Shoot Ogawa

Shoot Ogawa (born 1975) is a Japanese magician. He has been interested in magic from the age of 10.[1]

He has been featured on the cover of the Magic Magazine March 2003 issue. He has also appeared on "After Dark At The Magic Castle."[2]

Awards

Publications

  • “Laws of Attraction by Shoot Ogawa”
  • "Ogawa University Volume One by Shoot Ogawa"
  • "Ogawa University Volume Two by Shoot Ogawa"
  • "Ogawa University Volume Three by Shoot Ogawa"
  • "Ogawa University Volume Four by Shoot Ogawa"
  • "Shoot Force by Shoot Ogawa"
  • "Shoot In Hollywood by Shoot Ogawa"
  • "Something Silly with Shoot Ogawa"
  • "The Magic Dave Show: Shoot Ogawa"
  • "The Ninja Rings with Shoot Ogawa"
  • "The Ogawa Opener by Shoot Ogawa"

References

  1. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2011-05-17. Retrieved 2010-05-27.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  2. ^ "After Dark at the Magic Castle", December 16, 2006 documentary on A&E Network
  3. ^ a b c d "Hall of Fame". The Academy of Magical Arts.
  4. ^ "Most Valuable Participant". Fechter’s Finger Flicking Frolic.

External links

  • www.holyshoot.com - Personal web site
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Academy of Magical Arts Parlour Magician of the Year
  • 1983: Tom Ogden
  • 1984: Tom Ogden
  • 1985: Michael Ammar
  • 1986: Daryl
  • 1987: Daryl
  • 1988: Kevin James
  • 1989: John Carney
  • 1990: Michael Ammar
  • 1991: John Carney
  • 1992: Chuck Fayne
  • 1993: Chuck Fayne
  • 1994: David Williamson
  • 1995: Whit Haydn
  • 1996: T.C. Tahoe
  • 1997: T.C. Tahoe
  • 1998: Aldo Colombini
  • 1999: Aldo Colombini
  • 2000: Martin Lewis
  • 2001: Martin Lewis
  • 2002: Whit Haydn
  • 2003: Dana Daniels
  • 2004: Dana Daniels
  • 2005: Michael Finney
  • 2006: Jason Alexander
  • 2007: Shoot Ogawa
  • 2008: Shoot Ogawa
  • 2009: Andrew Goldenhersh
  • 2010: Andrew Goldenhersh
  • 2011: Helder Guimarães
  • 2012: Helder Guimarães
  • 2013: Johnny Ace Palmer
  • 2014: Rob Zabrecky
  • 2015: Rob Zabrecky
  • 2016: Handsome Jack
  • 2017: Johnny Ace Palmer
  • 2018: Mike Pisciotta
  • 2019: Chris Capehart
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Academy of Magical Arts Close-Up Magician of the Year
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Academy of Magical Arts Stage Magician of the Year
  • 1968: John Daniel
  • 1969: Eric Lewis
  • 1969: Norm Nielsen
  • 1969: Carazini
  • 1970: Don Lawton
  • 1971: Glenn Falkenstein
  • 1972: Shimada
  • 1973: Shimada
  • 1974: Eric Lewis
  • 1975: Shimada
  • 1976: Johnny Thompson
  • 1977: Peter Pit
  • 1978: Goldfinger & Dove
  • 1979: Whit Haydn
  • 1980: Harry & Leslie Anderson
  • 1981: Tomsoni & Company
  • 1982: Goldfinger & Dove
  • 1983: Lance Burton
  • 1984: Jonathan Neal Brown
  • 1985: The Pendragons Pendragons
  • 1986: The Pendragons Pendragons
  • 1987: Jonathan Neal Brown & Liane
  • 1988: James Dimmare & Lisa
  • 1989: Amos Levkovitch
  • 1990: Amos Levkovitch
  • 1991: Christopher Hart
  • 1992: Glenn Falkenstein & Frances Willard
  • 1993: Christopher Hart
  • 1994: Tina Lenert
  • 1995: Glenn Flakenstein & Frances Willard
  • 1996: Jason Byrne
  • 1997: Jason Byrne
  • 1998: John Carney
  • 1999: Ed Alonzo
  • 2000: Ed Alonzo
  • 2001: John Carney
  • 2002: James Dimmare
  • 2003: Kevin James
  • 2004: Danny Cole
  • 2005: Danny Cole
  • 2006: Mike Caveney
  • 2007: Dana Daniels
  • 2008: Kevin James
  • 2009: Jeff Hobson
  • 2010: Dana Daniels
  • 2011: Rob Zabrecky
  • 2012: Rob Zabrecky
  • 2013: Mike Caveney
  • 2014: Pop Haydn
  • 2015: Shoot Ogawa
  • 2016: Tommy Ten & Amilie Van Tass
  • 2017: Shoot Ogawa
  • 2018: Steve Valentine
  • 2019: Lucy Darling
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