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I have Magic Matters it is a GREAT book! Very thought provoking.

Thanks Jamie for posting this, there is some GOOD info in here. Love the idea about requesting the floor plan. That never really crossed my mind to do that. I usually show up extra early to get a feel for the room, but it would be nice to know what I'm going into a head of time. Good call...

Jimmy, welcome to the forums, and I'm glad you've finally chosen now as the time to stop lurking, and start participating. However to the best of my knowledge there is only one person making a living from doing the deck in bottles, and that person is Jamie Grant. It's his thing. I know of no...

Being as I'm on my phone I can only recommend you google it. Id do it for you but I'm limited when mobile. I know it's around 400$.

I'm sorry but I still feel this is Jamie's thing. I won't help, however I do encourage you to buy her one from Jamie. Help support one of our own forum members!

I can't personally justify spending $150 bucks just to get a deck of cards. There is SOOO much magic I can get for less money, and make it go further for me. For example I just spent less than fifty dollars, and got Dan Sperry's card manipulation series vol. 1-3, Andrei Jikh's intro to...

Improving the World... One Interaction At A Time. A Performers Guide to Cultural Interactions By William Draven As an actor at a major motion picture studio, and theme park in Hollywood, as well as a magician I frequently get the opportunity to entertain for from all...

Improving the World... One Interaction At A Time. A Performers Guide to Cultural Interactions By William Draven As an actor at a major motion picture studio, and theme park in Hollywood, as well as a magician I frequently get the opportunity to entertain for from...

Improving the World... One Interaction At A Time. A Performers Guide to Cultural Interactions By William Draven As an actor at a major motion picture studio, and theme park in Hollywood, as well as a magician I frequently get the opportunity to entertain for from all...

Improving the World... One Interaction At A Time. A Performers Guide to Cultural Interactions By William Draven As an actor at a major motion picture studio, and theme park in Hollywood, as well as a magician I frequently get the opportunity to entertain for from all...

I've seen it done before in live presentation. It's neat, and it's not something people are expecting, but it's not an audience fooler. It's the equivalent of a throw away gag. It is something you do during the course of a presentation to make a point, or get a reaction, but it's not a stand...

I got called once last minute to do a party event by an event planner that I have worked with before. I showed up to find out on location that the event was a birthday party for a four year old. I spent the thirty minutes before the show re-writing my entire script to make it kid friendly. >.<;

Goatears no offense was taken. I believe we are comparing apples to oranges here. You are talking about creating new material in general, and citing references to people who created methods while they were virtually unknown. I am talking about protecting intellectual property. There is...

Don't be naive. Sure you say that now, but what happens when someone steals your idea and then doesn't even give you the courtesy of a credit? There's a reason why companies like Theory11 don't talk openly about the things they are working on.

Come now we ALL know that the only person that can read your mind is your mother!

I'll pass thank you. Any idea that I have for magic, will remain just that- my idea. I'm not going to throw it blindly out on a forum where just anyone can take it, use it, and worse of all make money off it.

It's hard to follow your video because it has a lot of elements that just don't make sense. The tape on the arm, the balls, the tissue paper, the pikachu, etc. 4 minutes for such a mish mosh of randomness is about 3:30 too long. Sorry man, I can't say I like this. Try focusing on one...

Heh, you're profile picture is with Paul Draper. Where did you meet him?

Hands down the best book is Mark Wilson's course in Magic. Hell I think I remember seeing a video of Scarney doing the spongeballs from that book. It was either sponge balls or cups and balls, I can't remember which. Regardless If that doesn't tell you something about that book then nothing...

Cardistry is certainly something for magic nerds to geek out about when they see X person perform X sequence of cuts during their direct to webcam broadcast. Let's face it, collecting decks, and performing a sequence of cuts that is invisible to anyone more than six feet away is only something...