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Hey guys, I've been into close-up (mostly card) magic for a little over two years now, but I'm looking for some close-up tricks that work well on stage. I've used The Invisible Deck a couple of times for large audiences (30+ people) and it's been great. Anyone had any other close-up tricks work...

Wow, that's bonus stuff from his TORN DVD! He must have had that necklace for AGES...

Alright, thanks! I'll be sure to check my local listings.

Will this be televised? If so, where/when will it be aired?

Ha ha... Sorry about that. Thanks for the link, IIAnnexII.

Hey guys, Haven't posted here in a while, but I just thought it would be cool to share this: I was just bumming around iTunes and found this sweet Podcast called, "Scam School." This may be old news to everyone, but it's new to me. Just open iTunes and search the store for "Scam School." They...

I couldn't agree more. Ok. Yeah- I would also advise having a great routine that you've done a million times and THEN booking a show. As far as close-up/walk around effects that also translate pretty well to a stage, I'd go with The Invisible Deck, or any kind of mentalism effect. If you're...

Definitely. I even watch Distortion just for the performances. Those are so funny!

Ha ha! (word count)

3.) Which matters more to you: (a.) if a trick is impromptu or gimmicked or (b.) the overall impact the trick to your audience? Basically, are you willing to sacrifice the sense of purity and openness of an impromptu effect for a gimmicked, yet more impactive performance? Or does the purity of...

2.) What is the most memorable performance experience you've ever had?

1.) Danny, who's REALLY in control when it comes to picking questions that go on the air?

Should be three, if I'm not mistaken.

Alright, all 5 star reviews too! Thanks a lot, guys.

Hey guys, I've got some of Michael Ammar's Magic Wax which is great for card to ceiling and card through window, but can anyone suggest some wax that works great with invisible thread? Thanks, -Matt

There's only so much a spectator can take... If I was a normal spectator and saw Control performed well, I'd be pretty freaked out. Same with Stigmata. But for me, Wounded seems a little... much. You could seriously mess with your audience, with these tricks alone, but if you combine...

I've just got a basic JVC handheld Mini DV camera, nothing special. As far as an editing system, I just use Windows Movie Maker. If you're still very new to video editing and the like, I wouldn't recommend getting the latest and greatest, biggest and baddest production equipment right off...

I think they had an "initial" version that they released when The Trilogy first came out, then they made some adjustments and released a second "improved" version. I think there might have been a bonus disc... or a bonus trick..... I don't know- something "bonus-y" involved. Don't quote me on...

Same here... I've only seen it in Criss Angel's "Back to School" episode where he does that with a school yearbook. What about something like this? Just a suggestion... I have no idea how it's done or where to learn it. Tried Google?