Difficulté :

Le magicien montre une planche (11 ' x 17 '), avec un trou près du centre, des deux côtés.
De plus il montre les deux mains vides.
 
Il passe par le trou la main vide et sort avec une balle en caoutchouc!
 
La balle rebondi sur le plancher pour montrer que c'est une balle réelle, solide. La balle est remise par le trou (et en arrière dans ' le Zéro de Zone '.

Immédiatement il montre la planche des deux côtés et à plusieurs reprises les deux mains vides ... la balle a disparu !
 
Le magicien explique que la balle n'existe pas quand elle est dans ' le Zéro de Zone. 
Il repasse par le trou et ressort la balle.
La balle est mise par le trou et de nouveau elle disparaît complètement .
On montre la planche des deux côtés et les mains sont vides. Cela semble impossible!

Aucune charge de corps.
Les principes impliqués peuvent être utilisés pour une variété d'effets.
Vous pouvez aussi utiliser ' le Mouvement du Maître ' avec des objets autres que la planche Zéro de Zone.
Inclut le CD-ROM d'instruction.

Zone Zero 2 (w/ DVD)
by Jerry Andrus

Show a board (11" x 17" styrene plastic with original Jerry Andrus design on both sides). There is a hole near the center. The board is shown on both sides. and both hands are shown empty. The performer reaches through the hole in the board with an empty hand and comes out with a brightly-colored (2.5") rubber ball. The ball is bounced on the floor to show it is an actual, solid ball. The ball is put back through the hole (and back into "Zone Zero"). Immediately the board is shown on both sides and both hands are repeatedly shown empty in the process...the ball is gone! The magician explains that the ball does not exist when it is in "Zone Zero." He reaches through the hole and brings the ball back out. "The ball exists when it's out here...but not when I put it through the hole and into Zone Zero." The ball is put through the hole and again it completely vanishes. The board is shown on both sides and the hands are empty.

It seems impossible! No body loads. The principles involved can be utilized for a wide variety of other effects. Vanish objects besides a ball, like an orange, pack of smokes, rolled up socks, etc. In addition, you can also utilize the Zone Zero "Master Move" with objects other than the Zone Zero board. For example, show a large book on both sides, then produce items from a book. (This is one idea not included in the instructions. We're sure you'll come up with many more!)

Includes: 11 x 17 silk screened "Zone Zero" board with original Jerry Andrus design, 3" ball, DVD with instructions and additional rare footage of Jerry Andrus, plus written instructions that include the Perfect Page routine.

The instructions cover the Master Move, Zone Zero routine, plus the Routine (a small box is cut open on the ends so it can be laid flat. Show it on both sides, then fold it back into a box shape and produce an item from it, like a ball. Put the ball back into the box and smash the box flat, then show both sides of the box and your empty hands! What a space saver!) Instructions also include "Perfect PackageMoves With A Paper Bag. (Imagine showing a folded and flat paper bag all-around, then open and show the inside empty, then produce a ball, orange, etc.).

The DVD features Jerry Andrus performing and explaining Zone Zero! The DVD also includes bonus footage of Jerry performing his incredible comedy Table Act from 1960, and home-movie footage of Jerry demonstrating his incredible "Nutty Nut & Bolt Illusion," a mind-bending, eye-popping optical illusion.

The Zone Zero Board Design on this board is the same as on the original board used by it's inventor, Jerry Andrus. Side one, on the left above, is a picture of Jerry's pulse. Jerry created this design by placing photographic paper on a turning drum. He then affixed a small mirror on his arm, so it moved with his pulse. In a dark room, he shined a light on the mirror so the reflected light hit the photographic paper on the turning drum. The result was a single, squiggly line created by his pulse. He then duplicated the design, in a spiral fashion, to create the design on the left. This design also appears on the cover of Andrus Card Control.