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When starting magic, the best things start with are, Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic and How to do Street Magic from Ellusionist.com. That's where I started, and I still perform a lot of tricks from them. Both of them have a lot of cards. There is also a book called, Expert at the Card...

Yeah, I read the post. Still not understanding. I think you're talking about character persona, but I'm not sure.

I once read a story about a NFL kicker who had no legs. It was very inspiring. It might have been a true story, but I wouldn't bet money on that. Albert Einstien was dislexic. That pretty much says it all. No matter your disadvantage, anything can be accomplished. I wouldn't be surprised...

If you think this is bad, you should read the Youtube comments on Criss' walking on water video. They go something like this: Chs Angl is jeus! No hes not u dumb **** did u wac d vid ur stupid **** u Sometimes I just hit the refresh button a couple of times just to watch...

I always present my magic as pure sleight of hand, I'm not really sure what this thread is about though. Are you suggesting a character to play during magic? A performance style?

I'm a musician. I play a lot of guitar. I've been playing guitar since about 5th grade, and I started magic around the same time. (four years of both.)At school I'm known as, "the weird kid with long hair that does weird stuff with cards and plays guitar," that's an actual quote. I don't know...

How much time do you have? Judging by the amount of time that people get at most talent shows, I think you have to much. I could be wrong though. Just like others have said, just keep practicing the double lift. I practiced the bluff pass for three months until I got it right (I'm kind of...

Two decks of cards (red and blue) One pad of paper One red pen One sharpie One Ziploc bag Whatever change is left I might be over, if so I'd drop the red pen and pad of paper.

Just like the producers of a TV show would give a couple episodes to critics before it premiers.

I store all of my magic stuff in a lock box. That way no one can get at my gimmicks without the key that is on me at all times.

Yeah, lots of threads on this already. He can work for whatever website he wants to, it's not like he has a contract with theory11 that restricts him to the site. P.S.: He's appearing at Cal Magic soon. They have been getting a lot of popular magicians lately.

Cool, I've thought about getting it before, it's like nothing I've ever seen before.

For me, nothing beats the old Ambitious Card Routine. Whenever anyone asks me to do a card trick, my ACR is what I do.

This is going on my list of possible effects to buy. Looks incredible, and cheaper than the gecko.

The lecture was great. He taught some great effects, and gave a lot of really great advice about performance which has helped me a lot. If you have a chance to see him lecture---go. You won't regret it.

No, just the one at Cal magic. I live within walking distance which is very cool for those summer days when I'm bored.

I'm going by myself. YES! I'm going!

Well a couple of days ago I found out that one of my favorite performers of magic (sounds less hokey than saying magician) would be lecturing tonight at California Magic and Dinner Theater. Today before school I packed up my two DVDs of his and went to school. After school instead of going...

I'm sure this has been brought up before, but I couldn't find it with the search button. Do I need $500 to perform this effect? If the answer is exposure say so. Don't try and dance around the secret.