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If am at a table, the original is my favorite. If I'm standing up, then Bill Goodwin's/Larry Jennings gets my vote. Advantage of the original is that you can show the cards being interlaced, which is awesome. In the Goodwin/Jennings version, the display is soo convincing, here is what the...

Hi there. I bought the Dribble Pass some days ago, and I was actually hesitant, because of many reviews on the product page which mention that the teaching is not detailed. I took the chances and bought it. Here it is: http://www.penguinmagic.com/product.php?ID=1632 - The Pass...

Darwin Ortiz, Allan Ackerman, Andrew Wimhurst, Peter Duffie, Roy Wolten, Jerry Sowartiz ... Yeah, all of them have average talent. Nothing wrong with all cards. There are people who earn their living with a deck of cards alone. Sure, everyone should have a style, and everyone here seems to...

Why not putting out a book? Or are the notes are ebook? For clips, you can save yourself the DVD by putting clips inside the ebook itself. Michael Close's Closely Guarded Secrets is one of the best produced ebooks in all magic that I've seen. ( I'm assuming that you're doing an ebook here )...

Thanks for the words :) The book is great, I have to say that I just skimmed it, not read it completly, but for 14$ you can't get any wrong actually. However, if you're aiming to learn the spread pass, although the book is great but you might want to look into Card College ( 3 I believe...

Currently I do Seventh son alot.

There are ALOT of versions on the pass, but short, there is the classic and Hermann, and other types ( tabled, Elliot, Wrist Turns .. etc ) Classic pass is the oldest, however the because its the hardest to pull off invisibly ( though its possible, read further ), cardmen along the years...

What Steerpike meant that if you figured out the effect, instead of performing it buy it out of respect of the creator. Many pros and serious hobbiests do this. Not doing it is just disrespectful. Anyone is titled to their opinion, which is fine, as long as you don't perform the trick...

My suggestion? Don't buy them. Complete the ones you have, study them, then get vol.3, finish it, then vol.4, then 5. Getting the whole collection in a snap will just make you bored, when you see all the material, you'll jump from the pass to color changes ....etc. The books wont go out...