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I can vouch for Technique. It's GREAT. Very easy to get the hang of and will get you into the swing of using bold, direct mentalism. Worth every penny. D.

I think the good thing about leading reading is that Luke teaches a really cheeky way to find out what kind of person the subject considers themselves, allowing you to do a slightly more informed reading. I enjoyed reading the booklet, there's a cool effect in there to side the warm reading...

If it was revealed on the mentalist, Dan created it independently - As far as I know, it's a new method. Very sneaky, but it's workable - I'm not sure I'd use it in my standard table work, but for informal performances in bars or whatever it's PERFECT. I used it today in fact, once you've...

J, I understand where you're coming from completely, but it is very, very different working for a crowd of 50 people than it is a crowd of 1000 - I use 2 different shows for bigger and smaller crowds like that personally as some stuff just won't come across to a crowd that big that I do in my...

Thanks for the cool review man. Just a quick note, depending on the situation, say it was 1on1 or only 2-3 people, you can do the impromptu version at much wider angles using the body shielding techniques taught in the DVD. Anyone looking for tips, just drop me a mail to...

Steve, I'm not sure if that was a hit at my ability to sell myself or just general advice to everyone. :P If the former, then you know little about me or the sheer amount of work I do or the money I make working as a magician. ;) If the latter, I do agree, it's important to learn skills of...

As Morg said earlier, I don't charge a set fee, it varies with different clients, different venues, different gigs. Also, look at what you're giving the client, I charge a lot more for an hours stage work than I do for a couple of hours walk around. The art of negotiation and educated guessing...

It'll be back up soon. D.

I've known about this concept for a little while - Matt mentioned it to me briefly through discussions a few months ago. I thought it was a genius concept then, but upon watching the video and learning the ins and outs of this piece for myself, I've come to really appreciate the simplicity...

I think he was trying to say that it's easier to pretend rather than learning the actual skill, which takes time, effort and ALOT of trial and error. I myself am not an expert on muscle reading by any means, but while you can achieve similar effects with psudo-muscle reading, there are some...

the psi series is a set of DVDs, but we were discussing Banachek's book Psychophysiological thought reading. It's a good point though, I don't know of any other DVDs on the subject for the "visual learners" out there... D.

It uses nothing you might think of really. It's a cool method, I'll be trying it out! D.

The method is a very intriguing one, I'll have to try it out to really gauge my thoughts on it - If it's workable, I'll probably use it, but I'll have to test run it as while it's pretty impromptu (it would be in a bar) it's not something that's super easy to carry around, not because of size...

That does look awesome. Just purchased. Looking forward to seeing Dan's take on PK, he's renowned for his bizarre and unique methods, so I can't wait! D.

The whole point of advocate it that you can make it yourself ;) It's very quick and easy and a really nice method. I'd recommend picking it up - very effective at doing it's job. There are lots of tricks included also to get the creative juices flowing! D.

I agree with Steve, I think the biggest difference between table magic and strolling magic is that it's quite likely that your sets will be longer, it's a much freer environment and groups will form around you. I usually try to keep to an opener that is punchy in it's first phase at least, get...

I appreciate your thoughts Steve, Impromptorn when done right can look very similar to Torn, though both have their ups and downs, as do most variations on the same theme. I myself know a fair few TnRs and I made sure to send the manuscript and video to several knowledgeable friends and...

Pyschophisiological thought reading is great, also has an older text strapped to the back by Burlingame called "How to read people's minds" It's really interesting stuff! D.

OCL's a good effect - Ben showed it to me when he was first working on it, it's a really great tool. Takes a little set up, but it's very easy, Ben goes over and over to make it perfect and the best part is that the rings are genuinely fully examinable once linked!!!! D.

No problems Ben, I'm sure you'll love it! D.