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Welcome back. The forums (or rather, its member) have taken a major change... And as for "being defined" by magic - why is that a bad thing? It's great to have the God-given talent of entertainment, if you truly do have it. Not a whole lot of people have what it takes to be a good performer -...

Plastic ones.

I like it. That load isn't used too often anymore, even though it's the cleanest, in my opinion.

Yet once again, we are revealed to the inner workings of the minds of those on this board that never cease to disappoint me, nor grow up.

I believe this is set up, yes. Either that or they're cutting out the part of the video where they distract her enough to unnoticeably place a card in the woman's bra.

Porper should fit it.

Too much repetition of the effect. You go back and forth too much. Also, you've posted this several times before. There's no need to do that.

Contrary to those posting before me, I think you could still use a bit more practice on it. Overall, you did fine, but you could work on the fluidity of everything a little more - make it look more natural. Maybe it's just me, but you look like you're performing rather stiffly. Also, when...

I'm looking to create some of my own aesthetic tunes, purely for my videos. Any suggestions for which programs are the best are much appreciated.

Check www.bestbuy.com for good digital point-and-shoot cameras/camcorders. I would suggest the Canon SX110 IS, which is about $250.

Vega's native language is not English.

Eh... I doubt he did it, and even if he did, it's stupid- at least in my opinion.

It's good... from that angle.

Yeah, we need a performance video to judge and critique your performance. Some video/camera based stores will rent out a video camcorder.

A "different version" is called a variation, not an "original trick". As for the trick itself, it sounds interesting, although I'm not into fire-involved tricks.

Tamed Spades is a good trick for this kind of "show". But rather hard to do with patter, and harder to master to a song if you haven't been practicing a while. Travelling Cards (also known as "Invisible Palm"). You could even do Angle Zero (please don't ruin it by having a lame revelation...

Gee, back to square one. Or at least, back to what I stated in the other thread. Performers should have their own personality etched into their performances. Not someone else's. Not performing without a personality. Have a personality, and show it in your performances. Period. Whoo.

... This is a joke, right? I hope to God it is.

You misinterpreted what I posted. I did not mean that magicians/performers should turn their act into a comedic show; that would be rather repulsive. Rather, I meant that I believe the performer needs to engage with his or her audience in a positive manner. Usually, the best way to engage...

I'm agreeing with Ramo D, surprisingly. The first two are the same as any old sandwich. I like the last bit of your trick the best.