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Cool! Hey you live in nashville?! I think I saw you at the Wayne Houchin lecture.

haha oh. But this idea it really about a whole ONE channel instead of a bunch of videos, not saying that his idea isn't good just that this is a little different.

I want to but... School. :(

Hey guys. So I was on youtube looking at some magicians and I realized something. Almost every single magician channel is some guy who can only perform for a camera. Or at least that's all we can tell from the videos. You usually just see hands performing a trick and almost never see live...

You could do, I forget what its called but basically the effect is this: the spectator choses a card puts it back in the middle and takes it behind his back. You tell him to take a card and put it on the bottom and take the next card, turn it upside down, and put it in the middle. when the...

How old are the kids? Later on this month, I'm doing a birthday party for 7 year olds for the first time. Here's my lineup Sponge balls, cups and balls, magic coloring book, almost impromptu rising card, dime and penny trick, hot rod, card penetration frame.

ACR is a really hard trick performance-wise. If you overthink it. Ambitious card routines shouldn't be more than 4 parts long. And really think about what your ending should be, you could do the pop up move or some other thing that blow the other parts out of the water. just be yourself. If you...

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I do sandwich effects almost every day and the only real advice I could give you for this is that unless spectators are paying for a show, they usually don't want a trick that involves a story (especially a long one). I usually do the "Ace Shake" and the reveal slowly with kings with my own...

If this is an effect you feel you should keep to yourself, then I would suggest not putting it on the market.

I hate gimmicked Oil and Water routines so I came up with an impromptu version that looks good and you can even have spectators deal them out. I might post a video of it.

Cool. I went there in June. Sadly, I haven't found a magic shop or know of any lectures. :( On the bright side, Hilton Head is an amazing performing destination :)

Umm. I'm also black and stigmata works great. On the other hand, I'm not too dark, I'm lightskinned :) I guess that's why there are some thumb tips I can get away with.

I do the gimmickless version a lot and I don't click my tongue, when you do it for a while, you don't have to and I tried the smoke thing with the "portal" and I got some killer reactions, but smoke is still worth getting you get more smoke out and it's thicker.

Busking is always an option. :)

The movie would be called "The Bicycle Guardian" A young magician named Jonathan Bayme visits Las Vegas for a couple weeks for a magic convention held at a new hotel called 'T11' the new attraction at the hotel is a bike made out of nothing but cards (and maybe a little bit of glue.)...

What I do is just put the deck back on top and do a false overhand shuffle to get it back on top. Or you could just pass the card to the top.

I'm 13 years old too and its pretty hard for a lot of audiences to take you seriously. But last winter i did a "gig" for a business christmas party. I didn't get paid officially but i did get a couple tips. My best advise to you is to make a list of around 10 tricks and make a routine of what...

Umm, I wouldn't say I'm a mix between any other magicians. I have my own style and presentation that I don't see in other magicians. But... if I HAD to choose, I would say I'm a mix between Wayne Houchin, Justin Kredible, and Daniel Madison. I feel that when I watch them perform, I see certain...

I voted for him on youtube