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A coin bend would be okay but I think a coin bite could be even better. It would be like your mouth is heating up in order to bite metal. Eric Jones has a fun application where he roles an invisible cigarette and smokes it. But in any routine you could make the magic happen just by...

For me impromptu effects just seem a bit more practical. If I'm performing casually for friends I may not have the gimmicks that I would like in order to perform. As a professional gimmicks can be a hassle. I perform a lot of walk around magic for parties and events and my pocket space is very...

It looks like they are available at the Magic Warehouse. I've bought a few books from them without any problems. http://themagicwarehouse.com/VK4846/Kabuki-Streamers*.html

I feel like a better idea would be to try new things, challenge yourself and challenge the status quo. Sure, move on if you don't want to perform tricks which require palming but if you do want to perform these effects then push yourself to learn them. Hundreds of magicians have done so and you...

Yeah you have to fill in the tax information. Theory11 is hiring you as an artist so as an employee you still have to pay taxes. Is there an echo in here?

It's incredibly rude to just throw out methods like that. If you would have got it right then that would have been blatant exposure. I'm not sure how you thought it was okay to say this.

No magnets, no blowing, no wires. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_2vfIM3VTk

Rich Ferguson has been well known in the magic community for quite some time. He performs mainly for celebrity cocktail parties, and high profile parties. In this lecture he shares his secrets concerning this type of venue, the business aspect of things, some tips for Youtube magicians and...

This last year I feel like I grew quite a bit as a performer. My greatest achievement is my ongoing review series that includes nearly every Murphy's Lecture. I have more subscribers to my You Tube channel then ever before and feel like my performances get better and better as they go by. I...

Jack Carpenter is the definition of the hardcore card guy. The majority of the material discussed on this lecture is tough, even the easier stuff requires some sleight of hand. Carpenter really relishes the art of card magic and takes his creative cues from the classics as well as young...

1. Discount tickets to popular magic shows like David Copperfield, Penn and Teller, and Steve Cohen 2. Discount tickets to magic conventions 3. Free sample tricks on upcoming multi-trick DVD's

I look for tables who look friendly to start out and move to other tables where I think that I will be received well. I usually look for children first and move onto adults as they begin to see that I am competent.

Here is a quick video Review of Patrick Kun's effect Extortion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAPPc3-FAp0

Jason England covers crimps in the Dead Cut download. This could help a lot when having to cut exactly at 26. With practice you can start to get the hang of it though.

Francis Menotti is an artsy guy, he has a way of making each trick unique and intriguing in a different way. This DVD is so much fun to watch and you really get a good rang of things from stand up magic to close up and mentalism. This project is a two DVD set. DVD 1 is your basic format of...

For the mentalism you need a whiteboard or a phone. For the card stuff you need a normal deck of cards. For the coin stuff you need a gromit coin and a shell. He doesn't teach the egg bag or razor blade swallow so you have to learn those somewhere else.

Here's all of Steven Brundages secrets! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSapX1TiShw&list=UU2-3EjU6MUYCal39ZVnzKFQ

I love David Blaine as well but when I see posts like this it feels too much like exposure to just give a list of where you can purchase all of the effects he used on his show. I agree with Christopher here, most of what he performs can be found in the classics he lists. Besides what good would...

I love reading magic reviews and I know we have a lot of great reviews on this forum for all sorts of products. My question is what makes a good review? I'll break down what I think one needs but I'd love to hear all your thoughts. 1. I want to know exactly what is in the product. Whether...

Lennart Green With a Sharpie http://instagram.com/p/wmGN47pFVJ/?modal=true