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OUCH...those do not look fun at all. Smacking the water from a high jump is like hitting cement.

Luis...this is the type of stuff I would like to do more of but with two kids and a wife tagging along I don't get too many chances like you have...ha ha. Can you imagine me pulling the car over off the road...tell my wife and kids, "Just sit tight everyone..daddy...has to go do magic real...

I like the effect but definitely agree with Jeff....slow down the "tilt". It is waaaaaaaayyyy too much in a hurry. You can do it slowly and nobody catches it. Jeff what exactly is the Howie convincer? Just curious because I will be meeting Howie this weekend at the Battle of Magicians...

I took 2 public speaking courses ( 1 in H.S. and 1 in college ). Other than that it has all been by trial and error and studying MANY MANY other magicians via videos and attending conventions. I watch many amateur videos and professionals perform. I know what stock lines are funny and which ones...

It is no trick at all and is perfectly real. I have a friend that performs it with a 6 inch nail spike. Draven is correct in that every precaution needs to be taken to properly handle the prop and cleanliness is imperative. Would I do it? No...because I am wimp when it comes to things like...

Sponge Bunnies or Balls, Cut and Restored Rope, Vanish a silk with a TT, Stratosphere, D'Lite's if you have the proper lighting, A Change Bag Routine, Cups and Balls, Magic Coloring Book, Hippity Hop Rabbits, Linking Rings, Pen through Dollar, Tea Kettle Trick, Break a way wand, Peanut Butter...

Can you give me more details about the gig? How many kids? Age range? I can help you out a ton.

I think you are correct Luis. I have items that I have just set aside and I may not even use for a few years but I knew at the time when I purchased them that I liked the effect...it blew me away...and so I bought it to use at some point in time.

I'm with Red on this one. Handing out the gimmick fused seems to lead them right down the path of them only seeing portions of things here and there. I would rather see you link the key back on as the ending. Just my two cents.

Hi Jeff, I'm assuming you were inspired by Jay Sankey's key effect, but your handling is "killer". I loved every minute of it. Nice work buddy.

Welcome back my man. Sounds like you are "gettin after it".

David, I'm not going to lie. I love this new case. Yes it is a bit pricey but wow...it is a lifesaver and packs up everything so nicely and neatly. Very heavy duty and looks sharp. Thanks for the compliments.

Thanks fellas for the kind words. I always wear a suit which does look professional. For some reason I just can't do the whole little kiddie vest thing...its not me. I don't wear a top hat either. The pics are so so quality. The client took them during the show the best she could.

Here are just a few of the pictures from the 40 kid birthday party I did last Thursday night. Enjoy.

Not bad man. As others have mentioned. Get the patter down smoothly, don't emphasize the "blankness" so many times, and it is almost there. You can reverse fan the cards and show them blank. I think your effect though is pretty much the "mental photography deck" though.

I am not sure of the video but this is exactly how I perform "Clutch". I do it straight out of a female's purse as a pick pocket demonstration. Now you have me curious. Especially since you say it is without her noticing.

Nice job Kirby. I was intrigued by your card formation / cutting. Looks cool. Congrats.

Three...that is "sick" dude. I love it. Nice work man.

I like the idea...very similar to what Justin Miller used to do with the smoke 2000 I think to make coins vanish. Same idea but it looks good. I bet it looks even better if you SLOWWWWWW....down....puff the smoke out slowly and then rub your fingers as you act as though it melted away to...

That's funny. My kids laugh like crazy during that cartoon / skit. Nice work.