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Thank You Drew!

Cyril is awesome! When it comes to the whole blaine and Angel genre He is by far the best. He also has a cabaret act that is really good.

Did you want to gain a reutation among other magicians, or with the general public? You must go about these two very different ways.

Joel Paschall...... True artist Gerry Griffin....... Inspiring Guy Hollingworth..... Unbelievable Derek Dingle..... very methodical Daryl............Genius John Carney...... A true treasure to magic John Gardenier....... Fun to watch, and knows how to please a crowd.

Yeah, you seemed like you had a wonderful time. We try not to disappoint at Calmagic.

Joel!!! What up home slice?

In A.o.A. Theres is a trick called Griffin under glass by Gerry Griffin It is 100% impromptu. No gaffs nor duplicates.

I see where your coming from. I just think maybe you should title to something really random so that people searching youtube specifically looking for card controls to "learn" won't come across these precious sleights and butcher them.

If these are things you are working on why did you post it them on Youtube? Unfortunately you are exposing a few really good controls. As for advice you should just keep practicing. You have the moves down, now by sheer repetition you will develop the "nack" and timing.

That was magnificent, thanks for the post.

Without a doubt I'm going to have to go with Joel Paschall, Guy Hollingworth, and John Carney. If we could choose from Magicians who are no longer with us I would Have to go with Fred Kaps.

Either Gerry Griffin's complete card magic or Royal Road.

I, personally, am not a huge fan of card college, however Art of Astonishment is a phenomenal series. I know this is probably the last thing you want to hear but I'm going to say it anyways. You need to read through AoA to truly get an idea of how many great effects are held in the series.

I agree with Ben, Charisma will take you a long ways. The most important thing to me is making a connection with the audience, and being charismatic makes this task far more simpler.

No bro, I got it. I was just being sarcastic. :D

Brian Tudor is an extremely talented magician. He is very creative, however possibly the worst teacher in magic.

One quick fix. Brian Tudor's is actually Terry Lagerould's, Who is one hell of a magician. No big deal.

I'll try not to do it again :)

What I mean when I say it increases the factor of impossibility is not that the signature makes the effect more impossible, but it takes the effect that much closer to being impossible.

A signature is used to increase the factor of impossibility, but is not absolutely necessary.