The Making Magic Podcast: "Inspiring Conversations With The Movers, Shakers, Visionaries, and Makers"
BIO: Lynetta Welch has been performing and creating magic for over 35 years and during
that time she has built a reputation within the magic and theatrical communities as one
of the most creative, innovative and respected minds in the art. Her creative solutions
have been sought out by many of the greatest names in magic. From Penn & Teller, to
Mat Franco, and even David Copperfield, magicians from around the world have
solicited Lynetta's help in finding solutions to their magic roadblocks. She has created
effects for countless Las Vegas stage productions, film and stage productions,
universities, and numerous television shows. Her creations are often seen, but even
more often they are the invisible secrets that make the magic work.
Along with being known by top professionals as the go to source for all things related to
fabric and magic, Lynetta has recently also become recognized for her lecture on The
History of Fabric in Magic. In her lecture, Lynetta takes the audience on a journey from
the late 1500's to present day, highlighting creations in magic that have utilized fabric.
She touches on everything from the first Devil's Hank, the Evolution of the Egg Bag, the
Use of Fabric In Illusions, the Introduction of Black Art, Quick-Change, and the Many
Hats of Chapeaugraphy. Her lecture has been featured at clubs around the United
States, as well as at several conventions, including Abbotts Magic Get Together,
Abracorndabra, and the world’s largest magic convention, Blackpool.
