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I really like the back design of the sentinels (Though I feel the skulls on the fronts are a bit juvenile). They feel thicker and have lasted much longer than my deckone's (which seem to hold bends more). They still fan great, where as the deckone clumps a bit more. But I really appreciate that...

I have a ton of fun performing Jokers Wild or the Biddle Trick.

What is your favorite dress code story?

Ha ha me too actually. I'm a little confused about the price structure. Some people with less experience/success are more expensive than those with the most success in some cases. hmm.

Some thoughts about a few of them that you may want to reconsider: - Toilet Paper Balls over the head Make sure your presentation works with this. I had a corporate gig once where the guy I was doing it to was not happy about everyone laughing at him. I didn't plan very well to make him look...

Ha ha, well said

In terms of time, I have a 45-60 minute show that I offer, and I have 10 effects, of which I only ever have time for 7-8. You can get through 12 effects if each one was only five minutes. I would say that less is more with a show. Take your best effects and work them to create full routines...

Or perhaps the wire is already revealed and in full force, but you need an invitation to participate... ;)

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Hi, Welcome to the forums. It sounds like you are doing quite well already! I would recommend Jim Snack's material. There are some great ideas and advice there, as well as resources and links. Well worth the cost. Hope to learn some things from you as well. Justin

You won't regret EMC. Ton's of great stuff, and lots of wisdom that will enhance all of your magic.

Sorry I was making a bit of a joke (apparently not funny). I know fish can be trained, but I do say that was quite impressive.

Thanks for sharing! I imagine they would have a great show with high energy! jm

kryss95, It might be helpful for you to post some effects that you already have and know that you think might work for stage. Then we might be able to give you some tips and ideas for making them work better on stage. There is a ton of great stage material out there - most of it depends on...

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I recall seeing some in magic magazine last year. I'll see if I can dig it up. I remember that it wasn't cheap. That said, is there a certain effect that you want to accomplish? There may be much less expensive way (I'm thinking corinda).

It's all very useable, and great routines. A few fantastic Coin effects too. -not to mention a watch steal.

Great advice. Most of my set is impromptu because of my time in the restaurant. I love Gregory Wilson's On the Spot -great impromptu material -much of it works great in the restaurant. (Spectators love sponge balls)

I like that idea and lot actually.

I came up with a triumph routine using a double backer, but couldn't get it filmed in time (Sad day). Good luck to everyone though!