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If you want the "good" finish and stock, you're looking at several THOUSAND decks, not hundreds.

You know, I don't know if that makes it MORE, or LESS funny, lol. Even more so that he thought of it one night, and did it the next day.

Um, what you described is EXACTLY a lack of confidence. "how the hell they don't see it, when I see everything. They must see it, but they are just playing nice" This is not being confident that they can not see it. Not believing it can be true, and they must be being nice means exactly...

Practice until you do not have to think about it. This is the main problem here. You still are thinking about it, which puts your attention on it, and WILL lead to your audience's attention going to it as well. If you can do it with out thinking about it, you will not notice it, and neither...

I am going to assume that you mean that the other end, the none sealed end, is not at the same spot as whne it is un-preped. This is normal, and in no way gives away anything, as it is hard to see, and there is no point in the effect where there should be any reason for any attention on that...

I'm glad you guys liked it. Unfortunately, yes, for the time being, this is unavailable for purchase.

Um, No, I am THE GlenN West, lol. yes, same Glenn.

Essentially a variation on Fisher's Nowhere pass, my favourite part of it is the way the handling of the "bluff" part of it is cut down to a minimum. Not just the fact that it is minimalised, but how it is. Which is what Fisher was trying to do when he initially developed the Nowhere pass, in...

Pretty much EVERY effect in The Paper Engine, lol. Seriously though, there are about two in there that don't use it, and all the others that do are good uses for it. Some could even be considered entire exercises in using the half pass. One effect has two handlings, one uses 12 half passes...

Wow, you guys are making a lot of assumptions, and generalized answers. If you asked where Copperfield was born, would you accept "America?" Any who, Vernon was born in Ottawa, his full name was David Frederick Wingfield Verner, and his nickname was The Professor, which he got original NOT in...

LOL, I would have used the term "doubles," but that wouldn't have been numerically accurate.

My suggestiong would be an actual Brick and Morter store. And why do you "need" instant download tricks?

Yeah, the "cut" looked suspicious at first, still does technically, however, watching it closely, it is one continuous shot, the frame just jumps in a bit. Basically in one frame it zooms in for some reason. Not sure if this happened because of the text you applied at that point, or if it was...

What Tom, quoting Aaron, said. Although a pad is nice, you would probably be going backwards by getting one. It would be like getting a cane to help you walk when you can already run. Not that they don't have their uses, you just can't learn to rely on one. Especially for specific moves...

Refills. Mind you, there are versions that you can make yourself, which are examinable, and can be given out to keep. The Flicking Fingers' Movie teaches one. But it will be nice to have pre-made ones which will be better than the ones you can make yourself.

Wow, aside from noticing multi card singles, which just comes naturally as a magician, and is nothing against your handling, I could not see a single move.

I think you mean that it is NOT very angle sensitive.

Hey Dizzi, would I be able to get in on a video chat to see this? Sounds great. Thanks Glenn

No shell will cover the sides completely. Schoolcraft, Lasson, and Keuppers' will all come damn close though. Johnson's shells will come close as well, but not as much as the above.

Can we get a description of the effect? Besides a card is torn and then restored ;)