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YeahYeah! There's a swap meet coming up. My annual dump of old magic drawer stuff. That should pay for the upcoming lecture in November!

I bought one cheap one and it actually scratched my box rather than keep it protected. I polished the ones I have and they work well now. I love the Vault look. I would love a Porper but can't prioritize that over other purchases on my ever growing list of magical desires.

Ha ha I love the editing (I know some wont), made it snappy and fun to watch. I haven't seen the trick before but I liked the way it looked. Your handling was nice too! Thanks for sharing

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There was this: But it looks like a fanny pack- not very cool. I'm sure someone makes something that you could find with some Googling. have a few card clips that were just cheap. My goal with them isn't for keeping the cards flat, but to protect the box a bit.

Wow that video is incredible. Didn’t see that coming.

I'm also reading Dear Mr Fantasy and it starts with some ace assembly effects that would work.

A simple riffle stack and poker deal can be really impressive from a spectator shuffled deck.

I'm not familiar with it entirely, but the DVD 'Nothing' by Max Maven comes to mind. I would look into that. Also it has been mentioned before (by David I think?) that there is a difference between 'impromptu' and 'improvisational', and both are worth your consideration as a performer. While...

Funny, I've been doing this at work just casually and people don't even really notice. I suppose they just think I'm good at it.

I have 9 sets of three effects each that I use when performing. (I use the set per gig and mark down what I used for each one. Repeat business is easily handled because of this) In each set I have 1-2 card effects with the exception of 3 sets: two have no card effects, and one has all card...

This: http://www.powells.com/images/blog/blog_kirsten_rj1.jpg But in my experience, Bryant is correct. If you find someone who is trying to be Alpha it only makes you look bad when you try and one up them. The best advice is to wrap it up and move on to the next table. If others are really...

Haha fantastic! Hopefully that will sooth your cravings while you save for that camera!

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Ah yes missed that

No, there is no need, but there could easily be a pass off after using a Himber ring principle with the signed cards if you really felt it was necessary

You should check out the book Random Acts of Magic by David Acer. His trick Twice Removed is this effect. Tyler Wilson has a version where he uses a spectator as the other magician in his book Reinventing the Real. Check those books out so that you are not reinventing the wheel. (see what I did...

As for your original intent, here is my list. I know many are already subscribed http://www.youtube.com/c/MorrisMagicJustin Subrosa Break (My favorite) Counterfeit (SNC winner) French Kiss (SNC winner) The Code (SNC winner) Filter (version 1) Filter (version 2) Smoke Dresscode Pressure If you...

It's both. This is simply one part of it. It used to be simple enough to just name an effect obscure, but it's important to guard secrets from laymen who like to Google. Towards other magicians we continue to educate and dialogue, but many stand firmly on the other side of the ethics of it. This...

I would continue to work on it for sure. It's a great change and concept. If there are enough differences in method and application then that is suitable even if the effect is the same (think about the recent release of Double Cross). After my wire release came out I was contacted by a young...