The art of magic is one of the oldest forms of communication in human experience. It is steeped in communication strategies. The creation of “magic” is grounded in the magic word, the incantation. The performance of magic begins with shaping the audience experience through deceptive communication. Yet, that deception is accepted as a communication practice so the audience can experience the “magic” moment.
This panel explores the use of communication strategies by magicians who seek to entertain and create “magic” for audiences.
Several of the top magicians in the world gather for a panel discussion of the communication of magic at the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
Date: Thursday, March 1, 2012
Time: 6-8 p.m.
Location: Annenberg Auditorium
We are now accepting new Lambda Pi Eta members for Spring 2012!
If you meet the following requirements, you are invited to join Annenberg’s only national honor society:
1. Be a Communication, Journalism, or Public Relations major
2. Have a minimum cumulative USC AND Annenberg GPA of 3.5
3. Completed/registered for 60 units, 12 from Annen
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Please fill out this application and return to ASC 140 by Friday, February 3, 2012. We will notify you once you have been accepted. At that point, one lifetime membership fee of $70 is due to ASC140 (checks can be made out to Lambda Pi Eta).
Please email usclpe@usc.edu with any questions!
Welcome to the updated website for the University of Southern California chapter of Lambda Pi Eta – a National Communication Association honor society.
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