Scotty Swan Magic

S.M.I.L.E. ACT

"Bring magic, laughter, and inspiration to your event with The Smile Act! Perfect for schools, corporate functions, and teacher workshops, this unique program blends the art of magic with impactful messaging to create an unforgettable experience.

For Schools
The Smile Act is an engaging, interactive show designed to captivate students while promoting positive values like teamwork, critical thinking, and creativity. With mesmerizing magic tricks and empowering life lessons, this program encourages students to embrace challenges and work together to succeed. Classroom kits, teacher guides, and worksheets are available, allowing educators to extend the magic into their lessons with fun activities, hands-on learning materials, and tools to reinforce key concepts.

For Corporate Functions
Infuse your next corporate event with energy and excitement! The Smile Act offers a refreshing take on team-building and motivation. Through jaw-dropping illusions and thought-provoking messages, attendees are reminded of the importance of collaboration, perseverance, and staying inspired in their work.

For Teacher Workshops
Empower educators with a magical touch! The Smile Act teacher workshops provide practical strategies to bring more creativity and engagement into the classroom. Teachers will learn simple yet effective tricks to captivate their students and boost learning outcomes. Classroom kits, teacher guides, and worksheets are included as part of the program, equipping educators with resources to integrate magic-based learning into their curriculum.

Whether you're looking to inspire a room of students, energize your team, or spark creativity among teachers, The Smile Act guarantees an uplifting and memorable experience. Classroom kits, teacher guides, and worksheets are available for schools and workshops to ensure the magic continues beyond the show!

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About the Show: Scotty Swan – Magic, Comedy, and Mind-Bending Entertainment

Why Choose Scotty Swan?
✔ Unique blend of magic, comedy, and critical thinking
✔ Technology-driven performances that wow modern audiences
✔ Unforgettable entertainment for all ages and group sizes
✔ 100% audience participation without compromising privacy or professionalism

With over two decades of experience, Scotty has performed across the U.S., including on TV shows like Extreme Gong, and honed his craft at the world-famous Hollywood Magic shop. He’s also the creator of DIY Magic and Urban Wizards Academy (now Yukon Magic Academy), educational programs that teach kids confidence, creativity, and STEAM concepts through magic, puppetry, and storytelling.

Scotty’s mission is to inspire young people and families by making magic accessible and empowering them with life skills disguised as fun.

Here's a list of technical requirements for a one-person music presentation at a school assembly or county fair, incorporating digital devices like an iPad for looping:

1. Stage Setup
Stage Dimensions: Minimum 10' x 8' to accommodate a solo performer with instruments and equipment.
Table/Riser: Small table or riser (2' x 2') for digital devices like an iPad, laptop, or looping station.
2. Performer’s Equipment
Guitar: Acoustic-electric or electric guitar with necessary cables.
Microphone:
1 vocal microphone (Shure SM58 or equivalent) with boom stand.
iPad/Tablet:
iPad or other tablet with looping software (e.g., Loopy HD, GarageBand).
Secure iPad stand for easy access during performance.
Laptop (optional):
Laptop running DAW software (e.g., Ableton Live) for backing tracks or additional effects.
Audio interface for connecting guitar, microphone, and other inputs.
MIDI Controller (optional):
Small MIDI controller or pad for triggering samples or loops.
Looping Pedal (if not using iPad):
Looping pedal (e.g., Boss RC-30) with footswitch for hands-free control.
3. Sound System
PA System:
2 x 500W powered speakers for front-of-house (FOH).
Subwoofer (optional, depending on venue size).
Mixing console with at least 4 channels.
Monitors:
1 floor monitor for personal sound (preferably with its own mix).
Microphones:
1 vocal microphone (Shure SM58 or equivalent) with boom stand.
1 instrument microphone (Shure SM57 or equivalent) if using acoustic instruments.
DI box for guitar if direct input is preferred.
Cables:
Sufficient XLR cables for microphones.
1/4" cables for guitar and other instruments.
USB or Lightning cables for connecting iPad or other digital devices.
Power strips and extension cords.
4. Lighting
Basic Lighting:
4-6 PAR cans or LED lights focused on the performer.
Color gels or programmable LED lights for mood changes.
Control:
Simple lighting controller (if using programmable lights).
Spotlight (optional):
A small spotlight to highlight the performer.
5. Additional Requirements
Power:
Minimum of 2 dedicated 20A circuits for stage power.
Separate circuit for lights to avoid interference with audio equipment.
Stage Plot:
A simple stage plot indicating where the performer, microphone, iPad, and any other devices will be placed.
Soundcheck:
30-60 minutes prior to the show for soundcheck to balance levels and ensure all equipment is working properly.
6. Miscellaneous
Merchandise Table:
Space near the entrance or exit for selling merchandise.
6' table with lighting if performing at a county fair.
Hospitality:
Bottled water and a small backstage area to prepare before the show.
This setup is designed to support a one-person music presentation, ensuring a smooth and professional performance using both traditional instruments and modern digital tools.