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Learning the Dancing Cane like a pro is hard. Really hard. Its not something which is like "Now you know. Now you can" its more of a "Now you know. Now you practice. Now you practice some more. Damn doesnt look right. Now you practice some more. Now it looks only okay. Damn. Need more...

THE DECK IN MY PANTS! that didnt work anyways... rare decks rare decks rare decks.... its damn hard to say which is the rarest. You may mean rare as in still obtainable or rare is in pieces of leaf peasants working for charlamagne used. White Cents should be pretty rare (GOT 4!) . Jerries...

very nice.. I made 1 back in 2007. I also followed AOA. It took around 1- 1.5 hours to make it. I made the stupid choice of using a vinegar bottle (im 15 at the moment). It was harder than hell. It was long and round (thats what she said). It made the job very difficult. basically, I would...

Alright there are only two possible ways of making this look good. Not trying to sound cocky by the way. 1. Do a trick but it has to be epic in order not to be lame 2. Do not do a trick. If you are going to do a trick. I would not use cards. make it something totally epic and unexpected...

I have my own little cupboard in my floor boards. Its pretty big. Around 2 meters X 1 Meter X 1 feet. I keep around 110 Decks inside, 30 books, and all my DVDs (around... 23) and everything else such as my Rock Raccoon, Balloons, Cups and Balls, etc.

Effect: You turn 360 showing no sleeves, gimmicks, loads, or anything out of the ordinary. You show a table clean and empty. You once again show that you dont have any loads on you. No bumps. No Lumps. Nothing odd. You cover the table for a split second with your hands and produce a bottle of...

Um... Not really. I cant really go into much as it might get into exposure but basically you can make things such as apples, juggling balls, oranges, cups, etc. Just not a bag or computer or something thats too big. its more of a street or walk around trick rather than a stage cabaret thing.

Hm... Some people have too sweaty, some have too dry... Which would you rather? I honestly rather the sweaty. To rid of sweat, have a hankerchief, or some talcum powder, or stay in air conditioned places, or dont get nervous. If your hands are too dry though, then its really hard to fix it...

I dont think so. But how hard is it? "If we push your card inside, then do you agree it is lost somewhere *spread* in the middle?" there we go

Being a magic competition, they arent looking for stuff like your latest biddle trick or stigmata. Im pretty sure if you do, it will go something like this "pick a card... alright... now think of your card and hold my wri..." "NEXT!" No one wants to see another guy performing the latest...

I find it kinda sad how much of the reputation maker is from E and T11. mine is Tivo2.0. HAH kidding... -Anniversary Waltz Triumph - Angle Zero (comeon a damn good effect with little work) -my ACR -Smoke by Derren Brown cept i use other things than cigs

Effect: You show someone a plastic bag. They check that it is empty. You take it back and put your empty hand inside. Under the plastic of the bag, the spectator sees a red object suddenly form and grow. You tip it out to show that it is a real apple. Everything is examinable and can be given...

that was ok i guess I find that some of your actions are rather unatural your hands seem over tense. If you watch how richard sanders performs, hes very very very smooth. i think its your fists. No one would ever hold them that way. Relax and make it smoother. make it as if you have no...

Omggggg im uploading now and its taking 4 years!!!!! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

oh daim...

is editing and what not allowed as in music... titles... etc

Presentation is everything you can do a easy as pie trick with perfect presentation and would still be a great magician. Do a self working trick with the worlds greatest build up and there we have a wonderful magician. Only start hardcoring your techniques when you can perform very well. A...

Pra, thats not really card manipulation. Thats flourish. I think hes asking about manipulation. You can learn from Jeff Sheridan, Mcbride, Frye, Romaine, Dan Sperry, and Juliana Chen i think

I think these were seen originally from Harry Eng. You can learn to make these in the Art of Astonishment book. Its awesome. I made 1 in... 1.5 hours haha but it was worth it.

Its a take on a classic trick called... um... something by something lewis.. yea... I kinda forgot his name. um... cardiographic was it? not sure. sorry