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I'm in 10th grade as well and have tons of commitments. In between all of that tho you can get a lot of good experience in wherever you as long as you can whip out a deck of cards and generate some interest around you. That will take care of the nerves, just performing, performing, and more...

Definitely Spellbound from Sick by Ponta the Smith! Except for the part about failing I guess. I've really only actually performed it once and the person said that they thought it was great, but I got really lucky in that instance.

I 3rd that.

Dude I would just get some Eisenhowers unless you really want to spend that much more money. The spectators don't care whether they're Morgans or Eisenhowers, they just care about the size of the coin!

That was the most hilarious vid I've seen as far a Criss Angel spoofs go. Congratulations

You stole the words out of my mouth, it takes a lot more than that to create a great effect and years to test it. I was able to instantly conceive the method for this in my head while I read it. So, for future reference, study it, practice it, perform/test it, get others to perform/ test it...

dude that was frickin hilarious!

I agree, please refilm, it's painful to watch.

Hey man that sounds pretty good. Maybe this is just more of my style but I like to do a lot of visual effects that fire up the audience while I'm on stage. I'm not saying that mentalism can't, but make sure that you make your effects fire up the audience seeing as how you are opening up for a...

yesssss! This is absolutely amazing!!!!

Touching On Hoy, thanks to the genius mind of Luke Jermay

Wow thanks for this post, I have been developing an interest in coin magic and would like to expand my knowledge and performance of it. Thanks again! -emagician

Hey man it looked great, pretty much everything was smooth. The one thing that I would watch out for is the angle on your muscle pass. If you tilt your hand so that your thumb is facing the audience/camera, then it looks like the coin is flying out of your hand instead of them seeing the...

Before doing a stage show. Make sure that you reallly study up on stage presence and presentation, I can't stress that enough. Because that comes before deciding what effects and illusions to perform. I'm planning a show for a year in advance as of now and I'm really learning a lot more than I...

Hey guys, I'm currently planning a stage show that I'm going to do at my high school in about a year. I was wondering what material of cloth is used for the sheets that are draped over an assistant for an Asrah Levitation, a DeKolta Chair Vanish, etc.? Thanks in advance, emagician:cool:

Put other people's hands back in the deck and strip them out if there are cards in them that you want. Lap these and load that cards that you don't want back into the deck at the next opportunity! Hope this helps, emagician

Hey man don't worry about it. It'll get much easier. JUst make sure that you have a coin that fits your hand. Unless you have reallllly tiny hands, don't not use a quarter. I've been doing this for so long that I literally forget they're there and sometimes I raise my hand in class with a coin...

I have a couple decks of them and i have a reallly old deck that i found in the back drawer of an old desk in a log cabin. The latter deck has to be at least 50 years old if not more. I think they're good in terms of design. For cuts they're all right too but you can't fan them to save your life...

definitely get 3510 by Luke Jermay and check out Touching On Hoy as well as all of the other absolutely stunning effects he has in there. As for the dancing cane, i got nothin

Hey man, watch the trailer for Wayne Houchin's Control here on T11. Notice the way that he performs in that setting, which he mentioned was a Christmas party that he was asked to perform at. Also try to create small talk in between effects that lasts for about 5 minutes or so, then flow...