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When your 12 it is hard to justify paying ten bucks for information. Once you are older and working a full time job you realize it is about the same price as a lunch at Subway. (and if you are in the industry, it's a tax break) EATCT would set you back, oh perhaps $7 from amazon (I picked up a...

Hmm for easter weekend you could do a live Ambitious card routine. Where the card rises (again) to the top. ha ha sorry. Super cheese. ;) Or best Gospel trick?

I like it. I say stickers too. I can see this on some kids skateboard or binder etc.

And they give you a store credit not a refund

An oldie, but a goodie. I heard he paid for his boat with the money he made off that trick.

Well I'm not Draven;), but, it's definitely a unique opportunity (and it is legit!). I don't have a clue how that will affect sales tho. Considering they needed to start charging for shipping. I like that it will encourage people to head out and actually perform for real people. But now the...

This was my experience two shows ago. Bombed it. Bill describes the experience and what to do about it. Great read. http://billabbottmagic.blogspot.com/

Sure sure.... I checked it out last night. And to be honest I was a tad disappointed as I clicked the link because I was hoping that when the wire is revealed it would be a bit more creca trova-ish. I enjoy the hype/treasure hunts. ([FRAME])

I like that idea. Convey a theme or message without words or music

I've been wrestling with some different viewpoints on this concept (at least it is similar). No one would deny that the entertainment value needs to be there, and that both a good effect needs a good presentation. But what is more important - the trick or the presentation? A guy like...

I did a goldfish production, and moved in such a way that half the room caught a glimpse of it under my coat. After it appeared (which surprised them), a bunch of the kids said they saw it in my coat. Fish production fail.

That's a great thought. It seems like there is a standard that magic should be recordable. I don't know how many times I have seen magicians say they won't even consider buying an effect if there is no full demo video, showing every angle, and full performance. I really like the comments...

Eric Mead on Character (from Magic-Con). He is so good at articulating some of these things. A must read: (thanks @jraiker for tweeting this) http://www.ericmead.org/MeadWeb/Blog/Entries/2010/3/29_A_Talk_at_Magic_Con.html Now it is a matter of thinking this for my show. Moving it away from a...

Clever. I liked it.

Was this the show at the Lutheran college? I liked the recap joke

I had the privilege to learn this from Jason while he was here in Edmonton for a workshop. He is just as smooth with it face to face as he is in front of the camera.