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I'm a bit of a FF addict as I have all the FF music that has been created up to FF 12. Including multiple versions, live concerts and the music I've recorded from the Dear Friends concerts I went to a few years ago.

Teach them a little history about magic and playing cards. If they realize how magic was developed as well as the accomplishments of the years they're less likely to look at it from a childs point of view. Show them videos of magicians that have changed the way magic is done in the world...

Due to hold the packet incorrectly for The Werm I couldn't make it as large as all the performances I had been seeing. I finally realized that it wasn't due to lack of practice, I was just holding it a bit off which made the difference.

Already suggested. I have the tracks and I'm not a big fan of them. Would much rather have the dangerous soundtrack.

I've heard some of the black mage stuff before. I had actually forgotten about them... I should check that out because I can't remember if I enjoyed it or not. Louis, awesome suggestion! Much appreciated.

I've got that soundtrack already, thanks for the suggestion though. I'd much rather have the sound track off of dangerous though.

I love to practice while listening to wonderful music which fits well with flourishing. I prefer intense symphony music to listen to and lately have become tired with what I have.... I'm wondering if anyone else could offer some suggestions. Here is what I have on my iPod at the moment so...

I taught the Werm to myself by watching the performance videos a few times. Turns out for 2 weeks I had the grip a little off.... that was annoying haha

Purchase and wear a T11 t-shirt :P

Angle Zero is a 1on1 so you wouldn't have to purchase Dangerous. There is some other material on Dangerous that I enjoyed, like Half Vanish.

I also got into it because of the incredible way it looks. It's true, you can't truly appreciate it until you try it yourself. I love watching flourish videos even if I have seen the same move 2345234 times.

People want their hands on the deck. It will make it seem fair to them and they believe you're using a normal deck. If the deck requires some setup make a note to palm off the setup and let them shuffle the deck a few times, drop the setup back where it belongs and continue.

Patter. Build suspense, involve the audience, don't rush the performance. The lines I use differ depending on who I find to perform for. If I see a group of people just hanging out on a bench then it becomes "You all look as if you could use some entertainment, let me help you with that."...

Simple, I don't. I do flourishes for myself, I love being able to manipulate the cards in such an different fashion then what most people would see. I do not perform for laymen but I have used flourishes as a way to draw attention and bring in a crowd. They are attracted by it because it...

I wouldn't buy them because I think they're ugly.

Buy the Split Spades from T11. I don't care what anyone says, the E ones do NOT feel like a Tally Ho deck. They felt terrible in my hands and I completely regret purchasing them.

Sean. Question for you bud, What exactly do you think the Job of a T11 Artist should be?

Agreed, I wouldn't recommend his approach to anyone. However it is amusing to me to sit back and watch his rants.

The dvd Heckler by Brian Tudor looked amusing to say the least haha

Obviously I'm talking for more of a casual situation and speaking from general experience. I don't do paid events or anything so that's not something I have to worry about, I assume that the majority of people that deal with hecklers do it in a casual sense. For your specific situation though I...