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Over the past few days, our team has posted a series of clues around the theory11 site. Some of these have been very easy to find. Some of these have been very difficult. If you don't know where to start, a good place to begin would be this forum thread - now over 54 pages in length and rising...

You guys are very quick! There are several clues undiscovered. Game on...

...a black and white magic coloring book by Daniel Madison! Just like the normal magic coloring book, but without the second part of the effect where things become colorful. Brilliant! First round of clues has been posted. Good hunting...

What we have planned, you will soon find out. It has been 12 months since we started this, and the finish line is almost in sight.

We love you more... To clarify, this will be FIVE secrets, not just one (as some hinted at). Hold on tight, I promise this will be well worth the wait.

Who told you?! Ha - I wish it was that. The dove pan used to be my number one stunner when I was starting out in magic.

In August of 2007, a team of eleven individuals joined forces and revealed a secret that was closely guarded for six months. That secret was theory11. Our goal from the beginning was to promote unity, collaboration, and advancement of an artform. We have miles to go before we sleep. We are far...

I loved tonight's submissions! Each of these was very well done and very fun to watch. Some thoughts: chriswiehl, your mom's coin bend was awesome! Rneogy, your presentation was a great fit for this contest, and showed an apparent triumph of technical skill. Malibu, it looks like you need an...

You are 100% correct!

Sure - your method does not need to be visible. To the camera, it can and should look like you have superhuman skills, strength, or abilities.

If you have a magical method (invisible thread) at work in doing so, perhaps - what we're looking for it something that APPEARS to be a simple display of skill or strength, but in reality, you are using a secretive method. I cited the coin bend example previously, but you could also apparently...

That is exactly what we're looking for. It should LOOK like a display of skill, but in reality it should be a magic method. Taking the example of bending a coin, it LOOKS like you have super human strength and are literally bending the coin. In reality, deception is at work.

For centuries magicians have performed incredible demonstrations of skill or strength utilizing deception and trickery rather than genuine ability. We felt this concept could serve as inspiration for this week's Saturday Night Contest. Your task tonight is to film any demonstration of skill or...

This was an amazing experience - absolutely phenomenal.

We review every single submission we receive. Submissions should be sent to submissions@theory11.com. We prefer video submissions - it makes it very easy for us to quickly gauge interest in your creation. For privacy, you can upload the video to a site like www.drop.io instead of YouTube to keep...

Soon... soon.

I love how this adventure has unfolded. Jamie, very well done. The idea was brilliant and the execution flawless. Congratulations.

Hmmm... the man in the arena is the one who puts themselves out there. That dares to fight. That takes a chance. That creates. That acts. I am far from the first to relate the quote to a creative context. Nevertheless, you are absolutely correct that vision is subjective and there exist as many...

We are working on something special that may help with this... ;)

"It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by the dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs and comes...