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Here's the video. NUMBER 2 STINKS

haha I love this guy. "I learned how to harness gravity" "Banana Cookoo bird" :)

Too bad most of us aren't fortunate enough to have easy access to the Magic Castle.

That's like a layperson saying, "Why would you buy a deck for $5.95?" or "Why would you spend $40+ on a book?"

I don't really have any ideas on how it could make more sense but a cool thing to do would be to have the selected card in the 8's position and the 8 is set apart from the pack.

I think I might have seen something similar that Calen Morelli posted on his "365 Days of Magic" though I'm not 100% sure. Anyways, it still looks pretty awesome and I like the idea. :)

First, there's nothing wrong with preferring the 1-on-1 section. But there are some DVD's that could still help fine-tune and give new perspectives and ideas to your magic. Like BeLIEve by Joel Paschall, he doesn't just teach a method, he gives new ideas on how your magic can be presented and...

... Mr. Draven said it best. :)

Actually, cardistry can be used as self-satisfaction or entertainment. The same can be said for magic. When it comes down to it, they can both be entertaining and interesting to the general public. But, as Andrei said, I'm not an expert cardist. Actually, I'm not even an intermediate cardist...

Nice! You should feel accomplished! As long as the audience enjoyed it, you were a success. :)

That's a really tough situation that a lot of magicians get put in. I personally don't have a really smooth way of getting out of it. Pretty much, I just say: "No, I don't think so. If I let you see, then I'll have to let everyone see, and I don't trust too many people with my things." Yeah...

Alchemy by Ben Seidman Well, when I learned the method, I wasn't too exited to perform it because I was so nervous but I was really exited to learn it. :)

Don't do that. If the thread is really good enough, it'll get posts on its own. There are already threads about this topic that were posted around the date of the release. Try using the search bar.

Actually, I've never been a big fan of Jerry's Nuggets. I don't really like the design and they don't look like they'll last long if you were to use them. If I could come across a deck, I would probably sell it, or just keep it until its worth more. But I could live my life without any kind of...

It seems like you've already got your routine together. So, let's talk about how you're gonna perform. Make sure you don't just stand in front of the class, make sure everyone can get out of they're seats and have a good view. Try standing against a wall if you don't want anyone behind you...

So, what's this contest about?

Papercrane has a new forum section.

Alright for video editing there are two really GOOD products out there for PC and Mac. For Windows: The very best to get is Sony Vegas Pro. Some people can't really afford this because its pretty pricey. So what I use and recommend is Sony Vegas Movie Studio. For Mac: The best for Macs is...

You can use any solid object.

Oh ok. That makes sense. I agree with you completely. He needs to be looking at a BEGINNER book since he's a "beginner". So like I recommend to all, check out Jason England's "What to Read". It's FREE. :)