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Exactly! ALWAYS include information that is ONLY relevant to the type of work you are applying for. If you start adding other stuff, they WILL throw your resume away and go for the next one. It looks unprofessional. Take this advice seriously. On the other note, I don't think you can call...

Btw. this is me performing the pass, just to add to my credibility lol http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?36992-My-Performance-of-the-Pass-and-Clipshift

Also "Easy to Master Card Miracles" by Michael Ammar. AMAZING DVD set full of great routines that are easy to master (hence the title). So once you are done with Royal Road, go check this DVD set out, it is going to be a perfect sequel to your card learning experience.

Thanks man, glad you liked it. Pass is my favorite move, followed closely by Clipshift. On the video I demonstrate classic pass, brick pass and riffle pass. Also, the way to get the card ready for the clipshift is done by "Mike's Move" from Devil's Picturebook, just much better hidden than what...

Yeah, I have to go and check if they are silver, but something tells me they are not lol. They are still good for practicing, if you don't wanna loose one of Schoolcraft's soft $350 coins lol.

Hey guys, Here is a video to help kill the time until my Cruise Ship video gets edited and posted. In this video I am doing waaay to many passes in a row plus a clipshift in the end, for my girlfriend on the ship, while we wait for the comedy show to start lol...

Hey guys, I got a set of these one dollar coins, and I would like to know how much are they worth, aka. how much I could sell them for. There are 8 coins in the set, and the years on the coins are 1796, 1798, 1799, 1870, 1874, 1875, 1876 and 1878.

You did kind of flash couple of times, so you may wanna work on your angles a bit more. However, everybody loved it, and that is the most important thing. Keep it up.

Yep, I think that's the one, thanks.

I LOVE the pass, and I do it regularly (I will actually post a video of it soon). The video you are talking about is "On the Pass" by Richard Kaufman. It's a great video for the pass, you will not go wrong with that one. Also, Jason England has a 1 on 1 here on T11 on the Classic Pass, which is...

There are usually two sizes of playing cards (excluding a jumbo deck and a mini deck), and those are poker size cards and bridge size cards. Poker size cards are what most of magicians use, and what I recommend you to use too.

Hopefully tomorrow, and in this thread, so keep checking.

Now this post should be a sticky! Well said. I second "Royal Road to Card Magic", in my opinion it's a better book for complete beginner than Card College, since it's only one book. 5 Books may seem intimidating to a beginner. Also RRTCM will teach you all of the essential slights plus tons of...

Thanks, I'll try that.

Also try Paul Cummins "Side Steal Declassified".

Hmmm, nope. I went through entire DVD twice, and couldn't find an explanation of any effect using the note pad, just how to set it up. Can you tell me at what part of the DVD he explains it, or what minute?

Hmmm, will do.

On the DVD, B Smith explains how to "install" Psypher on the note pad, but he doesn't explain how to retrieve information from it. Can anyone help me out as how would you get a peek after they write something in the pad? Thank you!

Alright, I recorded everything today, answered EVERY SINGLE QUESTION, plus recorded two small bonuses as a thank you for participating and watching :) They will be uploaded tomorrow or the day after, so stay tuned. It's around 80 minutes long, plus another 40-50 minutes bonuses, you are looking...

Red: Queen of Diamonds White: 3 of Clubs Blue: 8 of Hearts Red: King of Spades White: Joker Blue: 2 of Hearts