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You need more practice. Try to achieve perfect smoothness and flow instead of maximum speed because that's what counts more on camera. Cheers!

I don't know if it's just me, but I don't really understand what is it you want. You're not enjoying your magic? You don't have confidence in your magic and you feel you're not fooling anyone? You're in need of inspiration of some kind? Sorry, I'm just kind of lost; one of us definitely can't...

Your faros are as good as they can possibly be. The pass is also good and I like the fact that your thumb goes along the long side of the deck, which gives the sleight a little bit more openness. Not a lot of people do the pass with their thumb in that position, I myself am struggling to...

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You expressed yourself clearly:

:giving you a high five: Anyway, I think that we should all just relax and continue doing what we've been doing so far - share experiences and advice. I really don't see the point in sharing experiences and advice about the way we share experiences and advice just because we don't like the way...

I don't really do much of the Bucks' stuff, Pandora is their most complicated flourish I can perform but I'm far from smooth.

The idea isn't bad but the palming of the pen is very awkward and there where also too many changes in the beginning. I'm almost certain that you couldn't pull this off in front of a live audience. The things that were good are the coin vanishes, especially the one where you say to figure out...

Hy, I'm doing cardistry for about 2 and a half years now.

I'm comfortable using the Tenkai and lateral palms, but the classic palm is not my favorite and I haven't used it in a long time. When seated at the table, especially when I'm doing a small gambling demonstration, I'm also very comfortable with Gambler's Cop. Other than that, If I feel that I...

Thanks, I'm performing cardistry for about as long as you, although lately I'm more concentrated on my magic. Anyway, welcome to the forums!

I once did a transposition of 2 signed cards that also had hearts drawn on them saying something along the lines "you really gave your hearts to one another". It was a simple impromptu transposition that ended with a DL (when revealing the second card), so I just did a second deal to clean up...

You obviously used the camera angles to get rid of a coin, although I guess you can just reach into your pocket for a lighter in case of a live performance. Other than that, the effect was nice and I really didn't expect that second flash in the end!

Thanks for the offer, I'll be sure to keep it in mind and welcome to the forums!

That's pretty much what I was going to say; although the comparison of video games and magic as art forms is an interesting point of view, I don't really see what more we can say about the subject, except perhaps make a list of similarities and differences? The magic is changing just like every...

The sleights look very good, but the lighting is bad (dim room and a lot of shadows), which I wouldn't normally point out, but since I can clearly see that you spent a lot of time and effort editing this, It's really a shame that bad lighting diminishes most of that hard work. Thankfully, all...

That was sarcasm, you know that thing when you say something but you don't really mean...ah, forget it, I'm already off-topic.

Wynns are overrated and overpriced. Although the Split Spades aren't cheap either, I would recommend them over Wynns for both magic and cardistry.

I'm seriously starting to think you're Buce Kalver, although he's successful enough that he doesn't need to advertise on every forum thread of every magic site. Still, you never know!

Practice even more. The more you perform, the more you'll deal with new situations up to a point where nothing can surprise you. Confidence is the key word here. Also, don't consume caffeine and if you start to shake go into an effect or a routine that's pretty much self-working, e.g. Do as I...