performed by publisher and mentalist Girolamo Scotto for the Emperor of Austria in 1572. But it seems Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser is thought to have introduced the first modern book test variation between 1865 and 1875. Needless to say, they seem to be as popular with mentalists today as they were four hundred years ago.
I, like most, have a collection of commercially produced book tests that I’ve purchased over the years, but I’ve never really been enamoured enough to include any of them in my working repertoire.
Some years ago I decided to design my own minimalist variation and so I sat down and set myself some criteria with the idea of producing some sort of dictionary-style book test that doesn’t actually use a dictionary or any other type of magic shop prop.
I wanted something customisable that I could use in cabaret but also for walkaround close-up gigs, so it had to take up minimal pocket space. The prop had to be innocuous and reasonably examinable so a spectator could handle it with minimal audience management, and I wanted the selection process to appear completely random. But most importantly, I wanted all the words in the book to be interesting or unusual.
Then in 2009 I had an epiphany mid-performance in a nightclub in Spain, one that enabled me to manufacture my own customisable book test that I’ve kept to myself until now.
Hand a spectator a small pocket diary, ask them to merely think of a date in the year (you never know what it is) and silently read the strange and interesting word written by that date.
You can now reveal what they are thinking.
A single ordinary pockdet diary and hundreds of words.
But there’s more because I’ve also inluded a variation that I call ‘Remembering Pi’ that focuses on numbers rather than words.
Welcome to D.D.T
