From "Super-Spy Showgirls" 
ACT II scene iii

Don’t fall in love.
Just look like you might.
Turn up the heat,
Take a fantasy flight.
Don’t fall in love.
That's the lesson tonight.
Control your heartbeats
To win without a fight.

You want his secrets?
You gotta make him think you care.
Disarming smile,
A light touch of your hair.
Have the notion, 
For a well-timed motion,
And make your moves to evoke emotion.
Mirror him — just a beat behind,
Cross your legs, let your eyes align.
When he laughs, you also smile,
Your secret weapon is in your guile. 
Look away then return your gaze,
He’ll swear he’s seen heaven
in your face.

Signal management, it is an art!
Pull in his focus by playing your part.
A playful finger is your wand,
A well poised touch can build the bond —
Signal management - starts with charm,
And ends with the subject in your arm,
Play it cool, play it well,
Keep control and hide your tell

Beauty’s a blade, but it dulls with time.
Technique lasts — age well with wine.
Gadgets glitch, things get lost.
But no one can take away what’s in your mind.

Signal management, it is an art!
Pull in his focus by playing your part.
A playful finger is your wand,
A well poised touch can build the bond —
Signal management - starts with charm,
And ends with the subject in your arm,
Play it cool, play it well,
Keep control and hide your tell

Left eye, right eye, bridge of the nose.
Looks like passion, under soft hypnose.
Keep the triangle pattern tight —
and he’ll reveal his soul tonight.
Like a cat who owns the room.
Slow blink soft nod, under the moon,
Play your part play it well and you can get him alone
to follow you into your room.

Signal management, it is an art!
Pull in his focus by playing your part.
A playful finger is your wand,
A well poised touch can build the bond —
Signal management - starts with charm,
And ends with the subject in your arm,
Play it cool, play it well,
Keep control and hide your tell

Signal management — it’s the game we play,
Love’s the illusion, hearts in clay.
Let him dream of love that’s true,
but darling…
You know the tricks you do.

Signal Management

Marcel was born in a hospital and became a child at a young age, showing much promise as a toddler, he was already illiterate in 3 languages before finishing elementary school. As a result of his relentless curiosity and lack of respect for social norms, he navigated successfully around receiving a formal education and entered into the work force in his teens, playing piano, performing magic tricks and stand-up comedy in exchange for money and respect.

Before reaching 20 he was already a regular at comedy clubs around Toronto, occasionally winning laughter and applause from his audience when not being booed off stage.

After working on a documentary film for a couple of magicians in China in 1999, he began to spend more time back in the motherland and became a bi-cultural jack of all trades and dabbled in many roles, taking part in everything from Beijing Music Festival to Magic shows on CCTV.

Working as a freelance creative meant he would take jobs ranging from writing to directing to acting to producing sound track for commercials and assorted video/audio projects... 

But above all, he is most proud of his work done out-side of the context of getting paid, when he writes ditties of music and songs for no purpose other than to capture a sliver of inspiration from muses who occasionally visit him in his waking dreams.

Signal Management

WDTSF