So, ever thought about pulling the perfect stunt that looks like a mistake but really keeps you in control? I've got a few ideas.

Sure, here’s a quick sketch: Set up a “slip” with a weighted rope tied to a hidden winch. When the target thinks you’re tripping, the winch pulls the rope, sending a harmless but dramatic prop—like a curtain or a dummy—over the edge. Meanwhile you’re actually guiding the whole scene from the shadows. The key is to let the audience see the rope and the slip, but have the winch act on the next second, so they’ll never suspect a pre‑planned cue. Keep the winch low, the rope thin, and the timing precise—any delay and you’ll look like you’re just…tripping. Simple, efficient, and it leaves everyone guessing.