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This definitely looks amazing! I can't wait for the release.

Well, I've never worked a restaurant before, I'd definitely like to start soon, but I don't think you should have an audition DVD. The manager doesn't care about your magic, they care about money. Yes, if they decide to hire a magician, they want a good one, but they really, unless magic...

Jay Sankey has a very nice one that is taught on one of his DVDs. Its pretty deceptive. You start off by pulling one card off into the right hand one after another, telling them to say stop whenever. Then you change your mind and say well just touch a card. They touch one, you fairly square up...

I like the Jack in the box trick on Ray Kosby's Impossible Card Magic. Its quick and visual, and the patter he uses fits perfectly. But unfortunately, you have to touch the box.

I think it would be cool if the next 1-on-1 had some hard-hitting visual magic.

I agree. I also like Bill Malone's. I believe its on his "On The Loose Volume 2"

One word to answer your question... YES! It's definitely worth it. I would have to say that its the best magic-related DVD I've bought in a while. The clipshift if such an amazing utility move. Like you've probably heard, there are virtually infinite uses for it. Now to answer your next...

That was really cool! It kind of reminds me of Clay-mation, because you need a lot of different images just to do simple things. Nice job.

I'm going trick-r-treating tomorrow night, as a magician. Then they'll probably ask me to do a trick, so I'll just do a quick selection, control to top. DL, then Erdnase change it to theirs. Once in a while, I'll switch and do a clipshift instead of an Erdnase. (Your never too old to go...

I think my Erdnase color change is probably my most polished sleight. My clipshift is getting near perfect. I've been working on it for everyday now for the last two months.

If you have around 15-26 double backers, you can make your own Cheek to Cheek deck. Here's a performance, if you haven't seen it before. Btw, Its not me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwnhHTfqQkE

I really like the one he teaches on Surfaced. Dribble onto the table until they say stop. Spread the half of the deck that's on the table. As your doing that, take your hand with the half of the deck with the selection on the bottom, behind your other arm. Execute the clipshift, then dribble...

That is probably one of the nicest changes I've seen. Where did you find that?

I'd love the Gecko, cards, Close Up The Real Secrets of Magic by David Stone, and some clothes. Money is always good too.

I like both black and white ones, but I like the first set better.

What is the most visual trick you've ever seen? Mine is probably Wow by Masuda http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06EnZWfCOhI Prophet by Tom Isaacson http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I73VBhMpbMs Or Royal Flash by Mark Mason http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TssrXeQzYMc

Gary Ohio I love the Browns, Cavaliers, and the Buckeyes. My favorite trick to perform is probably Criterion by Chad Nelson. My favorite trick to watch is probably any bottle production, or any REALLY visual magic.

Tengo diez y seis anos. Translation. I am 16 years old. I turn 17 on July 13. :D

I absolutely Love David Stone. This is probably one of my favorite routines by him. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfQHME615hg This one is great also. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9maYhvZtR8&feature=related

Sounds good dude. It flows nicely together. Plus, when you do the bottle vanish, they won't know what hit them.