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It's somewhere unique, but not quite. It's very close to home, actually. David

I've already got an idea using Subway, so maybe I'll enter if I get off my butt and fix my camera. Don't get too excited guys... David

I have to disagree. The Losing Control is something that should definitely be made into a 1 on 1. It's the type of sleight that can be explained fairly quickly, so it could be made into a short video. In my opinion, using either method depends on what situation you are in. If I want to...

1) The gimmick is very well made. Each gimmick is hand made, so you can bet your bottom dollar that a lot of time went into each one. I can just see Dana and Wayne sitting on the floor with thousands of cards, making the gimmicks on a Saturday afternoon... 2)The gimmick is not examinable, but...

No. Just kidding. That's a good idea, though. Time to go try it with cards now! Nobody steal my idea... David

I was definitely excited about the Rubber Band Trick of Death, which was scheduled for release in January. Obviously, there have been some problems jump starting BBC. It seems more of a joke site rather than a serious magic community now. David

Mine is the revelation from Hand to Mouth, by the Bucks. It's probably the most startling revelation I know. David

You can go ahead and call Bryant on his home phone. I'm pretty sure the number is 462-3675 (that actually spells out IMA-DORK so don't actually call it). All laughs aside, welcome to the forums! Mitchell, our resident wannabe mod, seems to have laid out everything for you pretty well. Hope to...

This exercise for your fingers is actually very helpful. It increases your dexterity and strength of your fingers. The pain you are feeling it the same pain you would feel if you lifted weights or ran for a while. Eventually your finger muscles will work past the pain and become stronger...

I say this a lot, and I'll say this again. What you have to do is work backwards. You can't create a trick but starting at the beginning. Think, "What would be something I would want to do?" Make it out of the box, insane, so crazy that nobody would even think of attempting it. And then...

Is the grave turnover move used in the first vanish of The Queens? David

Post another video without the crazy editing, I couldn't see anything. I'll give an opinion then. David

I usually practice for a few hours after I'm done with my homework. I don't do anything new most of the time, so my "practice time" is more of a a time when I can make sure I remember my effects, flourishes, etc. to the best I can. I don't really know why I practice though, as I rarely go out...

1. 2 1/2 years 2. 6 months (flourishing) 3. I stumbled upon Ellusionist and was hooked. 4. Dan and Dave 5. Semi-pro? 6. My goal is to publish a book on magic. That would be cool. That's what I see as "going pro." 1. Probably SLAM! from E. I never bought it, but it used to amaze me. 2...

Absolutely not! The Trilogy teaches the Skater Cut in-depth. It isn't that hard, so it doesn't take that long, but in no way do they expect you to already know it. David

Hate to say it, but.... The Trilogy. I'm almost positive that it the only place to learn the Skater Cut. As for the spin, I've never seen a source that teaches it directly. Maybe you could talk to another member and get some tips? David

All you need is a lot of bling and some good camera tricks, and you could pass as the real Criss! Scary... Looking forward to the next 1-on-1, and hopefully it will be a bit more advanced. David

Watch and RealTime are the same productions. It was originally called Watch because people would ask the Bucks to show them "that ace production with the watch", but I think they changed it so that it was more "modern" or "cool" for the Trilogy. David

If you're looking for some new cards to use, try Studs or Tallys. They are priced a bit higher, but the quality (in my opinion) is much better. David

You have, have you? Is this related to the search or through your almighty godlike status that allows you to see into the future? David