How does David Copperfield at the end of his show take people from the audience and makes them dissapear?

Question

The people then reappear at the back of the stage. I would appreciate if you could share your experience if you've taken part in this trick. I've seen it twice and have been amazed by it. Do they let you meet David Copperfield at the end of the show?

Answer 1

Physics tells us that any object cannot occupy two places at once, therfore the 'audience memeber' MUST already be back stage. When Copperfield shines the spot light on the subject he is also projecting a three dimensional projection of the member in the particular seat who is already in place back stage. this recording can have him waiving or smiling or whatever. When the switch is flipped the image 'audience member' disapears! This tevhnology has been around for many years, i.e. the little chess game in star wars played by r2d2 and chewie only the projection is intense giving a solid appearance, another example is with the haunted mansion in disney land, the ghost which appears next to you and the other ghosts floating around. A small movement is made by the subject confirming your visual senses that the subject is there then gang its gone. its a trick on the eyes done quickly and with timing.

Answer 2

Criss Angel is the extra useful of the three. His kinda leave ya sitting there thinkin... "what the hell" David Blaine has gotten way off base with a number of his crap and Copperfield's stuff is previous and old.

Answer 3

They're probably not "volunteers". Probably a paid employee that David Copperfield plants in the audience.

Answer 4

i think every people that copperfield take at the end of the show is his housemate. so he can go home with

Answer 5

99 times out of a 100, any "volunteer" is in on it.

Answer 6

They dont really dissapear, its an illusion

Answer 7

One word, TRICK

Answer 8

Have not seen a show sorry but it seems pretty scary