Very nice performance. There was a part that would have brought suspicion (if i wasn't a magician that is) and in a real performance it would have gone unnoticed so it's a non-issue.
And to people who talk about angles I have two words : Audience Management.
That is to say, put them where you want them and force them to stay...subliminally of course, most people think you're giving them a better view of whats about to happen if you move them-not thinking that you're also helping yourself by giving yourself a better angle.
The same goes if you move your own body, a quick 'Here, you'll be able to see this happen if I just turn this way...*perform angle sensitive move*'
Misdirection turns good sleight of hand artists into real magicians.