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This is a great idea for a trick dude!

Thanks for your input David. Yeah the guy replied to my question and could care less about ethics, it's too bad. The club meeting wasn't an IBM or SAM meeting it was a smaller club I won't give it's name but it was started because of the distance to the nearest IBM or SAM meeting. That said...

I'm sure you've seen this video. It's Wayne Houchin's trick "French Kiss". This video has become very popular and has been popping up all over the place. The problem is the youtuber, wants to make a tutorial of Houchin's trick. There are tons of people that are anticipating this tutorial! So if...

Expert Card Technique has a whole chapter on mental miracles with cards. You'll find everything you need there.

My main question is how do you explain magic morals to a layman, or for that matter another magician? I'll give some examples of some scenarios I've gone through lately to be clear. 1. The Kissing Card trick is a viral video put out by local guy here in Salt Lake City. He is not a magician...

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It looks pretty cool to me. It's tough to get the complete picture because it's so short but I like it. I'm not sure what flowers have to do with Aviators but they're cool. AlsoI agree with the whole jump cut thing that Steerpike said.

Mier Yedid has some cool stuff like his finger fantasies and his handling of the Shinkoh arm twist. All of that stuff is magic you can do without anything. The challenge would be to make a routine out of it. Coin stuff is always great but there is also Gregory Wilson's on the Spot DVDs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L24exrFFS6c&feature=youtu.be

Flourishes can be a way to show that you know your way around a deck of cards. I usually do a false cut, an in the hands shuffle and an ace production to start my close up set. This sets you apart from a run of the mill hobbiest. Other than that I use flourishes to accentuate my magic, things...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO1QEvHNsPI&feature=youtu.be Here's mine! I thought the guys did great! I'd love to see Jeff's video. I thought he did great, imagine the chance to perform you're own creation in front of the world with David Copperfield as your personal audience. What a great...

Yeah I think Toby's got it, I'm pretty sure the David Regal thing is Memento.

Up the ladder is a false cut. I'm not sure what you mean.

I prefer a push through with an up the ladder cut. As far as cuts go I use heap snatch by the Buck twins often enough.

I love these! Keep em up Rob! I have a couple on my youtube page :)

To me this looks a lot like the Buck twins Trilogy. There probably wont be any super practical stuff. I already see a few angle issues for the types of environments I perform in. That said if you like to learn new moves and love to practice than this is your kind of dvd.

I'll post mine too. I just can't do it at work. I love your video, I'm curious to see what everyone else posted as well :)

The strongest by far are the ones that Jeff Mcbride sells. You don't use them for classic thread work though because it's not completely invisible in every circumstance. I can't find a link but it was performed on Magic Outlaws by David Minkin on the Travel Channel just a couple weeks ago...

This was done with one ungimmicked Ipod Nano. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XE_Uo9wLD6o&feature=youtu.be

Awesome thanks guys, it looks like I'll have to make some phone calls :)