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Oh, you're getting both? Great for you! Don't worry at all about sending back the Sankey. Try not to feel too overwhelmed, just go through it gradually. Here's what I do. Whenever I get a large amount of magic, I sit with it all for about an hour and GRAZE through each thing, take a look at...

SPRUNG AND DAGGER BY RYAN SCHLUTZ Effect: In a wonderful take on the classic Card Stab Plot, a "sword card" (a playing card with a sword printed across it) appears visually from nowhere, impaling the side of a rubber-banded deck. Upon removing the rubber band and spreading to the sword...

It's no secret that I'm a hardcore Sankey fan, Yes, I have disliked some of his releases but almost everything of his I own is gold. That being said, I now speak to the thread starter: You really shouldn't have listened to anybody but yourself. You obviously made these selections from...

Unless the material you've got has been real world tested, refined, developed, and streamlined over the course of a few years, I wouldn't even think about releasing a DVD, especially at the age of 14. If this has all been done, by all means good luck!

I do prefer Tallys... where can you get full bricks?

1. Developing my own one-man theatre show. 2. Performing at the Magic Castle 3. Winning a Major Competition

Here's mine: Harry Lorayne's Apocalypse Book #1 Ed Marlo's Revolutionary Card Technique Verbal Magic by Juan Tamariz A MAGIC Magazine subscription renewal Past Midnight by Benjamin Earl Bricks of Bikes (I usually get about 6-7 LOL)

Thank you for your brief reviews David! I will also be reviewing Xpell soon.

FALL BY ERIC ROSS Description: The label on a bottled beverage visually melts through the plastic of the bottle and onto the inside! Spectators can feel the side of the bottle as confirmation that the label is indeed now on the inside. To conclude, the label is then visually brought back to...

I'm fairly certain it's all brand new Harris. I can't WAIT for this!

My magic friend Reuben and I directed these films a while ago. The original is more of a thriller, the second is more of a comedy. However the second video is a continuance of the first video (a sequel, naturally). Enjoy! A Killing: Two Perspectives-...

We at Westmount Magic aren't always perfect... it's shocking, but true. This short video shows some OLD clips of goof-ups and random antics. Enjoy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P3dlTX93X0 Michael Kras

Here's the demo you've all been waiting oh-so-patiently for. By the way, th clip itself is over a year old, so I apologize for the bad audio. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tvKg6W3L8s

MARKO! The entire Salt Trick is missing... it's just a black screen for two minutes straight. I recommend you take it down and upload again.

The Tarbell Course Volume One has a great method that I use all the time.

Beg your pardon?

It amazes me to hear you say that. I did notice I was MUCH slower back then, something to ponder... but overall I thought it was pretty mediocre coming from me... but then again, I'm a bit of a perfectionist nowadays and have been working my regularly performed effects to death in every aspect...

I really do not like your response... taking credit for the work of other magicians deliberately? Not the best way to go about things.

Excellent response Morgician. I personally find this question very insulting. Not only do spectators think the magic is cheap stuff you can search up on Youtube, but it ALSO conveys that the finesse I have added to the routine is EASY and can also easily be learned with a quick internet...

I wouldn't call it basic, but thank you!