We wonder what one does when one does so well so young.
We told you last week about Cameron Fisk – the rising star and recent winner of the Pacific Coast Association of Magicians ("PCAM") Gold Medal Children's Magic competition. We were astounded to learn he was a mere lad of 19 and yet was able to not only hold his own but win against professionals from around the Pacific Rim.
We asked if he was man enough for the grueling Quinlan's Inside Magic Celebrity Interview. We warned him that we wouldn't let up on him just because of his young age or well-deserved celebrity. Our awkward, pointed, and insinuation-laden questions would open a Hot Pocket of microwave-prepared steaming intimidation on him.
Youth, it is said, will be served. We have no idea what it means but when we got to talking about Hot Pockets, we got hungry. Perhaps he is foolhardy or brave, but he took up our tossed gauntlet and submitted to The Process.
The transcript of the session follows.
We've made only one change: Mr. Fisk improperly identified the breakfast cereal "Kellogg's Frosted Flakes" as "Frosted Flakes." We are loyal to both trademark law and all who manufacture products within the great state of Michigan. We had no choice but to change the raw text.
(See, Kellogg Company v. Exxon Corporation, 2000 FED App. 0123P (6th Cir. 2000) Kellogg has a valid and trademark registration for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes for "cereal-derived food product to be used as a breakfast food, snack food or ingredient for making food").
Make sure you check out his great web site here.
How long have you been performing Magic?
I started, like most magicians, when I was very young, around six years old. A simple very unimpressive little cut and restored rope trick got me interested. It finally gave me a reason to cut up my shoelaces!
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