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Alas, it was not to be and Daniel never reached the stratospheric heights showbiz pundits predicted he would. This cookie is set by Linkedin. Used to remember a user's language setting to ensure LinkedIn.com displays in the language selected by the user in their settings. But now, with offices closed and most in-person gatherings prohibited, he’s had to pivot to a virtual stage — and, in the process, re-tailor his approach to magic. Magic as escapism Hong Kong’s Daniel Chan Ho-yuen said the resounding emotion he has felt since winning bronze in wheelchair badminton at the Tokyo Paralympics is relief.Joshua Seth, a Florida-based magician who has performed live in more than 40 countries around the world, retired from magic when COVID-19 hit. Performing on Zoom presents some challenges. For starters, there are attendance caps and occasional latency issues. Then, there are Zoombombers, who dip in uninvited on video calls. But the biggest hurdle for Chan has been figuring out how to reimagine magic — a craft built on physical interaction and trust — with the intermediary of technology. To appeal to his new clientele, he set out to rebrand himself as a corporate magician — not just an entertainer, but a marketing solution. As Chan’s 12-year-old son juggled for a dozen remote guests, an intruder took control of the screen, streamed porn, and assaulted the room with racial slurs. By the time Chan managed to boot him out, all but one audience member had left. Linkedin sets this cookie. Used for id sync process. It stores the last sync time to avoid continually repeating the syncing process.

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Hong Kong singer-actor Daniel Chan, who broke into the entertainment industry as a singer in the 1990s, has turned his focus to his acting career for the past few years, appearing in a number of Chinese movies. This cookie is set by Microsoft Advertising. UET assigns this unique, anonymized visitor ID, representing a unique visitor. UET stores this data in a first-party cookie.When you arrive, you feel like you are carrying so many of Hong Kong people’s hopes on your shoulders,” said the 36-year-old, who went into the Games ranked second in the WH2 category. “And especially with me given I had the highest world ranking in badminton and in all sports for (Hong Kong) athletes.”

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The first few Zoom shows were rough. I felt uncomfortable and awkward, and everything about my art seemed new again,” he says. “But I’ve realized that it’s the most scalable thing ever. I can reach people from all over the globe.” Over the next few years, Chan performed hundreds of these shows. And soon, he began to attract the attention of a different demographic: Tech millionaires. In recent years, the now-45 year old has focused his career in China — he has not made an appearance on Hongkong TV for almost five years — and is taking part in a new reality talent search there called Shine! Super Brothers. According to reports, the show’s concept is similar to Sisters Who Make Waves, where celebs compete with each other for a chance to be part of a pop group. Daniel, who is the second oldest contestant, is competing against other 31 stars including Ming Dao and former Little Tigers member Julian Chen.After his 35-city magic tour was canceled due to COVID-19, Alex Ramón decided to put on 35 Zoom shows in 35 days, live from his living room. Jon Finch, of Indianapolis, promises a show full of “inexplicable Zoom mentalism and strong Zoom magic.” Some charge on a “pay what you can” scale; others are choosing to perform for free. Following a 2016 BuzzFeed story on his act, Chan rebranded himself from the kid-friendly “Dan Chan the Magic Man” to “ The Billionaire’s Magician.” As for his movie career, he took part in many films since 1994. In 1996, he played the character Wang Wen Jun from the movie " Hu-Du-Men" which helped him receive the best newcomer nomination in the 16th Hong Kong film awards. In 1997, he played teenager Shum Chi Hong (Shen Zhi Kang) in " First love unlimited". It takes years to develop an act to the point where it will engage an audience,” he wrote. “Why squander that on a poorly executed online version that will redefine people’s perception of what you do and how well you do it?” This cookie is set by OptinMonster. Used to store interaction and conversion data for campaigns in conjunction with Revenue Attribution.

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There’s a lot of R&D in magic,” he says. “I buy a lot of things just to see how they work but never end up using them.” When all my competitors were practicing magic, I was learning SEO,” he says. “I studied how guys like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs created these monopolies. I read Principles by [hedge fund manager] Ray Dalio. I tried to understand their world.” Over time, magicians have successfully pivoted from stage to radio, to television, to the internet. Chan insists that the essence of magic transcends the medium. Everyone in Silicon Valley talks,” he says. “People who’d seen me at a library started recommending me for birthday parties. They didn’t want some old clown; they wanted a young guy who juggled fire.” I’d source a detailed product roadmap for them,” says Chan. “I’d take them through what my performances would look like 5 or 10 times down the road. I wanted to build long-term relationships.”On a recent Thursday night, Daniel Chan — one of Silicon Valley’s top corporate magicians — was Zoombombed during a test run of his online show. Linkedin sets this cookie. Used to store information about the time a sync took place with the lms_analytics cookie